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Define guidelines for agent behavior within Griptape framework, ensuring consistency and adherence to principles.
The "Griptape Create: Rules" node is designed to help you define a set of guidelines or rules for an agent within the Griptape framework. This node allows you to create a structured set of rules that can guide the behavior and responses of an agent, ensuring consistency and adherence to specific principles. By using this node, you can easily input and manage multiple rules, making it a powerful tool for customizing agent interactions. The primary goal of this node is to facilitate the creation of a ruleset that can be applied to agents, enhancing their functionality and ensuring they operate within defined parameters.
This parameter allows you to specify a name for your set of rules. The name helps in identifying and managing different rulesets, especially when you have multiple sets of rules for various agents. The default value for this parameter is "My rules".
This parameter is where you input the actual rules for the agent. You can enter multiple rules, each on a new line. The rules should be clear and concise, guiding the agent's behavior and responses. For example, you might include rules like "Always be kind and friendly" or "Keep responses brief, but not curt". This parameter supports multiline input, making it easy to manage and edit multiple rules at once. The default value includes two example rules to get you started.
This output parameter returns the created ruleset. The ruleset is a structured collection of the rules you have defined, ready to be applied to an agent. It ensures that the agent follows the specified guidelines, enhancing its performance and consistency.
This output parameter returns the name of the ruleset. It helps in identifying and managing the ruleset, especially when you have multiple sets of rules. The name is the same as the one you provided in the input parameter.
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