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A new documentation guide titled "OpenAI Agent SDK guardrails examples" was introduced, providing practical demonstrations of AI guardrails such as input validation, output checking, and streaming monitoring using the OpenAI Agent SDK and Trigger.dev. The guide includes links to relevant GitHub repositories, code samples, and a video demonstration. To reflect this addition, the documentation navigation structure and the introduction guide's example projects table were updated to include the new "OpenAI Agent SDK guardrails" project, along with a description and repository link. No changes were made to exported or public code entities.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
docs/guides/example-projects/openai-agent-sdk-guardrails.mdx (2)

7-7: Remove or use unused import.

The import RealtimeLearnMore statement isn’t referenced in this file. Consider removing it or adding the intended <RealtimeLearnMore /> call.


9-9: Trim trailing whitespace.

There’s an extra space before the closing </Info> tag. Removing it will keep the JSX clean.

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docs/docs.json (1)

328-328: Approve addition of new example project in navigation.

The new entry "guides/example-projects/openai-agent-sdk-guardrails" is inserted in the correct alphabetical position within the "Example projects" list and JSON syntax is valid.

docs/guides/introduction.mdx (1)

51-51: Approve addition of new example project row.

The new table row for "OpenAI Agent SDK guardrails" correctly follows the existing Markdown table format, uses the right link to the guide, and maintains consistency in the framework column notation.

docs/guides/example-projects/openai-agent-sdk-guardrails.mdx (12)

1-5: Frontmatter configuration is correct.

The YAML frontmatter (title, sidebarTitle, description) is well-formed and aligns with project naming conventions.


11-13: Overview section heading and intro look good.

The ## Overview header and the opening descriptive sentence clearly introduce the purpose of the guide.


15-18: Bulleted guardrail list is concise and informative.

Good use of bold to highlight focus areas. The list items accurately describe the scope of the demo.


20-20: Overview paragraph is clear.

The follow-up sentence defines "guardrails" succinctly and ties back to the bullets above.


22-23: GitHub repo section header is appropriate.

The ## GitHub repo header clearly indicates the next section’s focus.


24-31: Card component for repo link is well-structured.

The <Card> markup uses the proper props (title, icon, href) and provides a clear call to action.


35-39: Verify video source and hosting.

The <video> src points to a GitHub attachments URL. Please confirm the file is accessible in production, or consider moving it to a stable CDN or within the /public assets directory.


41-42: Relevant code section header is good.

The ## Relevant code heading appropriately introduces the code snippets below.


45-48: Trigger.dev Tasks list is accurate.

Links and descriptions for inputGuardrails.ts, outputGuardrails.ts, and streamingGuardrails.ts are consistent with the repository structure.


51-53: Python Implementations list is clear.

Entries for input-guardrails.py, output-guardrails.py, and streaming-guardrails.py correctly describe their roles and point to the right GitHub paths.


55-58: Configuration snippet is appropriate.

The link to trigger.config.ts correctly highlights the use of the Python extension.


61-63: Learn more links are relevant.

External links to the OpenAI Agent SDK docs and the Python build extension provide valuable next steps for readers.

@D-K-P D-K-P merged commit 6cb57b8 into main May 23, 2025
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