exoclaw-tools-llm-call
Single-shot LLM call tool with Jinja2 templating for exoclaw.
No agent loop, no tools — just prompt in, text out. Use with batch for parallel cheap-model processing.
Usage
from exoclaw_tools_llm_call import LLMCallTool
llm_call = LLMCallTool(
provider=provider,
allowed_models=["haiku", "sonnet"],
default_model="haiku",
)
app = Exoclaw(tools=[llm_call, ...])
The agent can then call:
{
"prompt": "Feed: {{ feed_name }}\n\n{{ file(data_path) }}\n\nExtract interesting URLs as JSON.",
"vars": {"feed_name": "Simon Willison", "data_path": "/tmp/batch_abc/0.json"},
"model": "haiku",
"output": "/tmp/results/0.json"
}
Template features
{{ var }}— variable substitution fromvarsdict{{ file('/path/to/file') }}— inline file contents- All Jinja2 features: filters, conditionals, loops
Combined with batch
batch(tool="llm_call", items=[
{prompt: "...", vars: {data_path: "/tmp/feeds/0.json"}, model: "haiku", output: "/tmp/out/0.json"},
{prompt: "...", vars: {data_path: "/tmp/feeds/1.json"}, model: "haiku", output: "/tmp/out/1.json"},
...
])
93 cheap LLM calls in parallel. Main agent only sees the filtered output.
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