LLM Tool Interface

LLM-Tool Interface

As Large Language Models continue to evolve and find applications in various real-world scenarios, there's a growing need for standardized ways for LLMs to interact with external tools and APIs. We envision CEDARScript as a potential solution to this challenge.

• Standardized Tool Interaction: CEDARScript could serve as an intermediary language between LLMs and various tools, providing a consistent, SQL-like syntax for expressing tool usage intentions.
• Tool-Agnostic Commands: By defining a set of generic commands that map to common tool functionalities, CEDARScript could simplify the process of integrating new tools and APIs.
• Complex Tool Pipelines: The language's SQL-like structure could allow for easy chaining of multiple tool operations, enabling more complex workflows.
• Abstraction of API Complexity: CEDARScript could hide the underlying complexity of diverse tool APIs behind a simpler, unified interface.

This approach could potentially enhance LLMs' ability to leverage external tools and capabilities, making it easier to deploy them in diverse real-world applications. Future work could explore the feasibility and implementation of this concept, aiming to create a more seamless integration between LLMs and the tools they use to interact with the world.