Feature #2549

Strongest examples

On text the dictionary never trained on. The underlined token is where it fires most.

1. chat 3.2
   <|system_start|>tools: calculator<|system_end|><|user_start|>Compute 6+4<|user_end|><|assistant_start|><|tool_call_start|>calculator<|arg|>expression=6
2. chat 3.19
   you add 9 and 25 for me?<|user_end|><|assistant_start|><|tool_call_start|>calculator<|arg|>expression=9
3. python 3.16
   (has_item([6, 9, 5, 8], 5))
4. chat 3.14
   <|user_start|>Hey, what's 4 plus 3?<|user_end|><|assistant_start|><|tool_call_start|>calculator<|arg|>expression=4
5. chat 3.12
   the sum of 164 and 5?<|user_end|><|assistant_start|><|tool_call_start|>calculator<|arg|>expression=1
6. python 3.09
   `has_item([4, 5, 5, 4], 4)`
7. python 3.08
   ⏎print(contains([0, 1, 9, 8, 2],
8. chat 3.06
   <|system_start|>tools: calculator<|system_end|><|user_start|>Compute 6+4<|user_end|><|assistant_start|><|tool_call_start|>calculator<|arg|>expression=6
9. chat 3.05
   2.<|assistant_end|><|user_start|>And add 6 to that?<|user_end|><|assistant_start|><|tool_call_start|>calculator<|arg|>expression=1
10. python 3.05
    ⏎print(contains([5, 8, 7, 1], 7))
11. chat 3.04
    2.<|assistant_end|><|user_start|>And add 0 to that?<|user_end|><|assistant_start|><|tool_call_start|>calculator<|arg|>expression=8
12. python 3.03
    ⏎print(contains([9, 2, 5, 2], 2))