How do I fine-tune GPT-4o-mini with Semantix?

Pip install semantix-ai[all] openai, define Intent classes with docstring requirements, wrap your LLM function in @validate_intent, collect pairs, export, upload to OpenAI.

Does fine-tuning GPT-4o-mini on guardrail failures cost money?

Validation is local (free), LLM calls and fine-tuning use OpenAI credits—pennies for small runs.

Can this pipeline work with other LLMs?

Yes, swap the client.chat.completions.create model—though OpenAI fine-tuning is baked in deepest.

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Python code snippet fine-tuning GPT-4o-mini using guardrail failure data

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Capture LLM guardrail failures as instant training data—no labeling needed. 𝕏
50 lines of Python create a self-improving loop for GPT-4o-mini. 𝕏
Local validation + OpenAI fine-tuning = cheap, automatic AI evolution. 𝕏

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