Skybridge Example App showcasing a Time's up game with the LLM
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https://times-up.skybridge.tech2 tools · 370mshttps://times-up.skybridge.tech2 tools · 387msplayDraws a new card containing the secret word that only the user can see. The user will give hints based on that word, and you will try to guess it.Draws a new card containing the secret word that only the user can see. The user will give hints based on that word, and you will try to guess it.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| user_intent | string | A concise, natural-language summary of what the user is trying to accomplish, derived from the conversation that triggered this tool call. Base it on the user'… |
guessSubmit your guess for the secret word based on the user's hints.Submit your guess for the secret word based on the user's hints.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id* | string | The id of the card from the 'play' tool. |
| guess* | string | Your guess at the word based on the hints the user has given you |
| user_intent | string | A concise, natural-language summary of what the user is trying to accomplish, derived from the conversation that triggered this tool call. Base it on the user'… |
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Skybridge Example App showcasing a Time's up game with the LLM
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