package ocaml-ai-sdk
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OCaml AI SDK - Provider abstraction for AI models
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
ocaml-ai-sdk-0.1.tbz
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doc/ocaml-ai-sdk.ai_provider/Ai_provider/Provider_options/index.html
Module Ai_provider.Provider_optionsSource
Provider-specific options using an extensible GADT. Each provider registers its own typed key without circular dependencies.
Implementation uses Obj.Extension_constructor.id for key identity and Obj.magic for type recovery — type-safe by construction since matching extension constructor IDs guarantee identical type parameters. This is the standard pattern used by Printexc and other stdlib modules. OCaml 5.1+ Type.eq would replace this with a first-class witness.
Extensible GADT — each provider adds a constructor via +=.
Existential wrapper: a typed key paired with its value.
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