Integrating LLM Calls Into Typed Code Requires Manual Schema Boilerplate
Developers wiring LLM inference into typed applications must manually convert existing TypeScript types into JSON schemas and wrap functions in verbose tool definitions for each integration, rather than treating inference as a native language construct. This repetitive conversion work is a recurring source of friction when adding LLM features to typed codebases.
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