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It certainly possible that this is a bug of some sort. Is this in a conversation (using the same prompt over and over) or with separate prompts? |
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Thank you! I'll keep my eyes peeled, and i'll keep trying to debug. Might
have to put some print statements into PLZ
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Multiple conversational rounds with function calling is always a bit
tricky because every provider has their own pecularities with it. I'll look
into this in the next few days.
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Instead of the correct Emacs Lisp functions being invoked by llm, after a few tries I start to get stuff like this in the assistant message instead of as a proper tool call:
Seems to happen no matter which tools enabled model i use.
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