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The user has replied: "Three days before is fine." According to the plan for the yearly company-dinner task, what is the next action?Expected output
Call email.search_emails with a query such as "yearly company dinner" (optionally including the current year) to locate the relevant email(s) containing the event details, and store the returned email_id(s) for the subsequent email.read_email step.Model output
Reasoning: <think>
1. I have received the user's input regarding the number of days before the event they would like to be reminded. The user has replied, "Three days before is fine." This means we can now proceed to the next step in our plan.
2. Our trajectory shows that the next step is to search the user's emails to find the yearly company dinner date. We have a tool called 'email' that allows us to search and retrieve emails. We will use the `search_emails` action to look for emails related to the yearly company dinner.
3. After retrieving the emails, we will need to read the relevant email(s) to extract the event date. We will use the `read_email` action for this purpose.
4. Once we have the event date, we can proceed to add the event to the calendar and check for conflicts. We will use the `create_event` action from the 'calendar' tool for this.
5. Before creating the event, we will check the calendar for any conflicts using the `read_calendar` action. If there are conflicts, we will notify the user.
6. Finally, we will add the reminder three days before the event date as per the user's preference. This will be done using the `create_event` action with the reminder_days_before parameter set to 3.
7. Let's start by searching the emails for the yearly company dinner information.
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Response: The next action is to search the user's emails for information about the yearly company dinner. We will use the `search_emails` action with a query related to the yearly company dinner to find the relevant emails. Once we have the emails, we will read them to extract the event date, add the event to the calendar, check for conflicts, and set a reminder three days before the event.