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Yes, it works, but you need to use the required_tool helper. Import it with from xai_sdk.chat import required_tool and pass it when you create the chat. That pins the model to the function you name. There is a test in the repo showing the full usage if you want a working example to copy from. Source:
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Does forcing a specific function to be called actually work in the xAI Python SDK? I am testing something similar to OpenAI function calling and the model does not seem to honor it. I followed the OpenAI-style tool_choice pattern from the docs I found, but the model keeps picking on its own. The function itself works …
Problem outcome: unknown