What the data for this category looks like
Data sources for internal office and employee services in the coal chemical industry include production equipment ledgers, real-time operation and maintenance logs, human resource management systems, and office process approval data. Production data updates hourly to real-time. Employee data syncs daily. Most documents are structured tables with fields including equipment number, operating temperature, employee ID, training duration, and approval node time consumption. Some operation and maintenance logs are unstructured text with timestamps and equipment association identifiers.
What constraints these characteristics bring to the tool calling and plugins link
Real-time production data requires that plugin call latency is kept within a reasonable range. Otherwise, real-time operation and maintenance linkage cannot be supported. Daily updated employee data can be synced to the knowledge base via scheduled-triggered plugins. No real-time calling is needed. Unstructured operation and maintenance log field extraction requires plugins to support custom entity recognition rules, matching coal chemical industry-specific equipment and process terminology. Multi-dimensional professional fields such as operating temperature and belt speed require plugins to carry clear unit mapping configurations when called, to avoid parameter parsing errors. Plugin calls for cross-department office processes need to be linked with role permission verification, ensuring only authorized roles can trigger corresponding tools.
How to set the configurations
| Configuration Item | Recommended Setting | Rationale |
|---|---|---|
toolChoice | auto | Adapts to automatic scheduling needs for multiple types of tools in the coal chemical industry, covering production operation and maintenance and employee service scenarios |
| Tool call timeout duration | 300 seconds | Matches the time upper limit for production data pulling and batch employee data synchronization |
| Plugin permission verification switch | Enabled | Ensures that tool calls for cross-department office processes can only be executed by authorized roles |
| Entity recognition rule configuration | Matches coal chemical industry-specific process terminology | Adapts to field extraction requirements for unstructured operation and maintenance logs |
functionCall | Enabled | Supports structured parameter passing, accurately mapping professional fields such as equipment temperature and employee ID |
Reference only; verify against the target FastGPT release and deployment documentation.
Three common errors
- A "target resource does not exist" error occurs when exporting a standalone workflow plugin. The cause is that the plugin is not bound to the context node of the current workflow. Only the plugin configuration is saved without associating the execution link.
- Database connection plugin calls take too long. The old version takes 0.2 seconds, while the new version takes more than 1 second. The cause is that the new version of the plugin adds field format verification logic, and fast verification rules are not configured for coal chemical industry-specific units such as ℃ and r/min, resulting in additional parsing overhead.
- The tool calling process is not hidden, and complete plugin parameters and return content are displayed on the interface. The cause is that the automatic truncation configuration for tool call results is not enabled, or the switch to only display final output is not set.
How to confirm the configuration is complete
- Trigger a plugin call for employee attendance data, check that the returned result includes preset fields such as employee ID and attendance duration, and the units are consistent with internal enterprise data.
- View workflow operation logs, confirm that the tool call latency meets the preset 300-second threshold, and no timeout errors occur.
- Share the workflow link with a non-authorized role, verify that they cannot trigger tool calls and can only view basic process information.
- View the final output interface, confirm that only structured results of tool calls are displayed, and internal plugin parameters and original logs are not exposed.
The values provided here are common starting points, and should be evaluated 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.