Thanks for the clip and explanation. I see the fuction sometime takes number sometime it takes string, 1. how about concade "Prompt" + "Engineer" = "Prompt Engineer" , 2. Add Five + Two = 7. the place you wrote changing the char to int, kind of odd
Yes. some times the model outputs the arguments as ints. sometimes as strings. In order to address the issue, what I did was to convert the strings to numbers. As of now, concading prompt and engineer wont work. You questions should be based on the functions that you have provided only
If I prompt "What is sky color ?" It answer using "Calling function: subtract_two_numbers" . It seems that llama3.2 is forced to use tool also if use tool has not meaning ?
I want to see a demo where the llm realises it doesn't have a tool it needs, clones a tools github project, adds the tool, commits it, and then uses it.
❤awesome thanks for sharing
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Thanks for the clip and explanation. I see the fuction sometime takes number sometime it takes string, 1. how about concade "Prompt" + "Engineer" = "Prompt Engineer" , 2. Add Five + Two = 7. the place you wrote changing the char to int, kind of odd
Yes. some times the model outputs the arguments as ints. sometimes as strings. In order to address the issue, what I did was to convert the strings to numbers. As of now, concading prompt and engineer wont work. You questions should be based on the functions that you have provided only
If I prompt "What is sky color ?" It answer using "Calling function: subtract_two_numbers" . It seems that llama3.2 is forced to use tool also if use tool has not meaning ?
If I enter “hey, how's it going?” as a prompt, what result do I get?
Oh. Ur question has to be using any one of the functions mentioned. Updates coming soon.
How can I give output of function back to LLM so, my final answer is from LLM instead of what function's returns.
I want to see a demo where the llm realises it doesn't have a tool it needs, clones a tools github project, adds the tool, commits it, and then uses it.
Understood.. cool. Create tools on the fly. Nice..