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Resolving Unable to Parse Output Schema Error in Claygent
How do I resolve this error when running Claygent? "Unable to parse the output schema for the column."
How do I resolve this error when running Claygent? "Unable to parse the output schema for the column."
This error typically occurs when there's an issue with how your output columns are defined in Claygent. To resolve it: 1. Check that you've properly defined column outputs in the Claygent pop-out modal for each piece of information you want to extract. 2. Ensure your prompt correctly instructs Claygent which information should go to which column output (e.g., "Output the funding stage to the 'Stage' field"). 3. Verify that your output fields are correctly mapped in the prompt configuration. Could you share your current Claygent configuration or the exact JSON you're using? This would help me troubleshoot the specific issue you're facing.
#CONTEXT# You have a list of attendee titles from the DHIS conference last week for the company Company Name . Your goal is to identify the names of the individuals who held these titles at the conference. #OBJECTIVE# Find the full names of people from Company Name who attended the DHIS conference last week, based on the provided list of attendee titles in Attendee Title(s) . #INSTRUCTIONS# 1. Search for publicly available attendee lists, press releases, or news articles related to the DHIS conference last week that mention Company Name . 2. Cross-reference the provided titles in Attendee Title(s) with any names found in these sources. 3. If no direct attendee list is available, search for mentions of Company Name and the DHIS conference together, looking for any context that links specific people to the event and their titles. 4. For each title in Attendee Title(s) , attempt to find the corresponding full name from Company Name who attended the conference. 5. If you cannot find a name for a given title, return "No name found" for that title. 6. Return a structured table with columns: Company Name, Attendee Title(s), Attendee Name. #EXAMPLES# Example input: Company Name: Acme Corp Attendee Title(s): Chief Technology Officer; Head of Marketing Example output: [ "Company Name": "Acme Corp", "Attendee Title(s)": "Chief Technology Officer", "Attendee Name": "Jane Smith", "Company Name": "Acme Corp", "Attendee Title(s)": "Head of Marketing", "Attendee Name": "No name found" ] { "type": "array", "items": { "type": "object", "properties": { "Company Name": { "type": "string", "description": "The name of the company." }, "Attendee Title(s)": { "type": "string", "description": "The title of the attendee at the conference." }, "Attendee Name": { "type": "string", "description": "The full name of the attendee who held the given title at the conference, or 'No name found' if unavailable." } }, "required": [ "Company Name", "Attendee Title(s)", "Attendee Name" ] } }
Looking at your JSON configuration, I can see several issues that might be causing the "Unable to parse the output schema for the column" error: 1. Your JSON schema has formatting issues - there are missing quotes around some keys and values in your examples section. 2. The error typically occurs when Claygent can't properly interpret how your output columns are defined. Make sure you've correctly defined column outputs for each piece of information you want to extract. Could you copy and paste your complete JSON schema into the chat? This would help me identify the specific formatting issues and provide a more targeted solution.