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Here we have function definition that is used to create a task for an Open AI API call. On the first line we define its parameters `commands` and `prompt`, which are used to define the instance of `Commands` we want to add the task component to and a string prompt for the API call respectively. The following line gets a global task pool for asynchronous computing that can be used to start a task on the thread without blocking it, while it waits for any network request. On the next line we use a function on that pool to create a task, it takes a `Future` - an asynchronous call that is used to create and return `Task` in which we call the Open AI API. The last line calls `spawn` function on the `commands` with the return value of `OpenAiTask` function with the `task` as its argument that spawns a new entity and adds the task as a component.
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