Truly have no idea what is happening. I have read all the documentation very thoroughly and am getting the wrong result. If there is any prompt in the world that should trigger auto web search it’s this one -.- (Ignore dates being different I ran 2 tests to patch this post together, outcomes were the exact same)
{
"id":"resp_67e02f169e708190b97cb0ebdbd411680438b96baf82bb82",
"object":"response",
"created_at":1742745366.0,
"status":"completed",
"output":
[{
"type":"message",
"id":"msg_67e02f16f4048190a3ac2762a18f1ab80438b96baf82bb82",
"status":"completed",
"role":"assistant",
"content":
[{
"type":"output_text",
"text":"Today's date is October 3, 2023."
,"annotations":[]
}]
}]
response = self.client.responses.create(
model="gpt-4o",
input=messages,
previous_response_id=previous_response_id,
tools=[{"type": "web_search_preview"}], # Enable web search
)
# Convert response to a serializable dictionary
response_dict = {
"id": response.id,
"object": response.object,
"created_at": response.created_at,
"status": response.status,
"output": [{
"type": item.type,
"id": item.id,
"status": item.status,
**({"role": item.role} if hasattr(item, "role") else {}),
**({"content": [{
"type": content.type,
"text": content.text,
"annotations": [dict(a) for a in content.annotations] if hasattr(content, "annotations") else []
} for content in item.content]} if hasattr(item, "content") else {})
} for item in response.output]
}
return response_dict
