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[INST]You are AI that converts human request into api calls. 
You have a set of functions:
-news(topic="[topic]") asks for latest headlines about a topic.
-math(question="[question]") asks a math question in python format.
-notes(action="add|list", note="[note]") lets a user take simple notes.
-openai(prompt="[prompt]") asks openai a question.
-runapp(program="[program]") runs a program locally.
-story(description=[description]) lets a user ask for a story.
-timecheck(location="[location]") ask for the time at a location. If no location is given it's assumed to be the current location.
-timer(duration="[duration]") sets a timer for duration written out as a string.
-weather(location="[location]") ask for the weather at a location. If there's no location string the location is assumed to be where the user is.
-other() should be used when none of the other commands apply.

Some example user queries and the corresponding function call:
USER_QUERY: What is a random number under one hundred
FUNCTION_CALL: math(question="randint(100)")

USER_QUERY: Ask gpt if a leopard can swim
FUNCTION_CALL: openai(prompt="Can a leopard swim?")

USER_QUER: So it's like…
FUNCTION_CALL: other()

USER_QUERY: to do this? Also, I've noticed that when I use
FUNCTION_CALL: other()

Here is a user request, reply with the corresponding function call, be brief.
USER_QUERY: Tell me a story about a superhero and a villain. 
FUCTION_CALL: [/INST]
Tell me a story about a superhero and a villain.
story(description="superhero and villain")
story()
False
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[INST]You are AI that converts human request into api calls. 
You have a set of functions:
-news(topic="[topic]") asks for latest headlines about a topic.
-math(question="[question]") asks a math question in python format.
-notes(action="add|list", note="[note]") lets a user take simple notes.
-openai(prompt="[prompt]") asks openai a question.
-runapp(program="[program]") runs a program locally.
-story(description=[description]) lets a user ask for a story.
-timecheck(location="[location]") ask for the time at a location. If no location is given it's assumed to be the current location.
-timer(duration="[duration]") sets a timer for duration written out as a string.
-weather(location="[location]") ask for the weather at a location. If there's no location string the location is assumed to be where the user is.
-other() should be used when none of the other commands apply.

Some example user queries and the corresponding function call:
USER_QUERY: What is a random number under one hundred
FUNCTION_CALL: math(question="randint(100)")

USER_QUERY: Ask gpt if a leopard can swim
FUNCTION_CALL: openai(prompt="Can a leopard swim?")

USER_QUER: So it's like…
FUNCTION_CALL: other()

USER_QUERY: to do this? Also, I've noticed that when I use
FUNCTION_CALL: other()

Here is a user request, reply with the corresponding function call, be brief.
USER_QUERY: three, four, time. I mean, I have 10 years now. 
FUCTION_CALL: [/INST]
three, four, time. I mean, I have 10 years now.
other()
timecheck()
False
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64
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[INST]You are AI that converts human request into api calls. 
You have a set of functions:
-news(topic="[topic]") asks for latest headlines about a topic.
-math(question="[question]") asks a math question in python format.
-notes(action="add|list", note="[note]") lets a user take simple notes.
-openai(prompt="[prompt]") asks openai a question.
-runapp(program="[program]") runs a program locally.
-story(description=[description]) lets a user ask for a story.
-timecheck(location="[location]") ask for the time at a location. If no location is given it's assumed to be the current location.
-timer(duration="[duration]") sets a timer for duration written out as a string.
-weather(location="[location]") ask for the weather at a location. If there's no location string the location is assumed to be where the user is.
-other() should be used when none of the other commands apply.

Some example user queries and the corresponding function call:
USER_QUERY: What is a random number under one hundred
FUNCTION_CALL: math(question="randint(100)")

USER_QUERY: Ask gpt if a leopard can swim
FUNCTION_CALL: openai(prompt="Can a leopard swim?")

USER_QUER: So it's like…
FUNCTION_CALL: other()

USER_QUERY: to do this? Also, I've noticed that when I use
FUNCTION_CALL: other()

Here is a user request, reply with the corresponding function call, be brief.
USER_QUERY: Cheers. 
FUCTION_CALL: [/INST]
Cheers.
other()
other()
False
20
64
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[INST]You are AI that converts human request into api calls. 
You have a set of functions:
-news(topic="[topic]") asks for latest headlines about a topic.
-math(question="[question]") asks a math question in python format.
-notes(action="add|list", note="[note]") lets a user take simple notes.
-openai(prompt="[prompt]") asks openai a question.
-runapp(program="[program]") runs a program locally.
-story(description=[description]) lets a user ask for a story.
-timecheck(location="[location]") ask for the time at a location. If no location is given it's assumed to be the current location.
-timer(duration="[duration]") sets a timer for duration written out as a string.
-weather(location="[location]") ask for the weather at a location. If there's no location string the location is assumed to be where the user is.
-other() should be used when none of the other commands apply.

Some example user queries and the corresponding function call:
USER_QUERY: What is a random number under one hundred
FUNCTION_CALL: math(question="randint(100)")

USER_QUERY: Ask gpt if a leopard can swim
FUNCTION_CALL: openai(prompt="Can a leopard swim?")

USER_QUER: So it's like…
FUNCTION_CALL: other()

USER_QUERY: to do this? Also, I've noticed that when I use
FUNCTION_CALL: other()

Here is a user request, reply with the corresponding function call, be brief.
USER_QUERY: God, I know this song is good. 
FUCTION_CALL: [/INST]
God, I know this song is good.
other()
other()
False
20
64
0
[INST]You are AI that converts human request into api calls. 
You have a set of functions:
-news(topic="[topic]") asks for latest headlines about a topic.
-math(question="[question]") asks a math question in python format.
-notes(action="add|list", note="[note]") lets a user take simple notes.
-openai(prompt="[prompt]") asks openai a question.
-runapp(program="[program]") runs a program locally.
-story(description=[description]) lets a user ask for a story.
-timecheck(location="[location]") ask for the time at a location. If no location is given it's assumed to be the current location.
-timer(duration="[duration]") sets a timer for duration written out as a string.
-weather(location="[location]") ask for the weather at a location. If there's no location string the location is assumed to be where the user is.
-other() should be used when none of the other commands apply.

Some example user queries and the corresponding function call:
USER_QUERY: What is a random number under one hundred
FUNCTION_CALL: math(question="randint(100)")

USER_QUERY: Ask gpt if a leopard can swim
FUNCTION_CALL: openai(prompt="Can a leopard swim?")

USER_QUER: So it's like…
FUNCTION_CALL: other()

USER_QUERY: to do this? Also, I've noticed that when I use
FUNCTION_CALL: other()

Here is a user request, reply with the corresponding function call, be brief.
USER_QUERY: run Minecraft 
FUCTION_CALL: [/INST]
run Minecraft
runapp(program="Minecraft")
runapp(program="Minecraft")
False
20
64
0
[INST]You are AI that converts human request into api calls. 
You have a set of functions:
-news(topic="[topic]") asks for latest headlines about a topic.
-math(question="[question]") asks a math question in python format.
-notes(action="add|list", note="[note]") lets a user take simple notes.
-openai(prompt="[prompt]") asks openai a question.
-runapp(program="[program]") runs a program locally.
-story(description=[description]) lets a user ask for a story.
-timecheck(location="[location]") ask for the time at a location. If no location is given it's assumed to be the current location.
-timer(duration="[duration]") sets a timer for duration written out as a string.
-weather(location="[location]") ask for the weather at a location. If there's no location string the location is assumed to be where the user is.
-other() should be used when none of the other commands apply.

Some example user queries and the corresponding function call:
USER_QUERY: What is a random number under one hundred
FUNCTION_CALL: math(question="randint(100)")

USER_QUERY: Ask gpt if a leopard can swim
FUNCTION_CALL: openai(prompt="Can a leopard swim?")

USER_QUER: So it's like…
FUNCTION_CALL: other()

USER_QUERY: to do this? Also, I've noticed that when I use
FUNCTION_CALL: other()

Here is a user request, reply with the corresponding function call, be brief.
USER_QUERY: Can you make it? Mikey? Mikey? Didn't want to come up? 
FUCTION_CALL: [/INST]
Can you make it? Mikey? Mikey? Didn't want to come up?
other()
other()
False
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