aisdk (version 1.1.0)

reactive_tool: Reactive Tool

Description

Create a tool that can modify Shiny reactive values. This is a wrapper around the standard tool() function that provides additional documentation and conventions for Shiny integration.

The execute function receives rv (reactiveValues) and session as the first two arguments, followed by any tool-specific parameters.

Usage

reactive_tool(name, description, parameters, execute)

Value

A Tool object ready for use with aiChatServer.

Arguments

name

The name of the tool.

description

A description of what the tool does.

parameters

A schema object defining the tool's parameters.

execute

A function to execute. First two args are rv and session.

Examples

# \donttest{
if (interactive()) {
# Create a tool that modifies a reactive value
update_resolution_tool <- reactive_tool(
  name = "update_resolution",
  description = "Update the plot resolution",
  parameters = z_object(
    resolution = z_number() |> z_describe("New resolution value (50-500)")
  ),
  execute = function(rv, session, resolution) {
    rv$resolution <- resolution
    paste0("Resolution updated to ", resolution)
  }
)

# Use with aiChatServer by wrapping the execute function
server <- function(input, output, session) {
  rv <- reactiveValues(resolution = 100)

  # Wrap the tool to inject rv and session
  wrapped_tools <- wrap_reactive_tools(
    list(update_resolution_tool),
    rv = rv,
    session = session
  )

  aiChatServer("chat", model = "openai:gpt-4o", tools = wrapped_tools)
}
}
# }