📚 How Triage Preemptive Tool Calls Resolve Arguments for device_lookup
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This PR adds documentation extracted from a Slack Q&A thread.
Category: tools
Source: https://distylai.slack.com/archives/impl-tower-infobot/p1737151724894869
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How Triage Preemptive Tool Calls Resolve Arguments for
device_lookupOverview
This guide explains how the triage preemptive tool call determines the correct arguments for the
device_lookupfunction, how it uses function signatures and docstrings, and what known issues and caveats exist (particularly around category values such assmartphonesvsphones).Prerequisites
Before using or modifying the triage preemptive tool call behavior, you should:
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