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Tool Calling is a key capability for whether a local model can handle email summarization; a model that supports tool calling can proactively call external functions (such as reading mailbox emails) according to instructions, while one that does not can only answer out of thin air or rely on already injected context, potentially producing summaries that do not match the real emails.
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