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You need to send a follow-up confirmation email exactly two business days from now at 09:00. List the tool sequence and key parameters you would pass to the tool call.Expected output
1 **calendar.get_current_date** → {"action": "get_current_date"}
1b **memory.store_item** → {"action": "store_item", "key": "current_date", "value": "<current_date_result>"}
2 **calendar.add_business_days** → {"action": "add_business_days", "start_date": "<current_date>", "days_to_add": 2}
2b **memory.store_item** → {"action": "store_item", "key": "target_date", "value": "<result_from_add_business_days>"}
3 **calendar.format_date** → {"action": "format_date", "date": "<target_date>T09:00:00", "format": "YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ssZ"}
3b **memory.store_item** → {"action": "store_item", "key": "formatted_send_time", "value": "<formatted_datetime_result>"}
4 **email.draft_email** → {"action": "draft_email", "to": "<customer_email>", "subject": "Address Update Confirmation", "body": "<confirmation_message>"}
4b **memory.store_item** → {"action": "store_item", "key": "draft_id", "value": "<draft_email_id>"}
5 **email.schedule_email** → {"action": "schedule_email", "draft_id": "<draft_id>", "send_at": "<formatted_send_time>"}
5b **memory.store_item** → {"action": "store_item", "key": "scheduled_email", "value": "Email scheduled for <formatted_send_time>"}Model output
Reasoning: 1. The task is to send a follow-up confirmation email exactly two business days from now at 09:00. The provided tools relevant for this are: calendar (to calculate date), email (to draft and schedule the email), and memory (to store interim results). According to instructions, I should inspect each tool's schema to know the required parameters.
Stepwise approach:
A) Use the calendar tool's 'get_current_date' action to determine the starting date in ISO-8601 format (since 'now' is dynamic).
B) Use the calendar tool's 'add_business_days' action with start_date = current date and days_to_add = 2 to get the desired send date.
C) Format the resulting date to a full ISO-8601 datetime string for 09:00 local time using string operations or calendar's 'format_date' if needed.
D) Use the email tool's 'draft_email' action to create an email draft (parameters: to, subject, body; these depend on context not provided, so placeholders or retrieval from earlier context would be needed in real execution).
E) Use the email tool's 'schedule_email' action with parameters: draft_id (from previous step), send_at (ISO datetime at 09:00 on the target date).
At every successful action, store results in memory (e.g., 'scheduled_email_info'). No redundancy or repeated calls. If any call fails, log, store error, and fail gracefully as per instructions.
Response: Tool sequence and key parameters:
1. calendar.get_current_date: {"action": "get_current_date"}
2. calendar.add_business_days: {"action": "add_business_days", "start_date": "<current_date>", "days_to_add": 2}
3. (If needed) calendar.format_date: {"action": "format_date", "date": "<target_date>", "format": "YYYY-MM-DDT09:00:00"}
4. email.draft_email: {"action": "draft_email", "to": "<customer_email>", "subject": "<confirmation_subject>", "body": "<confirmation_body>"}
5. email.schedule_email: {"action": "schedule_email", "draft_id": "<draft_id>", "send_at": "<YYYY-MM-DDT09:00:00>"}
6. memory.store_item after each step, with results saved under descriptive keys (e.g., 'send_datetime', 'draft_id', 'scheduled_email').
All parameter values in <angle brackets> must be filled in from preceding outputs or known context. This approach follows the analyze-plan-act-reflect-decide structure and the instructions' efficiency and memory guidance.