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feat: Add structured JSON output support to Agent Node

Open aibysid opened this issue 2 weeks ago • 1 comments

  • Add agentStructuredOutput input parameter matching LLM Node structure
  • Implement configureStructuredOutput method to convert schema to Zod
  • Add createZodSchemaFromJSON helper for complex JSON schemas
  • Configure structured output before binding tools (required order)
  • Disable streaming when structured output is enabled
  • Extract structured fields in prepareOutputObject method
  • Resolves issue #5256 Screenshot 2025-11-13 at 13 47 08

aibysid avatar Nov 13 '25 08:11 aibysid

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This pull request introduces a significant enhancement to the Agent Node by adding robust support for structured JSON output. Users can now define a desired JSON schema for the agent's responses, which is then converted into a Zod schema for validation and enforcement. This feature provides greater control over the format of agent outputs, improving integration with downstream systems and ensuring predictable data structures.

Highlights

  • Structured Output Input: Added 'agentStructuredOutput' parameter to the Agent Node for defining JSON output schemas.
  • Zod Schema Conversion: Implemented 'configureStructuredOutput' to convert user-defined schemas into Zod schemas.
  • Complex JSON Schema Support: Introduced 'createZodSchemaFromJSON' helper for handling intricate nested JSON schemas.
  • Execution Order: Ensured structured output configuration occurs before tool binding.
  • Streaming Disabled: Streaming is automatically disabled when structured output is active.
  • Output Extraction: Structured fields are now extracted and included in the final output object.
  • Issue Resolution: Addresses and resolves issue #5256.
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gemini-code-assist[bot] avatar Nov 13 '25 08:11 gemini-code-assist[bot]

I dont think it is working: image

I also dont think we can reuse the same logic as LLM node, because we cant have structured output and tools at the same time. If we want agent to have structured output, we probably have to do it in 2 stages:

  • get the output from agent
  • call LLM again to output structured data from the answer following the specified schema

HenryHengZJ avatar Nov 25 '25 16:11 HenryHengZJ

@HenryHengZJ agreed on the two stage part , will try to raise a new PR with this approach.

aibysid avatar Nov 25 '25 16:11 aibysid

@aibysid I've modified it now: image

HenryHengZJ avatar Nov 25 '25 19:11 HenryHengZJ