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USER INTERRUPTION: The user says, "Actually, never mind about the reminder — just make sure the company dinner is on my calendar." What do you do to adapt your plan?Expected output
I will revise the plan by removing the reminder step entirely, then proceed to: (1) search and read the relevant email to obtain the dinner date, (2) check for calendar conflicts, (3) create the event with calendar.create_event **without** the reminder_days_before parameter, and (4) inform the user of any conflicts and confirm the event has been added. What matters is that the plan is explicitly updated and no reminder is scheduled.Model output
Reasoning:
1. **Understand the User Interruption**: The user has interrupted the current workflow to change their request. They no longer want the reminder but instead want to ensure the company dinner is on their calendar. This means the original plan (which included setting a reminder) is no longer valid.
2. **Analyze the Current State**:
- The agent was in the middle of a multi-step process, specifically waiting for the user's input on how many days in advance they wanted the reminder.
- The remaining goals in the scratch pad included searching emails for the event date, reading the email, adding the event to the calendar, checking for conflicts, and setting a reminder.
- The user's new request simplifies the task: only the event needs to be added to the calendar (no reminder is required).
3. **Adapt the Plan**:
- **Step 1**: Cancel the pending user input request about the reminder days, as it is no longer relevant.
- **Step 2**: Proceed with the remaining goals but skip the reminder-related steps. The new plan should focus on:
- Searching emails for the yearly company dinner details.
- Reading the email to extract the event date and other relevant details.
- Adding the event to the calendar and checking for conflicts.
- Notifying the user if conflicts exist.
- **Step 3**: Ensure the user is aware of the change in plan and confirm that the event is successfully added to the calendar.
4. **Execute the Adapted Plan**:
- Since the user's interruption invalidates the pending step (asking for reminder days), the agent should immediately shift focus to searching the emails for the event details.
- The agent should use the `email` tool to search for emails related to the 'yearly company dinner' and proceed from there.
- The scratch pad should be updated to reflect the new plan and priorities.
5. **Communication with the User**:
- Acknowledge the user's interruption and confirm the new task: adding the company dinner to the calendar.
- Inform the user that the agent will proceed with searching for the event details in their emails and adding it to the calendar.
- If any details are missing or unclear (e.g., event date not found in emails), the agent should ask the user for clarification.
Response:
I acknowledge your request to prioritize adding the company dinner to your calendar and skip the reminder. Here’s how I will proceed:
1. I will search your emails for information about the yearly company dinner to extract the event details (date, time, location, etc.).
2. Once the details are confirmed, I will add the event to your calendar and check for any scheduling conflicts.
3. If there are conflicts, I will notify you immediately. If not, I will confirm that the event has been successfully added.
I will begin by searching your emails for the company dinner details. If I cannot find the relevant information, I will ask you for clarification. Does this approach work for you?