Revert "- modifying system prompts to have CTA"

This reverts commit e1ed1b8cbdb37bf2299a8b1a2a8216d65709b7e4.

Config_files/message_system_config.json

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@
   "claude_models": ["claude-3-5-haiku-latest"],
   "inference_models": ["google/gemma-3-27b-instruct/bf-16", "meta-llama/llama-3.2-11b-instruct/fp-16"],
   "google_models": ["gemini-2.5-flash-lite", "gemini-2.5-flash", "gemini-2.0-flash"],
-  "banned_contents": [373883, 358813, 301039, 377366, 404990, 286542]
+    "banned_contents": [373883, 358813, 301039, 377366]
 }
 
 

Messaging_system/Message_generator.py

@@ -179,9 +179,8 @@ class MessageGenerator:
 
         if self.Core.personalization:
             instructions = f"""
-Your task is to select the best 'header' and a 'message' for a {self.Core.get_instrument()} student as a push notification from given options. 
+Your task is to select the best 'header' and a 'message' for a {self.Core.get_instrument()} student as a push notification. 
 Based on the user instructions, you might need to **modify the selected option** very minimal and slightly to improve personalization if capable.
-Final modified version should have a proper call to action considering the instructions. 
 **Important Note**: header < {self.Core.config_file["header_limit"]} and message < {self.Core.config_file["message_limit"]} characters.
 
 # Don't use below phrases, words, or similar variations of them:

Messaging_system/MultiMessage.py

@@ -439,7 +439,6 @@ We have previously sent these push notifications to the user and The user has no
             instructions = f"""
 Your task is to select the best 'header' and a 'message' for a {self.Core.get_instrument()} student as a push notification. 
 Based on the user instructions, you might need to **modify the selected option** very minimal and slightly to improve personalization if capable.
-Final modified version should have a proper call to action considering the instructions. 
 **Important Note**: header < {self.Core.config_file["header_limit"]} and message < {self.Core.config_file["message_limit"]} characters.
 
 # Don't use below phrases, words, or similar variations of them:

Messaging_system/PromptGenerator.py

@@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ Below is the content we want to recommend to the user:
 When incorporating this content into the message and header, follow these guidelines to keep them friendly, relevant, and casual (not too scripted):
 
 1. **Title Usage**:
-   - Refer to the **CONTENT_TITLE** or content details naturally in the message — paraphrase or describe it, but do *not* quote it or use it verbatim.
+   - Refer to the **CONTENT_TITLE** naturally in the message — paraphrase or describe it, but do *not* quote it or use it verbatim.
    - Avoid making it feel like a promotion; frame it as something that *might interest* or *help* the user.
 
 2. **Content Type Context**:
@@ -163,11 +163,10 @@ When incorporating this content into the message and header, follow these guidel
 3. **Artist/Instructor Name**:
    - If the full name of the **ARTIST** is available, mention it casually if appropriate (e.g., "led by Jordan Mitchell").
    - If only the first name is known, do *not* include it in the message at all.
-   - Don't assume Artist name based on previous messages, only refer to Recommended Content Details
 
 4. **Tone & Style**:
    - Keep the tone light, supportive, and personal — like a helpful suggestion from a friend.
-   - Avoid sounding pushy or overly promotional or marketing pitch.
+   - Avoid sounding pushy or overly promotional. Think friendly nudge, not marketing pitch.
 
 5. **Time References**
    - Do not refer to the content as “new,” “recent,” “latest,” or use any other time-related wording as the content might not be new.
@@ -175,6 +174,7 @@ When incorporating this content into the message and header, follow these guidel
 6. **Flexibility**:
    - You don’t need to include all elements every time. Prioritize what feels most relevant and natural based on the context.
 
+
 Goal: Make the recommendation feel personalized and casually relevant — not generic or copy-pasted.
 """