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MiniRobotLanguage (MRL)

 

AIN.GetTemperature
Get the Current Temperature Setting

 

Intention

 

GetTemperature Command: Retrieve Response Randomness
 
The AIN.GetTemperature command retrieves the current temperature setting used by AnythingLLM for generating responses.

Temperature controls the randomness of AI outputs, with lower values being more deterministic and higher values more creative.

It’s part of the AIN - AnythingLLM AI suite.

 

What is the GetTemperature Command?

 

This command fetches the temperature value currently configured in the AnythingLLM system.

The result can be stored in a variable or left on the stack for further processing.

 

Why Do You Need It?

 

Retrieving the temperature setting is useful for:

•Verification: Confirms the current randomness level before generating responses.

•Debugging: Helps diagnose unexpected AI behavior tied to temperature settings.

•Automation: Allows scripts to adapt based on the current configuration.

 

How to Use the GetTemperature Command?

 

Execute the command with an optional variable to store the temperature value.

It retrieves the setting from the current AnythingLLM configuration, assuming a prior setting exists.

 

Example Usage

 

AIN.GetTemperature|$$TMP

DBP.Current Temperature: $$TMP

 

Retrieves and displays the current temperature setting.

 

Illustration

 

┌──────────────────┐

│ Temperature      │

├──────────────────┤

│ Value: 0.7       │

└──────────────────┘

Represents the retrieved temperature value.

 

Syntax

 

AIN.GetTemperature[|P1]

AIN.GTM[|P1]

 

Parameter Explanation

 

P1 - (Optional) Variable to store the current temperature value (e.g., a float like 0.7); defaults to TOS if omitted.

 

Example

 

AIN.GetTemperature|$$TMP

IVV.$$TMP>=0

 DBP.Temperature is $$TMP

ELS.

 DBP.No temperature set or invalid

EIF.

ENR.

 

Remarks

 

- Assumes a temperature has been previously set (e.g., via a hypothetical AIN.SetTemperature command).

- Returns a numeric value, typically between 0 and 1, though the range may depend on AnythingLLM’s implementation.

 

Limitations

 

- Returns an undefined or default value if no temperature has been set.

- Requires an active AnythingLLM configuration to retrieve meaningful data.

 

See also:

 

• AIN.SetTemperature

• AIN.GetMaxTokens

• Model Management