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MiniRobotLanguage (MRL)

 

AIN.SetTemperature
Set the Temperature Value for AnythingLLM API Responses

 

Intention

 

SetTemperature Command: Adjusting Response Creativity
 
The SetTemperature command configures the temperature setting for AnythingLLM API calls, controlling the creativity or randomness of the responses.

This allows you to fine-tune the balance between coherent and imaginative outputs.

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

 

What is the SetTemperature Command?

 

This command sets the AIN_Temperature global variable, which influences the randomness of API-generated text.

A value of 0 makes responses deterministic, while higher values (up to 2) increase creativity. If an invalid value (negative) is provided, it defaults to 0.7.

 

Why Do You Need It?

 

Adjusting temperature is crucial for:

•Precision: Lower values ensure factual, focused responses.

•Creativity: Higher values generate more diverse or imaginative outputs.

•Customization: Tailor responses to specific tasks or user preferences.

 

How to Use the SetTemperature Command?

 

Set the temperature before calling AIN.Ask or AIN.AskV to influence the response style.

Values typically range from 0 to 2, with 0.7 as the default if not explicitly set or if invalid.

 

Example Usage

 

AIN.SetTemperature|0.0

AIN.Ask|Define AI|$$DEF

DBP.Precise Definition: $$DEF

 

This sets temperature to 0 for a precise, deterministic response.

 

Illustration

 

┌────────────────────┐

│ Temperature        │

├──────┬─────────────┤

│ 0.0  │ Precise     │

│ 0.7  │ Balanced    │

│ 2.0  │ Creative    │

└──────┴─────────────┘

Temperature’s effect on response style.

 

Syntax

 

AIN.SetTemperature|P1

AIN.Set_Temperature|P1

 

Parameter Explanation

 

P1 - The temperature value (e.g., 0.0 to 2.0). If negative or omitted, defaults to 0.7.

 

Example

 

AIN.SetTemperature|1.5

AIN.Ask|Write a story|$$STO

DBP.Creative Story: $$STO

ENR.

 

Remarks

 

- Check the current setting with AIN.GetTemperature.

- Values above 2 are accepted but may not yield meaningful differences depending on the model.

 

Limitations

 

- Effectiveness depends on the chosen model’s implementation of temperature.

- Values outside 0-2 may not be capped by the API, potentially leading to unexpected behavior.

 

See also:

 

• AIN.GetTemperature

• AIN.Ask

• AIN.AskV

• Temperature Configuration