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To pass the user's input from the first assistant to the second assistant within your squad, you would typically use a shared context or a data-passing mechanism that both assistants have access to. Here's a general approach to achieve this:
1. **Collect Information**: Ensure the first assistant gathers all the necessary information from the user. This can include service preferences, requirements, and any other relevant details.
2. **Store Data**: Once the information is collected, store it in a shared location that both assistants can access. This could be a database, a shared memory space, or any other persistent storage solution that your system supports.
3. **Retrieve Data**: The second assistant should have a mechanism to retrieve the stored information when it's time to schedule the job. This could be done through an API call, reading from the shared storage, or triggering an event that the second assistant listens for.
4. **Schedule the Job**: With the information retrieved, the second assistant can proceed to schedule the job based on the user's input.
If you have specific functions or APIs within VAPI that are designed for this kind of data transfer, you would use those according to the documentation provided. If you need assistance with the specific functions or commands to execute this process within VAPI, please provide more details or ask support for more info on this.