Dataset released: structured-output-generation v1.0
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by SalutefaceAAC - opened
🎉 structured-output-generation v1.0 is live!
We're releasing structured-output-generation — 107 hand-authored natural-language prompts paired with ideal structured-format completions across JSON, YAML, CSV, Markdown tables, and XML.
Why this dataset?
Most instruction-following benchmarks focus on free-text responses. This dataset fills the gap for structured output tasks — a growing need as developers use LLMs to generate configs, API payloads, reports, and machine-readable data.
Highlights
- 107 examples across 5 formats and 15+ domains
- 3 difficulty levels: easy (flat, <7 fields), medium (nested, arrays), hard (RFC-compliant, computed fields, format-specific idioms)
- Realistic values — proper ISO 8601 timestamps, real ISBNs, plausible prices, standard HTTP codes
- Hard examples include: RFC 7807 error responses, JWT payloads, SOAP envelopes, Maven POMs, OpenAPI path definitions, Prometheus alerting rules, CI/CD pipeline runs
- JSONL + Parquet — native HF dataset viewer support
Format distribution
| Format | Count |
|---|---|
| JSON | 36 |
| YAML | 20 |
| Markdown table | 19 |
| CSV | 18 |
| XML | 14 |
Quick start
from datasets import load_dataset
ds = load_dataset("SalutefaceAAC/structured-output-generation")
hard_json = ds["train"].filter(lambda x: x["format"] == "json" and x["difficulty"] == "hard")
Fine-tuning template
def to_prompt(example):
return (
f"Generate the following structured output:\n\n"
f"{example['prompt']}\n\n"
f"Format: {example['format'].upper()}\n\n"
f"Output:\n{example['completion']}"
)
Feedback, use cases, and contributions very welcome! 🙏