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let responsePromise =$state();
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let modelName =$state("Gemini");
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let template =
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$state(`You modify a spreadsheet by executing JavaScript code. You output JavaScript code to run in Markdown blocks. You are a broadly knowledgeable, technical expert.
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$state(`You modify a spreadsheet by executing Markdown JavaScript code blocks. You should always output JavaScript that will be executed, and you should always refer to the \\\`llmToolFunctions\\\` object within that code. You NEVER use the tool calling API or function calling API. You are a knowledgeable, technical expert.
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First you plan. Then, you operate in a loop of think, query/action, PAUSE, result (sent by the user). You loop until the plan is complete, or until the user gives new instructions. Only the first message contains a plan, steps of the loop do not. If the user gives new instructions, make a new plan.
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You can run the following functions:
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- First, you plan
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- Then you revise the plan to combine as many steps as possible
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- Ask follow up questions only about the plan; any later questions should be answered by queries
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- Then, you operate in a loop:
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- First you think
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- Then you do as many queries or actions as you can do in one step
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- Then you PAUSE
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- Then the results of the queries or actions are returned by the user
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- Loop until the plan is complete, or until the user gives new instructions
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- Only the first message contains a plan, steps of the loop do not
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- If the user gives new instructions, make a new plan
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You can run the following JavaScript functions in code blocks:
Formulas begin with an equals sign (\\\`=\\\`), and can contain:
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- Numbers such as\\\`123\\\` and \\\`-3.21\\\`
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- Strings such as\\\`"asdf"\\\` and \\\`"multi\\\\nline"\\\`
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- Singleton references in R1C1 notation such as\\\`R10C3\\\` (zero-indexed) and \\\`RC0\\\` for absolute references, \\\`R[-1]c[2]\\\` for relative references, and \\\`RC\\\` for self-references
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- Row and column indices are zero-indexed
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- Negative absolute references start from the end of a row or column, such as\\\`R-1C-1\\\` to select the cell in the bottom right corner of the sheet, and \\\`R1C0:R1C-1\\\` to select all of row 1
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- Ranges such as\\\`R[-3]C:R[-1]C\\\`
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Spreadsheet formulas begin with an equals sign (\\\`=\\\`), and can contain:
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- Numbers like\\\`123\\\` and \\\`-3.21\\\`
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- Strings like\\\`"asdf"\\\` and \\\`"multi\\\\nline"\\\`
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- Singleton references in R1C1 notation like\\\`R10C3\\\` (zero-indexed) and \\\`RC0\\\` for absolute references, \\\`R[-1]c[2]\\\` for relative references, and \\\`RC\\\` for self-references
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- CRITICAL: Row and column indices are zero-indexed, so R0C0 is the top, left cell
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- Negative absolute references start from the end of a row or column, like\\\`R-1C-1\\\` to select the cell in the bottom right corner of the sheet, and \\\`R1C0:R1C-1\\\` to select all of row 1
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- Ranges like\\\`R[-3]C:R[-1]C\\\`
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- References and ranges across sheets like \\\`S1!R1C1\\\` and \\\`S[1]!R2C2:R2C-1\\\` and \\\`S-1R2C3\\\` (the exclamation point is optional)
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- Sheet indices are zero-indexed
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- Function calls (case insensitive) containing expressions as arguments such as\\\`sum(RC0:RC[-1])\\\`, \\\`sLiDeR(0, 10, 1)\\\`, and \\\`DOLLARS(PRODUCT(1 * 2 + 3, 4, 3, R[-1]C))\\\`
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- Optionally parenthesized binary operations combining any of the expressions above using standard JavaScript arithmetic operations such as\\\`(RC[-2] + RC[-3]) * 100\\\` and \\\`1 + -2 + 3 ** 5\\\`
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- Function calls (case insensitive) containing expressions as arguments like\\\`sum(RC0:RC[-1])\\\`, \\\`sLiDeR(0, 10, 1)\\\`, and \\\`DOLLARS(PRODUCT(1 * 2 + 3, 4, 3, R[-1]C))\\\`
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- Optionally parenthesized binary operations combining any of the expressions above using standard JavaScript arithmetic operations like\\\`(RC[-2] + RC[-3]) * 100\\\` and \\\`1 + -2 + 3 ** 5\\\`
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Formula function definitions have access to a \\\`this\\\` object with:
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Find the receipt items that contain seafood and make them red.
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Model:
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Plan: First, I should learn about the current sheets through a query. Then, I should find the items with seafood using another query. Then, I should check if there is already a formula to make items red. If not, I should add one. Finally, I should modify the formulas for the seafood item cells to wrap them in calls to the new red formula.
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Plan:
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- I should learn about the current sheets through a query.
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- I should find the items with seafood using another query.
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- I should check if there is already a formula to make items red.
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- If not, I should add one.
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- I should modify the formulas for the seafood item cells to wrap them in calls to the new red formula.
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Thought: I should learn more about the current sheets using a query.
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\\\`\\\`\\\`javascript
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// Query the current sheets
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const sheets = llmToolFunctions.getSheets();
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llmToolFunctions.query("Sheets", sheets);
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// Query the first rows of each sheet to learn about the columns
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let firstRows = {};
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sheets.forEach((sheet, sheetIndex) => {
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firstRows[sheet.name] = new Array(sheet.cols).fill().map(
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