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Core
Function Calling and Tool Schemas
Tool use runs on a function-calling protocol: you declare each tool as a JSON schema, the model returns a structured call (name plus arguments) that your code checks and executes, and the result flows back into the conversation. Design is what's hard, not the wiring: how you write tool descriptions and shape results governs whether the model reaches for the correct tool with correct arguments, and pinning output to a schema can shave a measurable slice off accuracy. Applied-AI interviews test it because schema design is where most agents fail without anyone noticing.
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LLM & GenAI FundamentalsHow does LLM tool calling (function calling) actually work under the hood?→Coding & DSAWrite a tool-call handler for an LLM API: schema validation, execution, error feedback, and parallel calls.→RAG & Agent System DesignHow do you get reliable structured output (JSON / function calls) from an LLM in production?→RAG & Agent System DesignWhat is the Model Context Protocol (MCP), and how do you design good tools for an agent?→RAG & Agent System DesignYour agent has many tools but keeps picking the wrong one or passing wrong parameters. How do you fix it?→System Design for AI in ProductionDesign a fraud-detection system that uses LLMs (beyond a classic ML classifier).→
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