I would argue a more appropriate title would be something about integrating LLMs into complex products.
A lot of the problems are much more easily solved when you're working on a new product from scratch.
Also, I think LLMs work much better with structured data when you use them as a selector instead of a generator.
Asking an LLM to generate a structured schema is a bad idea. Ask it to pick from a set of pre-defined schemas instead, for example.
You're not using LLMs for their schema generating ability, you're using them for their intelligence and creativity. Don't make them do things they're not good at.
A lot of the problems are much more easily solved when you're working on a new product from scratch.
Also, I think LLMs work much better with structured data when you use them as a selector instead of a generator.
Asking an LLM to generate a structured schema is a bad idea. Ask it to pick from a set of pre-defined schemas instead, for example.
You're not using LLMs for their schema generating ability, you're using them for their intelligence and creativity. Don't make them do things they're not good at.