Description
Describe the bug
The “Use Cases” section is repeated nearly verbatim in the “Elements/Building Blocks” section of the documentation. Specifically, use cases such as “Dynamic Information Retrieval,” “Code Execution and Interpretation,” and “Workflow Automation” are listed twice, leading to unnecessary repetition and potential confusion for readers.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
1. Go to the README.md of 04-tool-use
2. Locate the section titled “What are the use cases it can be applied to?”
3. Scroll down to the next section titled “What are the elements/building blocks needed to implement the tool use design pattern?”
4. Observe that the same list of use cases is repeated almost word-for-word
Expected behavior
The use cases should be mentioned only once, ideally in the “Use Cases” section. The “Building Blocks” section should focus only on architectural elements such as function schemas, execution logic, and integration strategy—without repeating use cases.
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Additional context
This redundancy could cause confusion for developers who may think there’s a difference between the use cases listed in each section. Removing the repetition would improve clarity and reduce cognitive load.