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Context
Input
The tool call has returned an error. What should you do?
Expected output
Interpret the error and if appropriate, retry the tool call.
Model output
Reasoning: The current task is to find available flights from London to Paris for tomorrow. The first step was to get tomorrow's date using the calendar tool, but the calendar tool returned an error. According to the instructions, when a tool call returns an error, I should analyze the error and decide the next action, with up to three retries allowed. Since the calendar tool returned an error and is marked as 'available', I will consider retrying the calendar tool call to see if the error resolves. If repeated attempts fail, I will then consider alternative approaches such as using the web_search tool to find tomorrow's date or directly approximate tomorrow's date if the current date is somehow known. However, given the instructions and that we have 3 total retries allowed, the immediate next step is to retry calling the calendar tool up to 3 times before moving on. This approach aligns with the goal of using available tools efficiently while handling errors logically.
Response: When a tool call returns an error, you should analyze the error and decide the next action, retrying the tool call up to 3 times if possible. In this case, retry calling the calendar tool up to 3 times to retrieve tomorrow's date. If all retries fail, consider alternative methods such as using the web_search tool or approximating the date. Always follow the retry limit and stay focused on using available tools effectively to accomplish the user's goal.