A wrapper puts an HTTP interface around a model and coordinates the infrastructure around it. It manages structured JSON requests and responses while allowing the model and its surrounding services to evolve through separate release processes. section 13.5.1
A practical wrapper coordinates:
- Request handling through an HTTP API handler and prediction extraction through a model API. section 13.5.1
- Infrastructure releases with integration testing, backward-compatibility checks, deployment procedures, and system-health monitoring. section 13.5.1
- Independent model releases driven by new data, changing patterns, or modeling improvements. section 13.5.1
GET /predictions?query=<query_string>¶meters=<parameters>&version= <version> &limit=<limit>&request_id=<request_id>&sku=<sku>&entity_id=<entity_id> &group=<group_type>
The request listing shows the wrapper’s query parameters, including versioning, limits, request identifiers, products, entities, and groups. section 13.5.1
{
"predictions": [
{
"sku": <sku_id>,
"demand": <demand>,
"entity": <entity_id>,
"period": <time_period_for_demand>,
},
...
]
}
The response listing shows predictions returned as structured records containing SKU, demand, entity, and period fields. section 13.5.1



