Felix WIlliam
02/01/2025, 3:31 AMAtlas
02/01/2025, 3:31 AMVapi
02/01/2025, 3:34 AMVapi
02/01/2025, 3:34 AMtransferCall
function from a custom LLM (Language Learning Model), you would typically need to have access to the source code where the function is defined. Since you've provided a GitHub link, I would first check the main.py
file in the repository to understand how the function is implemented and what parameters it requires.
However, as an API support bot, I don't have the capability to directly access external URLs or GitHub repositories. If you can provide me with the function signature or details on how transferCall
is supposed to be used, I can guide you on how to trigger it.
If transferCall
is a function that should be triggered through VAPI, you would normally need to send a request to the API with the necessary parameters. This could be done through an HTTP request or by using a specific SDK or library provided for interacting with VAPI.
If you have the function signature or any specific details about the transferCall
function, please share them, and I'll do my best to assist you further. If you need to know how to trigger it from within a Python script, you would typically import the module containing the function and call it with the required arguments.Vapi
02/01/2025, 3:36 AMFelix WIlliam
02/01/2025, 9:01 AMFelix WIlliam
02/01/2025, 9:10 AMVapi
02/01/2025, 9:10 AMtransferCall
function within a custom Language Learning Model (LLM) that can be triggered under certain conditions. If the transferCall
function is part of the assistant's capabilities and a forwardingPhoneNumber
is already set in the assistant's settings, you would typically define a condition within your LLM's logic to call this function when required.
Here's a conceptual example of how you might structure this in pseudocode:
python
# This is a simplified example and not actual code.
def handle_user_input(user_input):
# Logic to determine if the call should be transferred
if should_transfer_call(user_input):
transfer_call_to_phone_number(forwardingPhoneNumber)
def should_transfer_call(user_input):
# Analyze the user input and return True if the call should be transferred
# This is where your custom logic will determine if a transfer is needed
pass
def transfer_call_to_phone_number(phone_number):
# This function would trigger the transferCall function
# You would need to replace this with the actual function call
transferCall(phone_number)
In this example, handle_user_input
would be the function that processes the user's input. If the logic determines that the call should be transferred, it calls transfer_call_to_phone_number
, which in turn would trigger the transferCall
function with the forwardingPhoneNumber
.
To implement this in a real scenario, you would need to know the exact syntax and parameters required by the transferCall
function. If the transferCall
function is part of an API or a library you're using, you would need to refer to the documentation for the correct usage.
If you can provide more details or if there's a specific condition under which the call should be transferred, I can give you more tailored guidance.Shubham Bajaj
02/01/2025, 11:29 AMShubham Bajaj
02/01/2025, 11:39 AMShubham Bajaj
02/01/2025, 10:13 PMShubham Bajaj
02/01/2025, 10:15 PMFelix WIlliam
02/02/2025, 10:06 PMShubham Bajaj
02/03/2025, 8:38 AMMahimai Raja
04/13/2025, 10:38 PMtransferCall
from my customllm - /chat/completions
endpoint?