Checklist, in AI in Markets
LLM Output Schema Validation Checklist
Structured output from an LLM looks reliable until the day a field is missing, a number is out of range, or the JSON is malformed and a downstream system acts on garbage. This checklist covers validating output before it is consumed.
12 items. Published May 26, 2026. By AI Fin Hub Research.
Your progress
Move item by item and keep your place
Progress saves locally, so you can work through the page over multiple sessions without resetting your checklist.
Sections
Work in focused batches instead of one long wall
Section 1
Phase 1: Schema definition
Use the Structured Schema Validator for Finance: Paste LLM JSON output and validate against four pre-built finance schemas — research output, trade decision, risk snapshot, peer comparison — with sanity.
Section 2
Phase 2: Parse and validate
Section 3
Phase 3: Finance sanity checks
Use the LLM Finance Error Taxonomy: 12 documented LLM-on-finance failure modes (hallucinated ticker, stale price, units, currency, off-by-100, fictional source, more). Paste output, see flags.
Use the Hallucination Detector: Paste a source document + an LLM's extraction. Every numeric claim in the output is checked against the source. Client-side. Catches silent fabrication.
Section 4
Phase 4: Failure handling
Use the Prompt Regression Tester: Run the same prompt against multiple models (Claude 4.5/4.6/4.7, GPT-5, Gemini 2.5) with your own keys. Diff outputs, score drift, catch regressions.
Tips
Small moves that make the checklist easier to finish
Sources
- OWASP Top 10 for Large Language Model Applications , OWASP Foundation (2023)
- Artificial intelligence in UK financial services 2024 , Bank of England and Financial Conduct Authority (2024)
Keep the topic connected
- Checklist Prompt Design for Financial Extraction
Financial extraction prompt checklist: enforce a strict schema, require source grounding, handle missing values, and test adversarial filings.
- Checklist LLM for Finance Deployment Checklist
A pre-flight checklist for putting a large language model into a finance workflow: scoping, grounding, input security, numerical verification, and drift monitoring.
- Learn LLM Hallucination Detection in Finance
How to detect LLM hallucinations in financial outputs: citation grounding, verifiable-claim checks, and cross-model agreement that flag fabricated data.
- Learn FAQPage Schema: JSON-LD Spec & When to Use
FAQPage schema explained: the Schema.org JSON-LD type that makes FAQ content machine-readable for search and LLM crawlers, plus when to apply or skip it.