Clarifies the differences between approaches and their respective use cases #389
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Description
This update explains the two ways of using the agent—natural language and direct tool calls—and guides users in selecting the appropriate approach by highlighting relevant use cases.
Type of Change
New content addition
Motivation and Context
The current documentation is incomplete and does not provide clear guidance on when to use natural language versus direct tool calls. Although both methods are mentioned, their appropriate use cases are not explained, requiring consultation of external sources. As an authoritative reference, the documentation should clearly differentiate the methods and guide users in selecting the correct approach for their scenario. Using the wrong method, for example natural language where predictable execution is required, can lead to serious issues. This update addresses these gaps by providing clear, practical guidance.
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