TypeChat
FreeTypeChat is a library that makes it easy to build natural language interfaces using types. 
About TypeChat
TypeChat is a library by Microsoft that simplifies building natural language interfaces by using TypeScript types (or types in other supported languages) as schemas. Instead of complex prompt engineering, developers define types representing the intents of their application. TypeChat then constructs prompts for large language models (LLMs) based on those types, validates that the LLM's response conforms to the schema, automatically repairs non-conforming output through further LLM interaction, and summarizes the result without needing an LLM. It supports TypeScript/JavaScript, Python, and C#/.NET, and is open source hosted on GitHub with over 8,700 stars.
Key Features
Pros & Cons
- Reduces complexity and fragility of prompt engineering
- Ensures LLM output is safe and structured via type validation
- Automatic repair of invalid responses without manual intervention
- Free and open source with permissive license
- Supports multiple programming languages (TypeScript, Python, C#)
- Requires upfront effort to define types/schemas for all intents
- Still depends on LLM availability and can incur API costs
- Limited to scenarios where intents can be described by types
- May not handle highly ambiguous or unstructured inputs well