Policy and Regulation Reference Q&A for Government and State-Owned Enterprise IT Services: Tool Calling and Plugins

Policy and Regulation Reference Q&A for Government and State-Owned Enterprise IT Services: Tool Calling and Plugins

Data Profile for This Category

This category's data primarily comes from official policy documents of state-owned enterprises in the communications industry, institutional regulations released by industry regulatory authorities, and internal IT management specifications of enterprises. Data updates are triggered synchronously with official policy releases, with no fixed cycle. Daily maintenance involves monthly verification. Most documents are long texts with document numbers, issuing authorities, and effective dates. Fields include policy document number, issuing entity, effective time, applicable scenarios, clause content, and associated regulatory requirements. Clauses are organized by individual articles, and time fields use standard date formats.

Constraints on Tool Calling and Plugins

The long text structure of policy and regulation references requires tool calling to support precise content extraction by specified fields, and to adapt to parameter validation for structured fields such as policy document numbers and effective times. The non-fixed update cycle requires plugins to support dynamic pulling of the latest data sources, avoiding expired cached data. The scenario-limited nature of communications industry policies requires tool calling to include scenario parameters to match applicable scopes, and to validate clause effective status to ensure returned content complies with current valid requirements.

Configuration Settings

Reference only; verify against the target FastGPT release and deployment documentation.

Configuration ItemRecommended ApproachRationale
toolChoiceautoAdapts to policy Q&A scenarios that require automatic tool calling, ensuring plugin calls for the latest policy data when necessary
Plugin data source configurationBind the communications industry policy library, enable real-time pulling switchData in this category updates dynamically with policy releases; real-time pulling avoids returning expired content
Parameter validation rulesValidate three required fields: policy document number, effective time, and applicable scenariosStructured fields of data in this category include the above information; validation ensures accuracy of extracted content
Timeout setting30 secondsPulling policy documents requires querying structured databases; 30 seconds covers most conventional query scenarios, calibrated based on actual testing
Result filtering rulesRetain clauses with effective time later than the current dateQ&A for this category requires returning currently valid policy content; filtering expired clauses improves answer accuracy
functionCall format configurationEnable structured output format, require return of policy document number, clause content, and effective timeCore information of data in this category consists of structured fields; structured output can be directly used for subsequent verification or display

Three Common Configuration Mistakes

  • A 422 error code is returned when calling DeepSeek R1. The cause is incorrect configuration of the functionCall format parameter, leading to the request body not matching the structured format required by the model.
  • The plugin returns a database connection structure instead of SQL execution results. The cause is not specifying data query logic in the plugin configuration, only binding the original database data source.
  • Dynamic parameters passed in the workflow do not take effect, and external interface calls fail. The cause is not correctly binding parameters to the request parameters of the external interface.

How to Verify Successful Configuration

  • A test query with a specific policy document number can be initiated, and returned content can be checked to confirm it includes the effective time and document number of the corresponding clause.
  • A query for expired policies can be simulated, and returned results can be checked to confirm filtering of clauses with effective dates earlier than the current date.
  • A plugin call can be triggered, and logs can be checked to confirm correct pulling of policy library data, with no timeout or format errors.
  • Dynamic parameter passing in the workflow can be tested, and external interface requests can be checked to confirm they carry the correct parameter values.

The values given are common starting points and should be measured against the reader's own samples.

Question material comes from public community discussions. Configuration values are common starting points and should be measured against your own samples. Verified on 2026-09-28.