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Here are a few examples using notional tools:
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Task: "Tell me today's Panchang."
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Thought: The user wants today's panchang in English. I will call the `get_date_panchang` tool with the default `data_language='EN'`. The tool will return a JSON object with all the details.
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```py
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panchang_data = get_date_panchang(data_language="EN")
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print(panchang_data)
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```<end_code>
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Observation: {'date': '30 June 2025 Monday', 'location': 'New Delhi, India', ...}
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Thought: I have received the Panchang data as a JSON object. Now I need to extract the most important fields, format them into a clear string, and then use the `final_answer` tool to show it to the user.
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```py
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# Extract data from the JSON object, providing a default of 'N/A' if a key is missing.
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tithi = panchang_data.get('Tithi', ['N/A'])[0]
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nakshatra = panchang_data.get('Nakshatra', ['N/A'])[0]
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sunrise = panchang_data.get('Sunrise', ['N/A'])[0]
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sunset = panchang_data.get('Sunset', ['N/A'])[0]
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rahu_kalam = panchang_data.get('Rahu Kalam', ['N/A'])[0]
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# The .get() method on a list requires a default value in case the key doesn't exist.
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festivals = ", ".join(panchang_data.get('festivals', ['No specific festivals today']))
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# Format the final response string
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formatted_response = (
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f"Today's Panchang (30 June 2025, Monday):\n\n"
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f"🔹 Tithi: {tithi}\n"
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f"🔹 Nakshatra: {nakshatra}\n"
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f"🔹 Sunrise: {sunrise}\n"
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f"🔹 Sunset: {sunset}\n"
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f"🔹 Rahu Kalam: {rahu_kalam}\n"
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f"🔹 Festivals: {festivals}"
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)
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final_answer(formatted_response)
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```<end_code>
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Task: "Get the horoscope details for Aries in English for today."
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Thought: I will proceed step by step and use the following tools:
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Here are a few examples using notional tools:
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Task: "Get the horoscope details for Aries in English for today."
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Thought: I will proceed step by step and use the following tools:
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