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Run calendar_delete scenario.
Use run_scenario with the saved scenario name and string-valued inputs. Required values are requested before execution.
View invocation JSON
{
"scenario_name": "calendar_delete",
"inputs": {
"id": "your id"
}
}Inputs
PARAMETERS| Input | Requirement | Default value |
|---|---|---|
id | Required | No default |
Agent instructions
SYSTEM PROMPTUse the declared calendar operation. Never invent calendar events or claim unapproved writes.
Tool access
CAPABILITIEScalendar_delete_operation— selected from this version's tool catalog.
Ordered steps
EXECUTION- 01BOUND OPERATION / HOST EXECUTED
calendar_delete_operationid= {{id}}
Save output as
calendar.
Return to main
COPY EXITReturn the verified result unchanged.
The final text returns without model rewriting. Bound operation scenarios return application results; pending changes still require host approval.
Complete XML, including any embedded C#. Copy it without changing the file's contents.
<scenario schemaVersion="3" id="calendar_delete" title="Calendar delete">
<inputs>
<input name="id" required="true" />
</inputs>
<systemPrompt>Use the declared calendar operation. Never invent calendar events or claim unapproved writes.</systemPrompt>
<tools><allow name="calendar_delete_operation" /></tools>
<steps>
<tool name="calendar_delete_operation" result="calendar">
<input name="id" value="{{id}}" />
</tool>
</steps>
<exit mode="copy">Return the verified result unchanged.</exit>
</scenario>
Every part, briefly.
Short explanations of every element and chat step in this scenario.
- 01Writing example ↗
<scenario>Names and versions the workflow.
- 02Writing example ↗
<inputs>Declares input values.
- 03Writing example ↗
<input>idRequires a supplied value.
- 04Writing example ↗
<systemPrompt>Sets the child's instructions.
- 05Writing example ↗
<tools>Defines available capabilities.
- 06Writing example ↗
<allow>calendar_delete_operationGrants an existing tool.
- 07Writing example ↗
<steps>Orders the chat turns.
- 08Writing example ↗
<tool>calendar_delete_operationExecutes a declared host operation.
- 09Writing example ↗
<input>idBinds a named operation or child input.
- 10Writing example ↗
<exit>Returns the output unchanged.