How to set tag for Robot Framework in data driver tests?

I am trying to add a tag in accordance with the documentation https://github.com/Snooz82/robotframework-datadriver

Here is my example:

*** Settings ***
Test Template  Template

*** Test Cases ***  ${first}  ${second}  [Tags]  [Documentation]
Test1               xxx       111        123 
Test2               yyy       222        126 
Test3               zzz       333        124 

*** Keywords ***
Template
    [Arguments]  ${first}  ${second}
    Should be true  ${TRUE}

But in this case, I got the error:

Keyword 'Template' expected 2 arguments, got 3.

I also saw this solution: How to Tag Data Driven Template Tests in Robot Framework

But in this case, I can not run a particular test by using -i test_tag

Welcome.

You can also set default tags like so:

*** Settings ***
Default Tags    smoke

All test cases that do not have their own tags will receive tags defined as default tags.

Or you can use forced tags:

Force Tags      req-882

All test cases in a file will receive such tags.

However, your example contains yet another problem. You're passing 3 arguments to your Template keyword, you have 3 columns of arguments in your test case table. It should be like this:

*** Test Cases ***  ${first}    ${second}
Test1               xxx       111
Test2               yyy       222
Test3               zzz       333

So the whole working example:

*** Settings ***
Default Tags    smoke
Test Template  Template

*** Test Cases ***  ${first}    ${second}
Test1               xxx       111
Test2               yyy       222
Test3               zzz       333

*** Keywords ***
Template
    [Arguments]  ${first}  ${second}
    Should be true  ${TRUE}

when I run $ robot --include smoke test.robot, I get:

and when I run $ robot --exclude smoke test.robot, I get:

EDIT:

If you want to set tags per test case, the syntax is:

*** Test Cases ***  ${first}    ${second}
Test1               xxx       111
    [Tags]    smoke
Test2               yyy       222
Test3               zzz       333

in which case, only Test1 will be executed when you issue $ robot -i smoke test.robot: