Closed asaf closed 4 months ago
I'm still struggling to make the dataowner approval grant the access according to the provisioning schema:
System schema (seems like it contains the relevant data including _projectid and _accesslevel):
requester: asaf@crossid.io.
previous conversation summary: The user needs access to the 'SEO Optimization Project' in Jira for audit purposes..
directory: projects
app_id: eq3dlPwhl4
app_name: projects
project_id: SEO-001
access_level: Audit and Compliance Access
approve_roles
tool input:
{
"conv_summary": "The user needs access to the SEO Optimization Project in Jira for audit purposes.",
"requester_email": "asaf@crossid.io",
"conversation_id": "HPKITHUczx",
"user_email": "asaf@crossid.io",
"workspace_id": "XVUmjHPRwL",
"app_name": "projects",
"directory": "projects",
"access_id": "eq3dlPwhl4"
}
Provisioning schema:
{
"project_id": {
"description": "the project id"
},
"access_level": {
"description": "the level of the access to grant"
}
}
Output:
failed to provision role: {"status":"error","detail":{"issues":[{"code":"invalid_type","expected":"string","received":"undefined","path":["access_level"],"message":"Required"},{"code":"invalid_type","expected":"string","received":"undefined","path":["project_id"],"message":"Required"}],"name":"ZodError"}}
@asaf Did you try it with #146 ? It works really well for me.
@ErezSha yea, this comment is using PR #146 I find it odd because the summary contains everything right (_ projectid and _accesslevel are correct!)
@asaf I made more changes and it looks more consistent. For some reason, it can't parse the answer when it's not going through the function.
Sometimes LLM acts as it has all the application details thus not resolving the app ID.