Add LLM information extraction example#1595
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Hey, thankl you for submitting this. Could you also:
- save the dag representation as a PNG (driver has a method for this already) and embed it in the README?
- Create a jupyter notebook that does the same as
run.pyand allows users to walk through the example in that way (see other examples)?
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Yeah sure i will submit it, give me some time i am out of town for the moment. |
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Closes #241.\n\nAdds a Hamilton LLM workflow example for structured information extraction from customer feedback. The example defines a Pydantic output schema, builds the extraction prompt, calls the OpenAI chat API, parses the JSON response, and validates it before returning serializable records.\n\nThe runner also supports a mocked response so the validation path can be exercised without an API key.