Hey, thank you for building this amazing tool. I'm encountring an issue and would appreciate if anyone would point me in right direction. I've 3 tools in Assistant, which are also visible when I make GET request to assistant. My prompt calls all 3 fucntions. But during a call, only one of them is being executed. If first tool is executed, other 2 wont even be called. I tested and stopped calling 1st tool from prompt, so 2nd tool was executed but not 3rd. Then didnt call first 2 tools and only 3rd tool worked. Could there be any reason why only 1 tool is being called during a call? Is it just prompt engineering? if so are there any good prompts that effectively calls all tools in an assistant?

@Prabhu I'm glad to hear you're enjoying the tool! It sounds like you're experiencing an issue with executing multiple tools during a call. This could be due to a variety of reasons, including the way the prompt is structured or a limitation within the Assistant's configuration. To ensure that all three tools are called effectively, you might want to consider using a parallel execution strategy if the tools can operate independently of each other. This can be done using the

multi_tool_use.parallel

function, which allows multiple tools to be executed at the same time. Here's a general approach you can take: 1. Make sure that each tool can be called independently and doesn't rely on the output of another tool. 2. Structure your prompt to call the

multi_tool_use.parallel

function with the appropriate parameters for each tool. 3. Test the new prompt to ensure that all tools are being executed as expected. If you provide me with the names of the tools and the parameters they require, I can help you construct a prompt that uses the

multi_tool_use.parallel

function to call all three tools simultaneously. If the tools do depend on each other's outputs, we may need to consider a different approach.

Here are 3 tools. 1st tool is pretty independent. it's just for updating Google Sheets. 3rd is bit dependent on 2nd tool as 2nd tool 'getAvailability' provides free tmeslots which are used while calling 3rd tool 'bookMeeting' https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1257951702133375067/1257952779255808011/VAPItools.txt?ex=66864752&is=6684f5d2&hm=a480def13fa41e3aed932284d3d60e8d410d7027f3cf9be09bbf4a3ed5b66ae2&

change he server url.

It's using different server URLs which are triggering 3 different automation. I just replaced actual webhook with xxx, yyy, zzz, since exposing them could lead anyone calling those servers

call_id pls

Have made lot of calls. But here are recent ID's 161c573b-2dee-40e5-ab01-d1a01435234c (triggered 2nd tool, but not 3rd) 20d85c16-c4d1-4c26-a06d-e032045ed2fb (directly triggered 3rd, as Id removed 1st & 2nd from prompt)

Sorry about the delay. @Shubham Bajaj can you please help?

@Prabhu your tool calls failed and returned the following, please check the tools response format. Error Message

Server Message Failed: https://hook.eu2.make.com/padvd88h4e2opn553wfitodji6tl65yb)

Error: {
  "message": {
    "message": "Request failed with status code 400",
    "data": "Queue is full."
  }

  "AxiosError: Request failed with status code 400

@Shubham Bajaj thank you for responding. We'll be using Squads instead as they seem to be more efficient with mulitple tools. But when I make call with SquadID and use Assistant Overrides for variables names, they're not overriding the way they used to override while using assistantID in call. Is this not supported? CallID for reference: c024f50e-4b80-4986-aa0b-fced5a72f0ed

Sorry for the dealyed resoonse allow me sometime I will check.

Sorry but I dont get it. Asked VAPI AI & its just telling to use this payload

{
  "customer": {
    "number": "<phone_number>"
  },
  "squadId": "<your_squad_id>",
  "assistantOverrides": {
    "variableValues": {
      "name": "John",
      "product": "Widget X"
    }
  },
  "phoneNumberId": "<your_phone_number_id>"
}

Is this not correct?

Yes it's not working, you can use either member overrides or assistant overrides inside the squads such as

json
{
    "squad": {
        "members": [
            {
                "assistantId": "",
                "assistantOverrides": {
                    "variableValues": {
                        "name": "Richie Rich"
                    }
                }
            }
        ],
        "membersOverrides": {
            "variableValues": {
                "name": "Richie Rich"
            }
        }
    },
    "phoneNumberId": "",
    "customer": {
        "number": ""
    }
}