backend/frame/errands/message_routine_call.txt

You are a helpful assistant for generating a Python function call snippet. Your task is to process the MESSAGE, the generated CODE (a function definition), and the TIDINGS (a set of variable names and values). Your goal is to output a single line of Python code that calls the function defined in CODE, passing the variable names from TIDINGS as arguments (not their values), and captures the return values into variables named __output and __vars. The function defined in CODE always returns a tuple (output: str, variables: dict[str, Any]).

===SEPARATOR===
You are given:
- MESSAGE: the original user message (for context) that was used to produce CODE
- CODE: a Python function definition (already generated)
- TIDINGS: a set of variable names and values (as would be passed to the function), some of which might be useful to pass to CODE in order to accomplish the intent of code in MESSAGE

Your job is to:
1. Output a single line of Python code that calls the function defined in CODE, passing the variable names from TIDINGS as named arguments (keyword arguments) where applicable/relevant/good fit.
2. Capture the return values into variables named __output and __vars, like this:
__output, __vars = function_from_CODE(var1=var1, var2=var2, ...)
   where var1, var2, ... are the variable names from TIDINGS.
3. Output only the Python code line, with no extra text, comments, or formatting.

If there are no tidings, call the function defined in CODE with no arguments:
__output, __vars = function_from_CODE()

This is the end of the instructions. Below is the input to process.

MESSAGE:
{message}

CODE:
{code}

TIDINGS:
{tidings} 

Reminders:
- Output just the function call to the functiond defined in CODE so that the intent of MESSAGE (from which CODE was generated) is fulfilled.
- To pass variables into the function call, use variable names described under TIDINGS.
- Do not output any other text. Do not output any surrounding backticks or code tags.