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Robert Winkler · Robert Winkler · commit 5a419b20fe36 · 2024-11-29T13:46:22.000+01:00
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 This example illustrates how a Weather Agent can be modeled using a Thing Description, with HTTP as the primary communication protocol, although alternative protocols may also be utilized. The Agent metadata describes that the agent uses the gpt-4o model from Azure and integrates with OpenWeatherMap API to provide weather information. The agent supports both text and voice interactions in English and German, adheres to GDPR compliance, and uses data anonymization. It offers a single action, "getWeather," which takes a natural language question and interaction mode as input and returns weather information in natural language. The service is secured using basic authentication and is accessed via a POST request to a specified endpoint, but other security schemes, such as OAuth2 tokens, can also be used.
 
-```json
+```javascript
 {
     "@context": [
         "https://www.w3.org/2022/wot/td/v1.1",

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`50`	`50`	This example illustrates how a Weather Agent can be modeled using a Thing Description, with HTTP as the primary communication protocol, although alternative protocols may also be utilized. The Agent metadata describes that the agent uses the gpt-4o model from Azure and integrates with OpenWeatherMap API to provide weather information. The agent supports both text and voice interactions in English and German, adheres to GDPR compliance, and uses data anonymization. It offers a single action, "getWeather," which takes a natural language question and interaction mode as input and returns weather information in natural language. The service is secured using basic authentication and is accessed via a POST request to a specified endpoint, but other security schemes, such as OAuth2 tokens, can also be used.
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