Microsoft Semantic Kernel Function Calling NONE
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"None"
"None" tells the AI model not to invoke any functions directly, even though it has access to them. Instead, the model should only analyze the input and figure out how it might use the functions if they were to be invoked, but without actually performing the invocation.
Dry run:
A dry run means testing something without fully executing it. In this case, the AI is given functions but is instructed not to invoke them. It only suggests which function might be appropriate based on the input.
Why is this useful?
This can help developers or users see how the AI would decide which function to use based on the input. It’s a way to check the logic of the AI’s decision-making without triggering actual responses.
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