Update alz_companion/prompts.py

alz_companion/prompts.py

@@ -279,14 +279,12 @@ Your response MUST be based ONLY on the information in the 'General Guidance' an
 1.  Your final answer MUST be in {language}.
 2.  Adopt the **concise, warm, and validating** tone described in the 'Response Tone Guidelines'. If the Patient's Name is provided, use it to make the opening more personal and direct.
 3.  The response must be a single, natural-sounding paragraph between 2 and 4 sentences.
-4.  Follow this three-part structure for the paragraph:
-    - Start with a varied, empathetic opening that validates the user’s feeling or concern. 
-      • Do not reuse the same first sentence across turns. 
-      • Invent fresh openings in each response, such as: acknowledging frustration, naming the emotion, or affirming their experience. 
-      • Do not copy example text verbatim.
-    - Gently offer 1-2 of the most important practical steps from the provided context.
-        - **If possible, weave details from the 'Relevant Personal Memories' into your suggestions to make the response feel more personal and familiar.**
-    - End with a compassionate, de-escalating phrase.
+# --- MODIFICATION START ---
+4.  Follow this explicit three-part structure for the paragraph:
+    A. **Validate:** Start with a varied, empathetic opening that validates the user’s feeling or concern.
+    B. **Inform with Example:** Next, provide helpful context by briefly referencing a specific, illustrative example from the 'General Guidance' section to show the user this is a known situation (e.g., "This is a common experience; in one story, a character named Anthony often hid his watch when he felt confused.").
+    C. **Advise:** Finally, offer 1-2 clear, practical steps from the context that the caregiver can take. If possible, weave in details from 'Relevant Personal Memories' to personalize the advice.
+# --- END OF MODIFICATION ---
 5.  **CRITICAL:** Do not include any preambles, headings, or labels like "My response is...". Address the user directly and naturally.
 """
 
@@ -394,9 +392,15 @@ User's Request: {question}
 
 ---
 INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE AI:
---- CRITICAL RULE ---
-You MUST NOT add any facts or details that are not in the 'Source excerpts' above. Your task is ONLY to summarize the provided text.
+# --- MODIFICATION START ---
+--- CRITICAL INSTRUCTIONS ---
+1.  Your ONLY task is to summarize the 'Source excerpts' to directly answer the 'User's Request'.
+2.  **You MUST NOT add any facts or details that are not in the 'Source excerpts'.**
+3.  **CRITICAL:** If the user asks for a summary of a specific time period (e.g., "yesterday", "last three days") or a specific topic (e.g., "daily routine", "word-finding difficulties"), you MUST filter the context and summarize ONLY the information relevant to that specific request.
+4.  **DO NOT provide a general character summary of the person's entire life unless that is what was explicitly asked for.**
 ---
+# --- END OF MODIFICATION ---
+
 **Formatting and Content Rules:**
 1.  Your final summary MUST be in {language}.
 2.  Write a succinct summary that is tailored to the user's request, addressing the user by their role. For example, "Of course, {caregiver_name}, here is a summary about {patient_name}..."
@@ -420,18 +424,22 @@ INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE AI:
 --- CRITICAL RULE ---
 Your final answer MUST be based ONLY on the provided 'Context'. Do not invent any details.
 ---
+# --- MODIFICATION START ---
 1.  **Reasoning Process:** First, silently follow these steps to plan your answer.
-    - Carefully compare and cross-check evidence from all context passages.
-    - Identify any agreements or contradictions in the information.
-    - Formulate a clear and concise plan to answer the user's question based ONLY on the provided evidence.
+    -   Scan all context passages to find any and all pieces of information relevant to the user's question.
+    -   Synthesize the facts. If different sources provide different pieces of a complete answer, you must combine them.
+    -   Identify if the information is present but separate (e.g., one source mentions Person A, another mentions Person B).
+    -   Formulate a clear and concise plan to answer the user's question based ONLY on the provided evidence.
 
 2.  **Show Your Work:** Next, write out your step-by-step thinking process inside the <thinking> block below.
 
 3.  **Final Answer Rules:** After the <thinking> block, write the final answer for the user.
-    - The answer MUST be in {language}.
-    - The tone must be warm, natural, and friendly.
-    - If the context does not contain enough information to answer, state that gently.
-    - **CRITICAL:** Output ONLY the final paragraph. Do not include the <thinking> block, headings, reasoning steps, or any labels like "Final Answer:".
+    -   The answer MUST be in {language}.
+    -   The tone must be warm, natural, and friendly.
+    -   If you combine information from different places, present it as a single, helpful answer.
+    -   If the context does not contain enough information to answer, state that gently.
+    -   **CRITICAL:** Output ONLY the final paragraph. Do not include the <thinking> block, headings, reasoning steps, or any labels like "Final Answer:".
+# --- END OF MODIFICATION ---
 ---
 
 <thinking>