#Function Calling
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please let me know how to create a fixed forms with the below structures with special command to LLM:
Give me score out of 4 for (based on the TOEFL rubric) without any explanation, just display the score.
General Description:
Topic Development:
Language Use:
Delivery:
Overall Score:
Identify the number of grammatical and vocabulary errors, providing a sentence-by-sentence breakdown.
'Sentence 1:
Errors:
Grammar:
Vocabulary:
Recommend effective academic vocabulary and grammar:'
'Sentence 2:
Errors:
Grammar:
Vocabulary:
Recommend effective academic vocabulary and grammar:'
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This feature would have been game breaker. The function calling in OpenAI works fine but the system of context memory in a Thread make the price rapidly growing and make this feature practically unusable because of the price.
With this feature in the MistralAI devkit, price will not be a barrier anymore and it would open so much possibilities !
Hello there! As of today function calling is available for La Plateforme 😀
Function calling lets developers interface Mistral endpoints with a set of their own tools, enabling more complex interactions with internal code, APIs or databases. You will learn more in our function calling guide: https://docs.mistral.ai/guides/function-calling/
Will the langchain_mistralai chat_models python package be updated for the new function calling?
Hi @novel rivet Will the function calling be available for any model or only for mistral-large?
@dim temple it is available for mistral-small
@long blaze ok so I understand that it's available for mistral-large-latest and mistral-small only. If I use function calling for the rest of models an MistralAPIException will be thrown, right?
Have been trying this as well, would love to see this added to medium as well.
Anyone tried function calling?
yes
But, i think it's just work with their Mistral large model not the open source ones
correct only small and large
not the openweight ones
So, it might have been finetuned for that. But, not the open source one's...?