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feat:Update README with installation instructions and usage examples #37

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a structured event-based response format for the streaming API, improving clarity and differentiation of message types.
  • Improvements

    • Streamlined the delta structure, enhancing readability and organization of message details.
    • Adjusted formatting for the tool_plan string to ensure proper parsing.

These changes collectively enhance the logical flow and usability of the API responses for developers.

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The changes involve a significant restructuring of the response format in the OpenAPI specification for a streaming API. The previous list of message types has been replaced with an event-based approach, introducing an event key for clarity. The delta structure has been streamlined, with message details nested under a data key. Minor formatting adjustments have also been made to ensure proper string handling, enhancing the overall organization of the API responses.

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src/libs/Cohere/openapi.yaml Restructured response format to an event-based approach; added event key; streamlined delta structure with nested data key; minor formatting adjustments for tool_plan string.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant API
    participant EventHandler

    Client->>API: Request streaming response
    API->>EventHandler: Start stream
    EventHandler->>Client: stream-start event
    EventHandler->>Client: text-generation event (data)
    EventHandler->>Client: stream-end event
    API->>Client: Finish response
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Events now dance, dispelling gloom.
With structured flows, our messages sing,
A joyful hop, let the newness ring!
Stream starts and ends, all clear in sight,
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1047-1150: Approve the new event-based response format.

The changes to the OpenAPI specification introduce a clear, structured event-based response format that enhances the clarity and logical flow of the API. This format should make it easier for developers to implement and understand the streaming functionality.

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The client SDKs, including TypeScript and Java, have been updated to handle the new event-based response format introduced in the OpenAPI specification. The examples demonstrate the ability to process streaming responses, confirming that the integration is consistent with the changes.

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tool_plan: 'I will first find the sales summary for 29th September 2023. Then, I will find the details of the products in the ''Electronics'' category.'
tool_calls:
- id: query_daily_sales_report_hgxxmkby3wta
type: function
function:
name: query_daily_sales_report
arguments: '{"day": "2023-09-29"}'
- id: query_product_catalog_rpg0z5h8yyz2
type: function
function:
name: query_product_catalog
arguments: '{"category": "Electronics"}'
finish_reason: tool_call
usage:
billed_units:
input_tokens: 127
output_tokens: 69
tokens:
input_tokens: 1032
output_tokens: 124
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Approve the detailed tool plan and function calls.

The tool_plan and tool_calls are well-structured and provide clear, actionable information. The correct escaping of single quotes in the tool_plan string is a good practice that avoids parsing issues. This detailed specification enhances the API's usability by providing explicit examples of how to interact with it.

If more examples of function calls are needed, would you like me to help generate additional examples?

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