#[non_exhaustive]pub struct FunctionResult {
pub action_group: String,
pub confirmation_state: Option<ConfirmationState>,
pub function: Option<String>,
pub response_body: Option<HashMap<String, ContentBody>>,
pub response_state: Option<ResponseState>,
pub agent_id: Option<String>,
}
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Contains information about the function that was called from the action group and the response that was returned.
This data type is used in the following API operations:
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In the
returnControlInvocationResults
of the InvokeAgent request
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; and struct update syntax will not work.action_group: String
The action group that the function belongs to.
confirmation_state: Option<ConfirmationState>
Contains the user confirmation information about the function that was called.
function: Option<String>
The name of the function that was called.
response_body: Option<HashMap<String, ContentBody>>
The response from the function call using the parameters. The response might be returned directly or from the Lambda function. Specify TEXT
or IMAGES
. The key of the object is the content type. You can only specify one type. If you specify IMAGES
, you can specify only one image. You can specify images only when the function in the returnControlInvocationResults
is a computer use action. For more information, see Configure an Amazon Bedrock Agent to complete tasks with computer use tools.
response_state: Option<ResponseState>
Controls the final response state returned to end user when API/Function execution failed. When this state is FAILURE, the request would fail with dependency failure exception. When this state is REPROMPT, the API/function response will be sent to model for re-prompt
agent_id: Option<String>
The agent's ID.
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Source§impl FunctionResult
impl FunctionResult
Sourcepub fn action_group(&self) -> &str
pub fn action_group(&self) -> &str
The action group that the function belongs to.
Sourcepub fn confirmation_state(&self) -> Option<&ConfirmationState>
pub fn confirmation_state(&self) -> Option<&ConfirmationState>
Contains the user confirmation information about the function that was called.
Sourcepub fn response_body(&self) -> Option<&HashMap<String, ContentBody>>
pub fn response_body(&self) -> Option<&HashMap<String, ContentBody>>
The response from the function call using the parameters. The response might be returned directly or from the Lambda function. Specify TEXT
or IMAGES
. The key of the object is the content type. You can only specify one type. If you specify IMAGES
, you can specify only one image. You can specify images only when the function in the returnControlInvocationResults
is a computer use action. For more information, see Configure an Amazon Bedrock Agent to complete tasks with computer use tools.
Sourcepub fn response_state(&self) -> Option<&ResponseState>
pub fn response_state(&self) -> Option<&ResponseState>
Controls the final response state returned to end user when API/Function execution failed. When this state is FAILURE, the request would fail with dependency failure exception. When this state is REPROMPT, the API/function response will be sent to model for re-prompt
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impl FunctionResult
Sourcepub fn builder() -> FunctionResultBuilder
pub fn builder() -> FunctionResultBuilder
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Source§fn clone(&self) -> FunctionResult
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