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30 天从前端工程师到 Agent 工程师

D5 工具系统与事件驱动:参数校验、错误回传让模型自纠错、事件订阅(dg P05/P06/M05/M07)

  • 设计 Agent 的工具时你会遵循哪些原则?名字、描述、参数分别该怎么写?What principles do you follow when designing tools for an agent — how do you write the name, the description and the parameter schema?
    国内高频海外高频基础#tool-design#prompt-engineering

    分析过程 · 先想清楚再作答

    1. 这题的区分度在于你把工具描述当成什么。当成函数注释的人会答「写清楚做什么」,当成提示词的人才会答到点子上——描述会原样进入模型的上下文,参与「该不该调、参数填什么」的判断,它的读者是模型不是同事。
    2. 拆成三件事分别说:名字要动词加宾语(query_order 而不是 handler2),因为名字是模型的第一道筛选;描述最有价值的一句不是「做什么」而是「什么时候不该用它」,把边界写进去能砍掉一大半误用;参数里每个字段都要有自己的 description,格式类字段还要给一个合法示例——模型对「订单号」没有概念,看到 SO20260901 这个样例,填对的概率会陡增。
    3. 接着给出一条几乎没人主动说的成本判断:工具定义每一轮都会被完整重发,一个写得扎实的工具约 100 到 150 token,挂 20 个就是每轮两三千 token 的固定开销。所以「工具越多越强」是错的,只挂当前场景用得上的那几个。
    4. 再补一条可迁移的工程判断:工具改名或改语义是破坏性变更,等价于换了个工具——调好的提示词会失效,历史会话的 messages 里还留着旧名字,恢复旧会话时模型会去调一个不存在的工具。所以改工具要像改公开 API 一样走版本与灰度。
    5. 可以预期的追问:几十上百个工具怎么办?答案是先用一轮便宜模型做工具检索,只把最相关的几个塞进正式请求,而不是一股脑全挂上。

    How to reason about it · think before answering

    1. The discriminator is what you think a tool description is. People who treat it as a docstring answer 'describe what it does'; people who treat it as part of the prompt get it right — the description goes verbatim into the model's context and drives both tool selection and argument filling. Its reader is the model, not your teammate.
    2. Split it into three: names read like commands (query_order, not handler2) because the name is the model's first filter; the most valuable sentence in a description is not what the tool does but when NOT to use it, which removes most misrouting; and every parameter needs its own description plus a concrete example for format-shaped fields — a model has no notion of 'order id', but SO20260901 makes it far more likely to get it right.
    3. Then raise the cost point most candidates miss: tool definitions are resent in full every turn. A well-written tool runs 100 to 150 tokens, so twenty of them is a fixed two- to three-thousand-token tax per turn. More tools is not more capable — only mount what the current scenario needs.
    4. Add a transferable engineering judgment: renaming a tool or silently widening its semantics is a breaking change. Tuned prompts stop working, and old sessions still carry the old name in messages, so resuming one makes the model call a tool that no longer exists. Version and roll out tool changes the way you would a public API.
    5. Expect the follow-up: what about dozens or hundreds of tools? Retrieve tools with a cheap model first and mount only the top few, rather than shipping the whole catalog every turn.

    答题要点

    • 工具定义是提示词的一部分,读者是模型:它只能看到名字、描述、参数 schema,看不到你的实现
    • 名字用动词加宾语;描述里最值钱的是「什么时候不该用它」;每个参数都要有 description,格式类字段给一个合法示例
    • 工具定义每轮完整重发,20 个工具就是每轮固定两千多 token,只挂当前场景用得上的
    • 改名或改语义等于换工具,会让调好的提示词失效、让旧会话调到不存在的工具,要走版本与灰度
    • 工具规模上去之后,先用便宜模型做工具检索再挂载最相关的几个

    Key points

    • A tool definition is part of the prompt; the model only sees name, description and parameter schema
    • Name it verb plus object; the most valuable line in a description is when not to use it; every parameter needs a description, and format fields need a concrete example
    • Definitions are resent every turn, so twenty tools is a fixed two- to three-thousand-token tax — mount only what the scenario needs
    • Renaming or redefining a tool is a breaking change that invalidates tuned prompts and breaks resumed sessions
    • At scale, retrieve the relevant tools with a cheap model before mounting them

7 天 MCP:把工具接进任何 Agent

D2 写第一个 MCP server:stdio 传输、官方 SDK、参数 schema、工具注解与 Inspector 调试

  • 工具的 description 到底写给谁看?写得太泛,在生产里会造成什么具体后果?Who is a tool's description actually written for, and what concretely goes wrong in production when it is too vague?
    国内高频海外高频基础#tool-design#prompt-surface

    分析过程 · 先想清楚再作答

    1. 这题在筛「有没有真的排查过模型不调工具」。答成「写清楚一点,方便别人理解」就落到文档思维了;面试官想听的是描述是模型唯一的判断依据这件事。
    2. 拆法:先问自己「模型做这个决定时手上有什么」。它看不到你的 wiki、代码注释、需求文档,只有工具名加这一句描述加参数 schema。所以描述不是文档,是决策依据。
    3. 把「太泛」拆成两个方向的后果:一是**漏调**,模型不知道这个工具能解决当前问题,任务默默做不成,而且不会报错;二是**误调**,描述边界不清,模型在不该调的时候调它——如果这个工具有副作用,那就是一次真实的线上事故。
    4. 结论:一句合格的描述要回答三件事——做什么、参数长什么样(给例子)、什么情况下才该用。第三条最常被漏掉,也最要命,因为它才是防误调的那道闸。
    5. 补一条工程视角:描述是对外契约,改它等于改行为。同一段描述在不同模型上表现还不一样,所以描述要进版本管理、要有评估集,不能靠上线后人肉观察。
    6. 可预期的追问:那把描述写得越长越好吗?不是。描述会占上下文预算,工具一多就挤掉真正的对话内容;正确做法是短而准,把细节放进每个参数各自的 description 里。

    How to reason about it · think before answering

    1. The screen is whether you have ever debugged a tool the model refuses to call. Answering 'write it clearly so colleagues understand' reveals doc-thinking; the point is that the description is the model's only evidence.
    2. Ask what the model has when it makes the decision: the tool name, this one description, and the parameter schema. It cannot see your wiki, comments, or spec. The description is a decision input, not documentation.
    3. Split vagueness into two failure directions. Under-calling: the model never realizes the tool solves the current problem, so the task silently fails with no error. Over-calling: fuzzy boundaries make the model invoke it when it should not, which is a real incident if the tool has side effects.
    4. Conclusion: a usable description answers three things — what it does, what the parameters look like with an example, and when it should be used. The third is the one people omit, and it is the gate that prevents over-calling.
    5. Add the engineering view: a description is an external contract, so changing it changes behavior, and the same wording performs differently across models. It belongs in version control with an eval set, not in post-launch eyeballing.
    6. Likely follow-up: is longer always better? No. Descriptions consume context budget and crowd out the actual conversation once you have many tools. Keep the summary short and push detail into each parameter's own description.

    答题要点

    • 描述是给模型看的,是它决定调不调这个工具的唯一依据,不是给同事看的文档
    • 写得太泛有两类后果:漏调导致任务静默失败,误调则可能触发有副作用的操作
    • 合格描述回答三件事:做什么、参数长什么样并给例子、什么情况下才该用
    • 描述是对外契约,要进版本管理并配评估集;细节放进每个参数的 description,总描述保持短而准

    Key points

    • The description is read by the model and is its only basis for deciding whether to call the tool
    • Vagueness causes silent under-calling or dangerous over-calling of side-effecting tools
    • A good description states what it does, what the parameters look like with an example, and when it applies
    • Treat it as an external contract with version control and evals; push detail into per-parameter descriptions to save context

14 天 RAG:从检索到可信回答

D12 Agentic RAG:把检索做成工具,让模型自己决定查不查、查几次、要不要推翻重来

  • 把检索包成一个工具交给模型,这个工具的描述该怎么写?写不好会导致哪些具体的错误行为?You are exposing retrieval to a model as a tool. How do you write the tool description, and what concrete failure modes appear when you write it badly?
    国内高频海外高频基础#tool-design#agentic-rag#prompting

    分析过程 · 先想清楚再作答

    1. 这题的题眼是「具体的错误行为」。只会背「描述要写清楚工具的用途」的,一句话就暴露了没上过线——面试官想听的是描述里少一句话,线上就多一类工单。
    2. 先给结构:一段合格的工具描述要回答四件事——库里有什么和没有什么、什么时候必须用、什么时候不要用、查询串写成什么形状。四条各对应一类事故,逐条挂钩着说最有说服力。
    3. 逐条挂钩:不写范围,模型拿它当搜索引擎,问天气也去查;不写「必须用」,涉及公司制度的问题被模型凭记忆编答案,而且编得非常像真的;不写「不要用」,闲聊和翻译都触发一次无谓检索,成本和延迟白涨;不写查询形状,模型把用户整句问话塞进 query,「叫什么名字」这种疑问词进了检索,纯噪声。
    4. 最后一条最值钱也最容易漏:在描述里加一句「写成关键词短语,不要带疑问词」,比在检索侧做十种查询清洗都管用——问题在源头,就在源头修。
    5. 补一个生产视角:参数里的过滤字段(比如部门)要写明「只在确定时才填」。模型倾向于把可选参数填满,填错一个部门就把正确答案挡在库外,而这种错误在日志里看不出来,表现是「检索没结果」。
    6. 可预期的追问是「怎么验证描述写对了」。答案是拿一批负样本跑:闲聊、翻译、算术、以及答案已在对话里的追问,看模型有没有多调一次工具;这类回归是能自动化的。

    How to reason about it · think before answering

    1. The discriminator is whether you can name concrete failure modes. Reciting 'the description should be clear' signals you have never shipped one.
    2. Give the structure first: a usable description answers four things - what is and is not in the corpus, when the tool must be called, when it must not be called, and what shape the query string should take.
    3. Attach a failure to each: no scope and the model treats it as a web search; no 'must call' and it answers policy questions from memory, convincingly; no 'must not call' and greetings or translations each burn a retrieval; no query shape and the model pastes the raw user sentence in, dragging interrogative words into the index.
    4. The query-shape line is the cheapest win: one sentence saying 'keyword phrase, no question words' beats ten heuristics for query cleaning on the retrieval side.
    5. Production angle: optional filter parameters such as department need an explicit 'only set this when you are certain'. Models like to fill optional fields, and a wrong filter hides the correct answer while the logs only show 'no results'.
    6. Expected follow-up: how do you verify the description works? Run a negative suite - small talk, translation, arithmetic, follow-ups already answered in the conversation - and assert the tool was not called. That regression is automatable.

    答题要点

    • 描述是写给模型看的提示词,不是注释;四段式:范围、什么时候用、什么时候不用、查询写成什么形状。
    • 不写范围会被当成搜索引擎;不写「必须用」会导致凭记忆编答案。
    • 不写「不要用」会让闲聊也触发检索,成本和延迟白涨。
    • 写明查询要用关键词短语、不带疑问词,比在检索侧清洗查询更根本。
    • 可选过滤参数要写「只在确定时才填」,填错会静默地把正确答案挡在外面。
    • 用一批负样本(闲聊、翻译、算术)做回归,断言工具没有被调用。

    Key points

    • The description is a prompt for the model, not a code comment: scope, when to call, when not to call, query shape.
    • Missing scope turns it into a web search; missing 'must call' produces confident answers from memory.
    • Missing 'do not call' makes small talk trigger retrieval, paying cost and latency for nothing.
    • Stating 'keyword phrase, no question words' fixes query pollution at the source.
    • Optional filters need 'only set when certain' - a wrong filter silently hides the right answer.
    • Regression-test with a negative suite and assert the tool was not invoked.