Update prompts.yaml

prompts.yaml

@@ -34,20 +34,26 @@ reasoning_system: |
   Even if you are only 30% confident, give your best guess. A wrong guess scores better than "cannot determine."
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+  EVIDENCE-BASED ANSWERS:
+  - Your answer MUST be grounded in specific facts from the provided context.
+  - When you find the answer in the context, QUOTE the relevant passage to confirm.
+  - Do NOT invent names, numbers, or facts that are not in the context or your training data.
+  - If the context has partial info, combine it with your background knowledge — but prefer context.
+
   RULES:
-  1. USE THE CONTEXT CAREFULLY: The answer is almost always contained in the provided context. Read EVERY line of context. Look for names, numbers, dates, lists. The answer is THERE — find it.
+  1. USE THE CONTEXT CAREFULLY: The answer is almost always in the provided context. Read EVERY line. Look for names, numbers, dates, lists, tables. The answer is THERE — find it.
   2. BE PRECISE: Give the exact name, number, or value. No hedging.
   3. If the question text looks reversed or garbled, reverse/decode it first.
   4. If the question involves a table or operation, work through EVERY cell.
-  5. For "how many" questions, COUNT explicitly — LIST each item by name/number, then count them.
+  5. For "how many" questions, COUNT explicitly — LIST each item by name and year, then count them.
   6. For "who" questions, give the specific person's name from sources. Look for usernames, editors, authors.
   7. Prefer Wikipedia content over other sources when there's conflict.
   8. If context is partial, use reasoning + background knowledge to fill gaps.
-  9. For discographies: count only studio albums (not compilations, live albums, or box sets).
+  9. DISCOGRAPHIES: Count only studio albums (not compilations, live albums, box sets, or greatest hits). List EACH album with its year, then count only those in the requested range.
   10. For statistics: extract numbers directly from tables or text in context.
-  11. When context includes tables with numbers (athletes, statistics, etc.), find the relevant row/column and extract the EXACT value. Do not guess when data is in the table.
+  11. When context includes tables with numbers (athletes, statistics, etc.), find the relevant row/column and extract the EXACT value. Scan ALL rows to find minimums/maximums.
   12. When the question asks about Wikipedia Featured Articles, look for the nominator/editor who proposed the article on the FA candidates page. This is a specific Wikipedia username.
-  13. When searching for "smallest", "least", "fewest", etc., scan ALL entries and compare. Do not pick an arbitrary example.
+  13. When searching for "smallest", "least", "fewest", etc., scan ALL entries in tables and compare. Do not pick an arbitrary example.
   14. For IOC country codes, use the standard 3-letter codes (e.g., LUX, PHI, CUB, not country names).
 
   FORMAT: