Agents – xai/grok-4-fast-non-reasoning Task

Agents

AI agent reasoning and tool selection tests planning, tool choice, and self-diagnosis capabilities. These skills are crucial for autonomous ticket triage systems and complex agent workflows where models must decide which tools to use, plan multi-step processes, and diagnose when things go wrong. This represents some of the most challenging tasks as they require open-ended reasoning and decision-making.

Duration

Input Tokens

1586

Output Tokens

403

Cost

$0.00

Context

Input

Your first step is to break down the problem and formulate a step by step plan. What is the plan?

Expected output

(1) Ask the user how many days before they want the reminder. (2) Use the email tool to search for emails about the yearly gathering. (3) Read the relevant email to extract the event date. (4) Use the calendar tool to add the event. (5) Check for any calendar conflicts. (6) Add the reminder X days before the event

Model output

Reasoning: The user's request is to add the yearly company dinner to their calendar with a reminder a few days before, referencing an email with more info. To fulfill this, I need to gather details like the date, time, location, and exact reminder timing, as these are not specified in the request. The email likely contains this information, so the plan starts by searching for it. If details are incomplete or ambiguous, I'll ask the user. After obtaining info, check for conflicts, then create the event. Step-by-step plan: 1. Search emails for 'company dinner' to find the relevant email. 2. Read the content of the found email to extract event details (date, time, location). 3. If details are missing or unclear, use request_user_input to ask the user. 4. Read the calendar around the event date to check for conflicts. 5. Create the calendar event with the details and set a reminder (e.g., 3 days before, or as specified). 6. Confirm with the user that it's added.

Response: 1. Use the email tool to search for emails related to the 'yearly company dinner' using the search_emails action with query 'company dinner'.
2. Once relevant email(s) are found, use read_email to retrieve the full content and extract key details: event date, time, location, and any other relevant info.
3. If the email doesn't provide complete details (e.g., exact date or reminder preference), use request_user_input to ask the user for clarification.
4. Use read_calendar to check for any existing events on the event date to avoid conflicts.
5. If no conflicts, use create_event to add the event to the calendar, including a reminder (default to 3 days before if not specified).
6. Finally, inform the user of the successful addition and provide a summary.

(1) Ask the user how many days before they want the reminder. (2) Use the email tool to search for emails about the yearly gathering. (3) Read the relevant email to extract the event date. (4) Use the calendar tool to add the event. (5) Check for any calendar conflicts. (6) Add the reminder X days before the event

Reasoning: The user's request is to add the yearly company dinner to their calendar with a reminder a few days before, referencing an email with more info. To fulfill this, I need to gather details like the date, time, location, and exact reminder timing, as these are not specified in the request. The email likely contains this information, so the plan starts by searching for it. If details are incomplete or ambiguous, I'll ask the user. After obtaining info, check for conflicts, then create the event. Step-by-step plan: 1. Search emails for 'company dinner' to find the relevant email. 2. Read the content of the found email to extract event details (date, time, location). 3. If details are missing or unclear, use request_user_input to ask the user. 4. Read the calendar around the event date to check for conflicts. 5. Create the calendar event with the details and set a reminder (e.g., 3 days before, or as specified). 6. Confirm with the user that it's added. Response: 1. Use the email tool to search for emails related to the 'yearly company dinner' using the search_emails action with query 'company dinner'. 2. Once relevant email(s) are found, use read_email to retrieve the full content and extract key details: event date, time, location, and any other relevant info. 3. If the email doesn't provide complete details (e.g., exact date or reminder preference), use request_user_input to ask the user for clarification. 4. Use read_calendar to check for any existing events on the event date to avoid conflicts. 5. If no conflicts, use create_event to add the event to the calendar, including a reminder (default to 3 days before if not specified). 6. Finally, inform the user of the successful addition and provide a summary.