Difference between interface_str and behavior_modules_str

[hash-ir]

Hi,

I am a bit confused about what the API docs really mean. In this regard, I have the following questions:

1. In the system prompt, there are two types of documentation provided to GPT 3.5, interface_str and behavior_modules_str. What is the difference between the two?
2. Also, in the Appendix under Examples of API core behavioral modules, an example class is provided. Is it one of the behavior modules or part of the interface_str?
3. What is the difference between the Methods specified in the class docstring and the actual methods of the class that have the example functions? e.g. difference between get_object_names() and animals_state_events?

Thank you in advance for considering my questions. Looking forward to seeing more about AmadeusGPT!

[yeshaokai]

@hash-ir Thanks so much for interest in our work. I am sorry I get back to you so late (didn't get notification on time)

1. and 2) interface_str corresponds to "core_modules " from our paper and "behavior_modules_str" corresponds to integration modules from our paper.

2. there is no difference. When testing Amadeus with GPT-3.5, we had very limited context window so I wrote detailed docstr for functions that have complicated usage and very minimal docstr for easy, intuitive functions to save space for the short-term memory

Now the code is released and feel free to explore and ask further questions if there are