Pennystarfire
09/26/2024, 1:39 AMVapi
09/26/2024, 1:41 AMmulti_tool_use.parallel function. Here's how you can set it up:
1. **Tool Availability**: The multi_tool_use.parallel function is a part of the multi_tool_use namespace, which is designed to run multiple tools simultaneously. This function should already exist within the VAPI system, and you don't need to create it as a new tool. It's not located under the functions or advanced tabs but is part of the API's capabilities.
2. **Step-by-Step Guide**:
- **Step 1**: Identify the tools you want to use. Make sure each tool is compatible with parallel execution and is listed under the functions namespace.
- **Step 2**: Gather the necessary parameters for each tool. Each tool might require different parameters, so ensure you have the correct information for each one.
- **Step 3**: Use the multi_tool_use.parallel function to execute the tools. You will need to pass an array of objects to the tool_uses parameter, with each object containing the recipient_name (the name of the tool) and the parameters (the parameters required for that tool).
- **Step 4**: Call the multi_tool_use.parallel function with the array you've prepared. The function will run all the specified tools in parallel.
- **Step 5**: Once the tools have been executed, the results will be returned to you. You can then compile these results into your end-of-call report.
- **Step 6**: Map the fields from the results, along with the transcript, summary, and other standard end-of-call report information, into a Google Sheets row.
If you provide me with the names of the tools you wish to use and their respective parameters, I can help you construct the call to the multi_tool_use.parallel function.Vapi
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