What part of the process uses json?

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mahmud212
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What part of the process uses json?

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Plain English isn't reliable, is it? It's not formal enough. It's not strict enough.

The programming language is a language, but it is formal. It is a domain-specific language; It can only be used within certain limits and syntactic roles.

So our tool calls respond in json instead of english. It is json output with a json schema instead of plain text.

When you make a request to create a lead form in hubspot, it is written in json, and the schema - also in json - provides all the properties you need to include, such as name, company, etc.

What are the main differences between the tool uganda phone numbers call between autonomous nodes and the o1 model?

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Our call to tools is very context-aware. Understand all your systems, all the actions they can take, and how that data can be fed into the next tool. And we can generate a block of code that provides all of this together, plus gives a response, all in one call to llm .

In theory, you can use the o1 api to call the tool, but there are restrictions on what you can call the tool with. But botpress is built for it. We have guardrails on top of other llms, including gpt.

Standalone nodes can also talk simultaneously while calling tools, something openai does not currently support. This saves a round trip to the server and provides a better conversational user experience as users are informed before starting a long-running task.

Most organizations are cautioned against using chatgpt with secure work data. Are there fewer concerns in the case of autonomous nodes?
Our platform is built for high-volume, low-latency environments, and we've designed it with practical business needs in mind.

The advantage of autonomous nodes is not that we have created a completely new type of AI, but that we have taken existing technology and intelligently engineered it to make it work better for business needs.

We have secure sandboxes for AI-generated communication. When you use a standalone node, it runs these secret sandboxes for free. They are secure, they are scalable. And then the sandbox is destroyed.

It is a virtual isolation with two layers: entry registration and exit registration. It's quite complicated. But it means we can run large-scale generated code in llm with minimal security risks.

If developers or AI enthusiasts want to try the autonomous node, what do they have to do?
We have a generous free tier. All our users can try them. We thought it was too interesting a feature to pass up. So yeah, make a free account on botpress and you can see for yourself.
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