The Amazon Bedrock Large Language Model (LLM) follows a step-by-step problem-solving approach, utilizing the search tool to gather information and perform tasks to answer user queries. The process orchestrates the whole workflow based on the LLM response.

The process accepts a user query. It passes the query to the LLM with additional system instructions to respond in a format that includes a question, thought, action, action input, observation, final thought, and final answer.

After receiving the response from the LLM, the process checks for the presence of the action and action input fields. If these fields are present, a request for the SearchTool service is formulated. Otherwise, it creates the final answer.

If the final answer is not set, a request is sent to the SearchTool service. The parent process is called with new parameters, such as user query and Agent_Scratchpad.

The process repeats until all the actions from the initial LLM response are processed or the number of repetitions does not exceed the specified limit. When the process execution time approaches 60 seconds, the process provides a final response. If the process ends prematurely, the final response might be inaccurate.