feat:Title: Update documentation for API endpoints and usage examples #60
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participant User
participant API
participant SDK
User->>SDK: Initiate chat request
SDK->>API: Send request with RequestSource
API-->>SDK: Process request and respond
SDK-->>User: Return chat response
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899-904: SDK snippets added for Java and curl.The addition of SDK snippets for Java and curl is a valuable improvement to the documentation. These examples will help developers understand how to integrate and use the chat API with the
command-r-plusmodel.For consistency, consider adding a Python SDK snippet alongside the Java and curl examples. This would provide a more comprehensive set of examples for developers using different languages.
934-939: SDK snippets added for Java and curl demonstrating chat with documents.The addition of SDK snippets for Java and curl demonstrating chat with documents is a valuable enhancement to the documentation. These examples provide clear guidance on how to use the chat API with document input.
For consistency with the previous set of snippets, consider adding a Python SDK snippet for chat with documents alongside the Java and curl examples. This would provide a more comprehensive set of examples for developers using different languages.
1073-1079: SDK snippets added for Java and curl demonstrating streaming chat.The addition of SDK snippets for Java and curl demonstrating streaming chat is a valuable enhancement to the documentation. These examples provide clear guidance on how to use the chat API with streaming responses.
For consistency with the previous sets of snippets, consider adding a Python SDK snippet for streaming chat alongside the Java and curl examples. This would provide a more comprehensive set of examples for developers using different languages.
Also, good practice using an external file reference for the curl snippet. Consider applying this approach to other large code snippets for better maintainability.
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1199-1204: Comprehensive SDK snippets added for Python, Java, and curl demonstrating chat with tools.Excellent addition of SDK snippets for Python, Java, and curl demonstrating chat with tools. These examples provide clear and comprehensive guidance on how to define and use custom tools with the chat API. The inclusion of all three major languages is particularly helpful for developers across different platforms.
Great job on providing a complete set of examples for this advanced use case. This comprehensive coverage will significantly aid developers in implementing and understanding the chat with tools functionality.
9825-9825: Title added to UserMessage schema.The addition of the title "User Message" to the UserMessage schema improves the clarity and organization of the API documentation. This minor change contributes to a better overall structure of the documentation.
9897-9897: Title added to AssistantMessage schema.The addition of the title "Assistant Message" to the AssistantMessage schema improves the clarity and organization of the API documentation. This minor change contributes to a better overall structure of the documentation and maintains consistency with the UserMessage schema.
9925-9925: Title added to SystemMessage schema.The addition of the title "System Message" to the SystemMessage schema improves the clarity and organization of the API documentation. This minor change contributes to a better overall structure of the documentation and maintains consistency with the UserMessage and AssistantMessage schemas.
9956-9956: Description added to 'id' field in Document schema.The addition of a description for the 'id' field in what appears to be the Document schema improves the clarity of the API documentation. The description provides useful information about the purpose of the field and its automatic generation if not provided.
9977-9977: Title added to ToolMessageV2 schema.The addition of the title "Tool Message" to the ToolMessageV2 schema improves the clarity and organization of the API documentation. This minor change contributes to a better overall structure of the documentation and maintains consistency with other message type schemas.
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742-9977: Overall improvements to API documentation and SDK examples.The changes in this file significantly enhance the API documentation and improve the developer experience. Key improvements include:
- Addition of comprehensive SDK snippets for Python, Java, and curl, covering various use cases such as basic chat, chat with documents, streaming, and chat with tools.
- Consistent addition of titles to message type schemas, improving documentation clarity and organization.
- Addition of helpful descriptions to schema fields.
These changes will greatly assist developers in understanding and implementing the Cohere API across different languages and use cases.
742-743: New parameter added to chatv2 endpoint.The addition of the
RequestSourceparameter reference enhances the API's capabilities. This change appears to be a positive improvement to the endpoint.To ensure proper implementation, please verify the definition and usage of the
RequestSourceparameter:✅ Verification successful
RequestSource parameter correctly defined and used.
TheRequestSourceparameter is properly defined and is only referenced in the intended location within thechatv2endpoint. No additional usages were found, ensuring that the implementation is correct and does not introduce unintended references.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the definition and usage of the RequestSource parameter # Test 1: Check for the definition of RequestSource echo "Checking for RequestSource definition:" rg --type yaml "RequestSource:" -A 10 # Test 2: Check for other usages of RequestSource echo "Checking for other usages of RequestSource:" rg --type yaml "\\$ref: '#/components/parameters/RequestSource'"Length of output: 996
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the definition and usage of the RequestSource parameter # Test 1: Check for the definition of RequestSource echo "Checking for RequestSource definition:" rg --type yaml "RequestSource:" -A 10 # Test 2: Check for other usages of RequestSource echo "Checking for other usages of RequestSource:" rg --type yaml '\$ref: '#/components/parameters/RequestSource''Length of output: 883
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RequestSource, to thechatv2endpoint for enhanced request structure.UserMessage,AssistantMessage,SystemMessage, andToolMessageV2.These updates enhance the usability and comprehensiveness of the API documentation.