Build more responsive apps with the Decisions API
THE SO WHAT
OpenAI’s Decisions API — fast, low-cost structured outputs for app logic — is a move to make LLMs feel like deterministic services rather than fuzzy chatbots. Product teams should revisit where they still have hand-rolled rules or heuristics; some of that decisioning can now be offloaded without incurring full LLM latency and cost.
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