OLLS – A Vendor-Neutral Standard for LLM Inputs and Outputs
OLLS – A Vendor-Neutral Standard for LLM Inputs and Outputs
We have just launched the Open LLM Specification (OLLS) – a community-driven standard that unifies how developers interact with large language models (LLMs) across providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and others. Right now, every provider has different request/response formats, which makes integration painful: Parsing responses is inconsistent Switching models needs custom wrappers Error handling and metadata vary wildly OLLS defines a simple, extensible JSON spec for both inputs (prompts, parameters, metadata) and outputs (content, reasoning, usage, errors). Think of it like OpenAPI for LLMs—portable, predictable, and provider-agnostic. GitHub Repo - https://github.com/julurisaichandu/open-llm-specification Example input/output formats, goals, and roadmap Looking for contributors, feedback, and real-world use cases! Let’s build a unified LLM interface—contribute ideas or join the discussion
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