'path': '/streamed_output/-', 'value': ''})    RunLogPatch({'op': 'replace',      'path': '/final_output',      'value': {'generations': [[{'generation_info': {'finish_reason': 'stop',                                                      'logprobs': None},                                  'text': '\n'                                          '\n'                                          '1. The Phillips Curve: This theory '                                          'suggests that there is an inverse '                                          'relationship between unemployment and '                                          'inflation. When unemployment is low, '                                          'inflation tends to be high, and when '                                          'unemployment is high, inflation tends '                                          'to be low. \n'                                          '\n'                                          '2. The NAIRU Theory: This theory '                                          'suggests that there is a natural rate '                                          'of unemployment, also known as the '                                          'Non-Accelerating Inflation Rate of '                                          'Unemployment (NAIRU). According to this '                                          'theory, when unemployment is below the '                                          'NAIRU, then inflation will increase, '                                          'and when unemployment is above the '                                          'NAIRU, then inflation will decrease.\n'                                          '\n'                                          '3. The Cost-Push Inflation Theory: This '                                          'theory suggests that high unemployment '                                          'leads to higher wages, which in turn '
Head to Integrations for documentation on built-in integrations with LLM providers.
Head to Integrations for documentation on built-in integrations with LLM providers. ->: 'path': '/streamed_output/-', 'value': ''})    RunLogPatch({'op': 'replace',      'path': '/final_output',      'value': {'generations': [[{'generation_info': {'finish_reason': 'stop',                                                      'logprobs': None},                                  'text': '\n'                                          '\n'                                          '1. The Phillips Curve: This theory '                                          'suggests that there is an inverse '                                          'relationship between unemployment and '                                          'inflation. When unemployment is low, '                                          'inflation tends to be high, and when '                                          'unemployment is high, inflation tends '                                          'to be low. \n'                                          '\n'                                          '2. The NAIRU Theory: This theory '                                          'suggests that there is a natural rate '                                          'of unemployment, also known as the '                                          'Non-Accelerating Inflation Rate of '                                          'Unemployment (NAIRU). According to this '                                          'theory, when unemployment is below the '                                          'NAIRU, then inflation will increase, '                                          'and when unemployment is above the '                                          'NAIRU, then inflation will decrease.\n'                                          '\n'                                          '3. The Cost-Push Inflation Theory: This '                                          'theory suggests that high unemployment '                                          'leads to higher wages, which in turn '