feat:Update openapi.yaml with model deprecations and improved documentation

[HavenDV]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added deprecation notices for legacy models, including Claude 2.0 and Claude 2.1, with planned phase-out dates.
  • Updated example URLs for improved security and readability.

• Documentation

  • Enhanced descriptions and labels for various models to clarify their status and deprecation information.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve updates to the openapi.yaml file, specifically enhancing the descriptions and labels for various models. Several models, including Claude 2.1, Claude 2.0, Claude Instant, and its basic variant, have been marked for deprecation with specified phase-out dates. Additionally, the example URL for redacted_audio_url has been modified to replace sensitive information with placeholder text, improving clarity and security in the documentation.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
src/libs/AssemblyAI/openapi.yaml	Updated descriptions and labels to include deprecation notices for models. Simplified example URL for redacted_audio_url by replacing sensitive information with placeholders.

Poem

🐰 In the meadow where models play,
Changes come to light today.
With notices of phase-out clear,
We hop along, no need to fear.
Placeholders bright, our docs refined,
A better path for all to find! 🌼

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between aa9790b and d3785d1.

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• src/libs/AssemblyAI/openapi.yaml (3 hunks)

Additional comments not posted (12)

src/libs/AssemblyAI/openapi.yaml (12)

Line range hint 860-906: LGTM!

Adding the deprecation notice with the phase-out date provides useful information to users about the future availability of the model.

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Line range hint 866-874: Looks good!

Similar to the previous change, adding the deprecation notice for the anthropic/claude-2 model is helpful for users to understand its future availability.

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Line range hint 874-876: Approved.

Adding the deprecation notice for the default model aligns with the changes made to the other deprecated models. It's important to inform users about the upcoming phase-out.

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Line range hint 876-883: Change looks good.

Adding the deprecation notice for the anthropic/claude-instant-1-2 model is consistent with the other deprecation changes. The phase-out date of 10/28/24 is clearly communicated.

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Line range hint 883-885: Looks good to me.

The deprecation notice for the basic model is added consistently with the other deprecated models. The phase-out date of 10/28/24 is clearly stated.

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Line range hint 901-903: Approved.

Updating the label field for the anthropic/claude-2-1 model to include the deprecation notice is consistent with the change made to its description. This ensures the deprecation information is visible in both places.

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903-905: LGTM.

Adding the deprecation notice to the label field for the anthropic/claude-2 model aligns with the change made to its description. It provides consistency in communicating the deprecation information.

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905-907: Looks good.

Updating the label field for the default model to include the deprecation notice is consistent with the change made to its description. It ensures the deprecation information is clearly communicated.

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907-909: Approved.

Adding the deprecation notice to the label field for the anthropic/claude-instant-1-2 model aligns with the change made to its description. It provides consistency in communicating the deprecation information.

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Line range hint 909-911: LGTM!

Updating the label field for the basic model to include the deprecation notice is consistent with the change made to its description. It ensures the deprecation information is clearly communicated.

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906-907: Good catch!

Replacing the sensitive information in the redacted_audio_url example with placeholder text is a great improvement. It enhances security by not exposing any sensitive data and improves the readability of the documentation.

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Line range hint 1-4911: Overall, the changes look good!

The deprecation notices for the affected models are added consistently in both the description and label fields, providing clear information about the phase-out dates. The sensitive information in the example URL has been properly replaced with placeholders, enhancing security and readability.

I didn't find any additional issues or have further suggestions. The changes are focused and well-implemented.

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