### Answer
It seems like the assistant might be responding based on the outcome of a function call, indicating an error even when the function (displaying the booking form) executes correctly. This discrepancy could be due to how the function call's result is handled or interpreted within your assistant's logic.
To address this, you might want to review the logic surrounding your function call within the assistant's configuration, ensuring that the response handling accurately reflects the actual outcome of the function call. Specifically, checking how the assistant interprets the function call's result to decide what message to convey to the user. If the function is intended to display the meeting booking form and does so successfully, the logic should ensure that a success message, or no error message, is relayed to the user instead of an error message.
Additionally, ensure that the server handling the function call returns the expected response to the assistant. If the server response is misinterpreted as an error by the assistant, it could lead to the behavior you're observing. You might want to refer to the documentation on [Function Calling](
) [(1)](
) and ensure your server's response aligns with what the assistant expects.
If this doesn't resolve the issue, it might be beneficial to examine the assistant's configuration for any conditional statements or error handling mechanisms that might inadvertently trigger the display of an error message. For further insights on configuring your assistant, you can refer to the [Create Assistant](
) [(2)](
) and [Update Assistant](
) [(3)](htt