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+# Problem Classification
+
+- Can be added repeatedly
+- Has external input
+- Manual configuration
+- Trigger execution
+- function_call module
+
+![](./imgs/cq1.png)
+
+## Functionality
+
+It can classify user questions and perform different operations based on the classification. In some ambiguous scenarios, the classification effect may not be very obvious.
+
+## Parameter Description
+
+### System Prompt Words
+
+Placed at the beginning of the conversation, it can be used to supplement the definition of the classification content. For example, questions will be classified into:
+
+1. Greetings
+2. Common questions about laf
+3. Other questions
+
+Because laf is not a clear concept and needs to be defined, the prompt words can be filled with the definition of laf:
+
+```
+laf is a cloud development platform that allows for rapid application development.
+laf is an open-source BaaS (Backend as a Service) development platform.
+laf is a ready-to-use serverless development platform.
+laf is an all-in-one development platform that combines "function computing," "database," "object storage," and more.
+laf can be an open-source version of Tencent Cloud Development, Google Firebase, or UniCloud.
+```
+
+### Chat Records
+
+Adding some chat records can help with context-based classification.
+
+### User Question
+
+The input content from the user.
+
+### Classification Content
+
+Using the example of these 3 classifications, you can see the final function composition. The return value is randomly generated by the system and does not need to be concerned about.
+
+1. Greetings
+2. Common questions about laf
+3. Other questions
+
+```js
+const agentFunction = {
+    name: agentFunName,
+    description: 'Determines the type of user question and returns the corresponding enumeration field',
+    parameters: {
+        type: 'object',
+        properties: {
+            type: {
+                type: 'string',
+                description: `Greetings, return: abc; Common questions about laf, return: vvv; Other questions, return: aaa`
+                enum: ["abc","vvv","aaa"]
+            }
+        },
+        required: ['type']
+    }
+};
+```
+
+The above function will definitely return one of the values: abc, vvv, or aaa, thereby achieving classification determination.