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add travel planner sample #117
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## Estimated Runtime: 10 mins | ||
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## Pre-requisites | ||
- A Azure OpenAI resource (API key + endpoint) |
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It might be interesting to point here to some web search tool documentation, but Im not sure we already have any
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I'll take a look and try to run this in a little bit. I split this repo off into its own repository. Do we want to try and merge the code there and polish assistants in that repo?
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thanks @codebytes !
regarding the split, I was a bit on the fence. In a way I dont think this is an accelerator, but just a small sample to show how to use the feature (like a jupyter notebook).
Is this a use case that we discusses previously about having its own repo?
This PR adds a new sample that showcase the new Azure OpenAI Web Search tool (based on Bing API)
Check the readme for more details