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Results say which template they came from, so you won't end up reading about Lambda when you wanted GraphQL. Again.

Resources and prompts

Resources live in src/Presentation/Resources, prompts in src/Presentation/Prompts, and the completion handler in src/Presentation/Completions. All of them need a token when authentication is on.

Resources

Section titled “Resources”

Every resource returns application/json. The movie, author and review resources are templates, so they’re listed under resources/templates/list; the version resource is a plain resource under resources/list.

URI Name Returns
movies://{movieId} movie A movie with every review
authors://{authorId} author An author with every review
reviews://{reviewId} review A review
server://version version The version stamped into the build 
{ "fileVersion": "1.1.0.0", "informationalVersion": "1.1.0.0+c7e22dee4ffd508b82caca702ebb713d0a2ba8bc" }

An unknown id fails with the JSON-RPC -32002 resource not found error, and an id that isn’t a GUID fails with -32602 invalid params.

Prompts

Section titled “Prompts”
Prompt Arguments What it asks the model to do
summarise_movie_reception movieTitle Summarise a movie’s average stars, how its ratings spread, and who liked it most and least
compare_movies firstMovieTitle, secondMovieTitle Compare how reviewers rated two movies and say which they preferred
review_movie movieTitle, authorName Find the movie and the author, ask for a star rating, and save the review with reviews_write

The first two look the movie up by title. When they find exactly one match, the returned messages embed the movie as a movies:// resource, reviews and all, so the model has the data without another call. When they don’t, the messages tell the model which tools to use to find it.

Completions

Section titled “Completions”

The movieTitle, firstMovieTitle and secondMovieTitle arguments complete from movie titles, and authorName completes from author names, up to 50 at a time with the total count. A value over 100 characters, or an argument the handler doesn’t know, completes to nothing.

{ "completion": { "values": ["Assimilated global infrastructure", "Automated global alliance"], "total": 2, "hasMore": false } }
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