What This Category's Data Looks Like
Telecommunications service category market and yield data is sourced from domestic stock exchange public market APIs and professional financial data aggregation services. There are two update cycles: real-time market data is pushed every 15 seconds, and full daily yield report data is updated by 17:00 each day. Data is provided in structured JSON format, including fields such as ticker code, trading date, daily price change percentage, trading volume, trading amount, and industry classification tags. Units follow general domestic securities market standards: price change is measured in percentage, trading volume in ten thousand shares, and trading amount in ten thousand yuan.
Constraints on Tool Calling and Plugin Workflows
Three core constraints are imposed by the data characteristics of the telecommunications service category. First, public market APIs have call frequency limits. Tool call rates must match the allowed thresholds to avoid triggering rate limiting. Second, daily yield report data is fully updated by 17:00 each day. Plugin trigger timing must be set after 17:00 to ensure complete daily data is retrieved. Third, some telecommunications service segment tickers have null values in market data fields. Tool calling logic must include null value checks and default filling rules to prevent workflow interruptions. Additionally, field units must strictly adhere to securities market standards, and all measurement information must be clearly labeled during output to avoid confusion.
Configuration Settings
| Configuration Item | Recommended Value | Rationale |
|---|---|---|
tool_call_rate_limit | 10 times per minute | Matches the general call frequency limit of domestic securities market APIs to avoid rate limiting |
daily_report_trigger_time | 17:10 | Telecommunications service yield daily reports are fully updated by 17:00 daily; 10-minute buffer is reserved to ensure complete data retrieval |
field_null_default | "Not yet disclosed" | Some telecommunications service segment tickers have null market data fields; use fixed text to prevent workflow interruptions |
output_unit_annotation | Enabled | Telecommunications service data includes multiple units of measurement; enabling this will clearly label information such as price change percentage and trading volume in ten thousand shares |
batch_exec_timeout | 600 seconds | Batch retrieval of data for multiple telecommunications service tickers requires sufficient request and processing time to avoid timeout interruptions |
plugin_response_include_input | Disabled | Only final yield broadcast results need to be displayed; details of tool calling input and response do not need to be shown |
The parameter values provided on this page are common starting points for configuration. Actual values are affected by data format, data volume and business rules. Specific issues require individual analysis. Testing with local samples is recommended before finalizing settings.
Three Common Misconfigurations
- Phenomenon: Redundant input and response content is displayed in tool calling output. Cause: The
plugin_response_include_inputconfiguration item is not disabled, and full details of tool calling are retained by default. - Phenomenon: Batch execution nodes complete the workflow normally during online debugging, but fail to complete execution via API calls. Cause: The
batch_exec_timeoutparameter is not set to a reasonable value; the timeout threshold for API calls is lower than the buffer time for online debugging, leading to workflow interruption mid-execution. - Phenomenon: In version V4.12.3, the download address output after running a custom plugin will jump continuously before displaying the final result. Cause: Asynchronous requests inside the plugin are not awaited, leading to results being pushed to the frontend before full generation.
How to Confirm Proper Configuration
- Trigger a scheduled tool call, check that the output only contains the target yield broadcast results, with no redundant tool input and response details.
- Initiate a batch call test, verify that the tool calling frequency does not exceed the market API limits, and no rate limiting error messages are triggered.
- Review workflow conversation logs, confirm that running data fields are fully populated with tool calling and processing information.
- Simulate a trigger timing after 17:10, check that the retrieved data includes complete daily telecommunications service yield information.
Question material comes from public community discussions. Configuration values are common starting points and should be measured against your own samples. Verified on 2026-09-14.