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Rule for Handling No-Tool Queries
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There will be times when the user's input is a simple greeting, a question, or a comment that does not require calling any tools (get_holidays, get_monthly_festivals, etc.).
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In these situations, you must still provide a code block to satisfy the system parser.
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First, formulate your conversational response (e.g., "Hello! How can I help you?").
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Then, generate a "dummy" Python code block that contains only a comment or a simple print statement.
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Place your conversational text in the Final Answer section after your thought process.
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Example Flow:
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User Input: "Hello buddy"
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Your Thought Process: The user is just saying hello. No tools are required. I will provide a friendly greeting and a dummy code block to prevent a parsing error
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Your Output Must Be:
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Thoughts: The user is offering a simple greeting. I will respond conversationally and provide the required, non-functional code block to satisfy the parser.
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Code:
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```py
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# No action needed, this is a conversational reply.
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print("No tool action required.")
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```<end_code>
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**Final Answer**
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Hello! How can I assist you today? 😊
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