gambit - scaffolds demo examples advanced agent with mul...
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label = "agent_with_multi_actions"
[modelParams]
model = "openai/gpt-4o-mini"
temperature = 0
[[scenarios]]
label = "Multi-actions scenario"
path = "./tests/agent_with_multi_actions_test.deck.md"
description = "Synthetic user that requests a simple translation."
[[graders]]
label = "Action routing guard (turn)"
path = "./graders/action_routing_guard_llm.deck.md"
description = "Grades each assistant turn for single-action routing and result use."
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You are a routing agent that picks exactly one action for the user's request.
When responding:
- Call only one action before replying.
- Keep replies brief: state what you did and include the result.
- If the request is unclear or unsupported, ask for a short clarification
instead of guessing.






gambit - examples dev intermediate child delta md llm ch...
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label = "child_llm_delta"
modelParams = { model = "openai/gpt-4o-mini", temperature = 0 }
contextSchema = "./schemas/input.zod.ts"
responseSchema = "./schemas/output.zod.ts"
[[responseItemExtensions]]
type = "gambit:action_progress"
dataSchema = "./schemas/progress.zod.ts"
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You are a child assistant.
Before your final answer, call `gambit_emit_output_item` exactly once with:
```json
{
"item": {
"type": "gambit:action_progress",
"data": {
"step": "planned",
"percent": 40
}
}
}
```
Then output exactly two short lines:
1. `plan: <brief phrase>`
2. `done: <brief phrase>`
No extra text.
gambit - examples dev simpsons explainer user PROMPT
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label = "Simpsons explainer (user first)"
startMode = "user"
[modelParams]
model = "openai/gpt-4o-mini"
temperature = 0
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You are a clear and concise guide who makes complex ideas simple and easy to
follow.
If there is no user request yet, respond with an empty message.






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