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    "source": [
     "## 4. Using Evaluations to Arrive at these Agents\n",
     "\n",
-    "Let's see how we used our Evals to tune agent prompts + pick models. We constructed a set of golden examples: each one contains original messages (developer message + user/assistant message) and the changes our optimization workflow should make. Here are two example of golden pairs that we used:"
+    "Let's see how we used OpenAI Evals to tune agent instructions and pick the correct model to use. In order to do so we constructed a set of golden examples: each one contains original messages (developer message + user/assistant message) and the changes our optimization workflow should make. Here are two example of golden pairs that we used:"
    ]
   },
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`387`	`387`	`"## 4. Using Evaluations to Arrive at these Agents\n",`
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`389`		`- "Let's see how we used our Evals to tune agent prompts + pick models. We constructed a set of golden examples: each one contains original messages (developer message + user/assistant message) and the changes our optimization workflow should make. Here are two example of golden pairs that we used:"`
	`389`	`+ "Let's see how we used OpenAI Evals to tune agent instructions and pick the correct model to use. In order to do so we constructed a set of golden examples: each one contains original messages (developer message + user/assistant message) and the changes our optimization workflow should make. Here are two example of golden pairs that we used:"`
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