Validate machine-readable output before using it downstream.
Practical procedure
- Choose a durable work-order workflow when you need its structuredResult contract and saved validation record. Specify the schema in that supported task request.
- After the task runs, retrieve /work-orders/{work_order_id}/structured-result and inspect the returned state before consuming the data.
- Keep a validation failure separate from a transport failure or a narrative answer. Reject missing required fields rather than filling them with guessed values.
Use a governed work order
A GoCux work order records an outcome, context and acceptance criteria. Use it for durable work that needs the optional Cloud Worker, rather than assuming that every chat turn starts a background job. Select the project and data classification when creating the request. Keep the returned work-order identity so progress, decisions and attachments remain tied to the same operation.
Contract example
Developer examples below describe routes on an authorized, configured GoCux control-plane base URL. They are request shapes or operation references, not claims that a particular public hostname exposes the API. Use the workspace for the corresponding human workflow; availability and permissions depend on the actual deployment.
Operation reference for this workflow
GET /work-orders/{work_order_id}/structured-resultInspect the result
A recorded or accepted work order is not proof of completed execution. Read its state, progress and attachments through the task views. Review the output against the acceptance criteria before using it. If a structured result was requested, inspect its validation state separately from the narrative answer.
What to keep explicit
This task result contract is not a claim that GoCux supports an external Responses API or every response_format option of a chat SDK.
Handle incomplete and refused work
A missing worker or an unavailable dispatch ledger can refuse durable execution while normal chat remains independent. Reuse an operation key only for the same request. After a lost response, reconcile the original operation rather than blindly dispatching new work. A configured maxCost is recorded as context; the work-order schema does not claim it is an enforced monetary ceiling.
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