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Use the “AI Module Templates” section in the Unique solution’s frontend to create a custom module template for your SDK module. Documentation on this can be found here: https://unique-ch.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/PUB/pages/586186776/AI+Module+Templates#Creating-an-AI-Module-Template.
Create a Module Template via API (Deprecated)
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Run the GraphQL via Postman
Now you will need to execute a graphql request like this one for example in Postman:
Make sure you have set the correct URL:
Local dev setup, use
http://localhost:8092/graphqlFor remote setup, see the graphql request from the browser like above
The name here is very important. Your app will receive a payload that contains this name should it be called upon.
the descriptions are also very important. Here you see that this function will only be called if asked for a demo. This is up to you to provide and also test how well it reacts to its intent.
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And make sure you have set the correct Bearer token like in the example below, which is the token copied from above.
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There is no Bearer in front and no carriage return at the end! |
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Here is the mutation as text:
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mutation CreateModuleTemplate {
createModuleTemplate(
input: {
configuration: { languageModel: "AZURE_GPT_35_TURBO_16K" }
isExternal: true
name: "DemoApp"
templateName: "Demo App Template Name"
toolDefinition: {
type: "function"
function: {
name: "DemoApp"
parameters: {
type: "object"
properties: {
instruction: {
type: "string"
description: "The instruction given by the employee e.g., 'Demo my App please' or 'Tell me about the demo'."
}
}
}
description: "This function is specifically designed for demos"
}
}
weight: 5500
}
) {
templateName
companyId
}
}
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Use the Module in a space
Now if you go into the spaces you can choose this as a module so:
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