Hello,
First of all, thank you for this excellent library. It has been very helpful in my project, especially in addressing the limitations of Chrome Prompt AI.
I am currently encountering a limitation when attempting to customize more advanced behaviors-specifically, modifying the tool-use instruction. At the moment, this instruction appears to be hardcoded in the build-json-system-prompt.ts file, which makes it difficult to override or extend from outside the library.
It would be highly beneficial to have a mechanism that allows consumers to override the tool-use instruction externally. For example:
generateText({
model: browserAI(),
system: SYSTEM_PROMPT, // Manually specify the tool-use instruction
prompt: userPrompt,
providerOptions: {
// Informs doGenerate and doStream to skip the internal tool-use instruction builder
overrideTooluseInstruction: true,
}
})This approach would provide greater flexibility for advanced use cases while preserving the existing default behavior for standard scenarios.
Thank you for considering this enhancement.
Hello,
First of all, thank you for this excellent library. It has been very helpful in my project, especially in addressing the limitations of Chrome Prompt AI.
I am currently encountering a limitation when attempting to customize more advanced behaviors-specifically, modifying the tool-use instruction. At the moment, this instruction appears to be hardcoded in the
build-json-system-prompt.tsfile, which makes it difficult to override or extend from outside the library.It would be highly beneficial to have a mechanism that allows consumers to override the tool-use instruction externally. For example:
This approach would provide greater flexibility for advanced use cases while preserving the existing default behavior for standard scenarios.
Thank you for considering this enhancement.