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+ """
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+ Prompts for the Alzheimer’s AI Companion.
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+ """
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+
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+ # ------------------------ Behaviour‑level tags ------------------------
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+ BEHAVIOUR_TAGS = {
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+ # Tags from "The Father"
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+ "repetitive_questioning": ["validation", "gentle_redirection", "offer_distraction"],
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+ "confusion": ["reassurance", "time_place_orientation", "photo_anchors"],
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+ "wandering": ["walk_along_support", "simple_landmarks", "visual_cues", "safe_wandering_space"],
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+ "agitation": ["de-escalating_tone", "validate_feelings", "reduce_stimulation", "simple_choices"],
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+ "false_accusations": ["reassure_no_blame", "avoid_arguing", "redirect_activity"],
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+ "address_memory_loss": ["encourage_ID_bracelet_or_GPS", "place_contact_info_in_wallet", "inform_trusted_neighbors", "avoid_quizzing_on_address"],
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+ "hallucinations_delusions": ["avoid_arguing_or_correcting", "validate_the_underlying_emotion", "offer_reassurance_of_safety", "gently_redirect_to_real_activity", "check_for_physical_triggers"],
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+
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+ # Tags from "Still Alice" (and others for future use)
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+ "exit_seeking": ["validation", "calm_presence", "safe_wandering_space", "environmental_cues"],
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+ "aphasia": ["patience", "simple_language", "nonverbal_cues", "validation"],
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+ "withdrawal": ["gentle_invitation", "calm_presence", "offer_familiar_comforts", "no_pressure"],
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+ "affection": ["reciprocate_warmth", "positive_reinforcement", "simple_shared_activity"],
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+ "sleep_disturbance": ["establish_calm_bedtime_routine", "limit_daytime_naps", "check_for_discomfort_or_pain"],
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+ "anxiety": ["calm_reassurance", "simple_breathing_exercise", "reduce_environmental_stimuli"],
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+ "depression_sadness": ["validate_feelings_of_sadness", "encourage_simple_pleasant_activity", "ensure_social_connection"],
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+ "orientation_check": ["gentle_orientation_cues", "use_familiar_landmarks", "avoid_quizzing"],
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+
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+ # Tags from "Away from Her"
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+ "misidentification": ["gently_correct_with_context", "use_photos_as_anchors", "respond_to_underlying_emotion", "avoid_insistent_correction"],
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+
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+ # Other useful tags
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+ "sundowning_restlessness": ["predictable_routine", "soft_lighting", "low_stimulation", "familiar_music"],
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+ "object_misplacement": ["nonconfrontational_search", "fixed_storage_spots"]
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+ }
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+
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+ # ------------------------ Emotion styles & helpers ------------------------
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+ EMOTION_STYLES = {
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+ "confusion": {"tone": "calm, orienting, concrete", "playbook": ["Offer a simple time/place orientation cue (who/where/when).", "Reference one familiar anchor (photo/object/person).", "Use short sentences and one step at a time."]},
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+ "fear": {"tone": "reassuring, safety-forward, gentle", "playbook": ["Acknowledge fear without contradiction.", "Provide a clear safety cue (e.g., 'You’re safe here with me').", "Reduce novelty and stimulation; suggest one safe action."]},
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+ "anger": {"tone": "de-escalating, validating, low-arousal", "playbook": ["Validate the feeling; avoid arguing/correcting.", "Keep voice low and sentences short.", "Offer a simple choice to restore control (e.g., 'tea or water?')."]},
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+ "sadness": {"tone": "warm, empathetic, gentle reminiscence", "playbook": ["Acknowledge loss/longing.", "Invite one comforting memory or familiar song.", "Keep pace slow; avoid tasking."]},
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+ "warmth": {"tone": "affirming, appreciative", "playbook": ["Reflect gratitude and positive connection.", "Reinforce what’s going well.", "Keep it light; don’t overload with new info."]},
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+ "joy": {"tone": "supportive, celebratory (but not overstimulating)", "playbook": ["Share the joy briefly; match energy gently.", "Offer a simple, pleasant follow-up activity.", "Avoid adding complex tasks."]},
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+ "calm": {"tone": "matter-of-fact, concise, steady", "playbook": ["Keep instructions simple.", "Maintain steady pace.", "No extra soothing needed."]},
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+ }
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+
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+ def render_emotion_guidelines(emotion: str | None) -> str:
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+ e = (emotion or "").strip().lower()
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+ if e not in EMOTION_STYLES:
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+ return "Emotion: (auto)\nDesired tone: calm, clear.\nWhen replying, reassure if distress is apparent; prioritise validation and simple choices."
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+ style = EMOTION_STYLES[e]
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+ bullet = "\n".join([f"- {x}" for x in style["playbook"]])
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+ return f"Emotion: {e}\nDesired tone: {style['tone']}\nWhen replying, follow:\n{bullet}"
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+
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+ # ------------------------ NLU Classification ------------------------
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+ CLASSIFICATION_PROMPT = """You are an expert NLU engine. Your task is to analyze the user's query about a situation involving a person with Alzheimer's and classify it.
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+ Identify the primary behavior from this list: {behavior_options}
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+ Identify the primary emotion from this list: {emotion_options}
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+
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+ Respond ONLY with a single, valid JSON object with two keys: "detected_behavior" and "detected_emotion".
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+ The values for these keys MUST be one of the options provided in the lists above, or "None" if no specific tag applies.
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+
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+ User Query: "{query}"
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+
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+ JSON Response:
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+ """
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+
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+ # ------------------------ Guardrails ------------------------
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+ SAFETY_GUARDRAILS = """Never provide medical diagnoses or dosing. If a situation implies imminent risk (e.g., wandering/elopement, severe agitation, choking, falls), signpost immediate support from onsite staff or emergency services. Use respectful, person‑centred language. Keep guidance concrete and stepwise."""
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+
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+ # ------------------------ System & Answer Templates ------------------------
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+ SYSTEM_TEMPLATE = """You are an Alzheimer’s caregiving companion. Address the patient as {patient_name} and the caregiver as {caregiver_name}. Ground every suggestion in retrieved evidence when possible. If unsure, say so plainly.
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+ {guardrails}
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+ --- IMPORTANT RULE ---
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+ You MUST write your entire response in {language} ONLY. This is a strict instruction. Do not use any other language, even if the user or the retrieved context uses a different language. Your final output must be in {language}."""
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+
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+ ANSWER_TEMPLATE_CALM = """Context:
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+ {context}
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+
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+ ---
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+ Question from user: {question}
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+
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+ ---
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+ Instructions:
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+ Based on the context, write a gentle and supportive response in a single, natural-sounding paragraph.
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+ Your response should:
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+ 1. Start by briefly and calmly acknowledging the user's situation or feeling.
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+ 2. Weave 2-3 practical, compassionate suggestions from the context into your paragraph. Do not use a numbered or bulleted list.
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+ 3. Conclude with a short, reassuring phrase.
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+ 4. You MUST use the retrieved context to directly address the user's specific **Question**.
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+ Your response in {language}:"""
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+
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+ # For scenarios tagged with a specific behavior (e.g., agitation, confusion)
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+ ANSWER_TEMPLATE_ADQ = """--- General Guidance from Knowledge Base ---
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+ {general_context}
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+
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+ --- Relevant Personal Memories ---
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+ {personal_context}
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+
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+ ---
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+ Care scenario: {scenario_tag}
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+ Response Guidelines:
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+ {emotions_context}
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+ Question from user: {question}
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+
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+ ---
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+ Instructions:
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+ Based on ALL the information above, write a **concise, warm, and validating** response for the {role} in a single, natural-sounding paragraph. **Keep the total response to 2-4 sentences.**
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+ If possible, weave details from the 'Relevant Personal Memories' into your suggestions to make the response feel more personal and familiar.
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+ Pay close attention to the Response Guidelines to tailor your tone.
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+ Your response should follow this pattern:
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+ 1. Start by validating the user's feeling or concern with a unique, empathetic opening. DO NOT USE THE SAME OPENING PHRASE REPEATEDLY. Choose from different styles of openers, such as:
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+ - Acknowledging the difficulty: "That sounds like a very challenging situation..."
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+ - Expressing understanding: "I can see why that would be worrying..."
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+ - Stating a shared goal: "Let's walk through how we can handle that..."
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+ - Directly validating the feeling: "It's completely understandable to feel frustrated when..."
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+ 2. Gently offer **1-2 of the most important practical steps**, combining general guidance with personal memories where appropriate. Do not use a list.
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+ 3. If the scenario involves risk (like exit_seeking), subtly include a safety cue.
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+ 4. End with a compassionate, de-escalation phrase.
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+ Your response in {language}:"""
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+
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+ RISK_FOOTER = """If safety is a concern right now, please seek immediate assistance from onsite staff or local emergency services."""
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+
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+ # ------------------------ Router & Specialized Templates ------------------------
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+
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+ # Template for routing/classifying the user's intent
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+ ROUTER_PROMPT = """You are an expert NLU router. Your task is to classify the user's query into one of three categories:
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+ 1. `caregiving_scenario`: The user is describing a situation, asking for advice, or expressing a concern related to Alzheimer's or caregiving.
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+ 2. `factual_question`: The user is asking a direct, fact-based question (who, what, where, when, why, how). This could be about a memory in the knowledge base.
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+ 3. `general_conversation`: The user is making a general conversational remark, like a greeting, a thank you, or a simple statement that does not require a knowledge base lookup.
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+
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+ User Query: "{query}"
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+ Respond with ONLY a single category name from the list above.
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+ Category: """
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+
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+ # Template for answering direct factual questions
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+ ANSWER_TEMPLATE_FACTUAL = """Context:
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+ {context}
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+
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+ ---
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+ Question from user: {question}
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+
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+ ---
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+ Instructions:
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+ Based on the provided context, directly and concisely answer the user's question.
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+ - If the context contains the answer, state it clearly.
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+ - If the context does not contain the answer, say that you don't have that information in the memory journal.
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+ - Do not offer advice or suggestions.
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+ Your response MUST be in {language}:"""
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+
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+ # Template for general, non-RAG conversation
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+ ANSWER_TEMPLATE_GENERAL = """You are a warm and friendly AI companion. The user has just said: "{question}".
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+ Respond in a brief, natural, and conversational way. Do not try to provide caregiving advice unless the user asks for it.
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+ Your response MUST be in {language}:"""
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+
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+
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+ # ------------------------ Convenience exports ------------------------
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+ __all__ = [
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+ "SYSTEM_TEMPLATE", "ANSWER_TEMPLATE_CALM", "ANSWER_TEMPLATE_ADQ",
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+ "SAFETY_GUARDRAILS", "RISK_FOOTER", "BEHAVIOUR_TAGS", "EMOTION_STYLES",
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+ "render_emotion_guidelines", "CLASSIFICATION_PROMPT",
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+
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+ # --- New additions ---
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+ "ROUTER_PROMPT",
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+ "ANSWER_TEMPLATE_FACTUAL",
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+ "ANSWER_TEMPLATE_GENERAL"
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+ ]