dspy-dspy-philosophy
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DSPy is a framework that treats prompts as programmable components rather than static strings, enabling automated optimization. It lets developers define input/output signatures, implement reasoning modules, and use optimizers to systematically improve prompt performance. Use this skill to understand DSPy's core philosophy for building and refining reliable, optimized LM pipelines programmatically.
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