- Adding emojis per brand for main and subsequent messages

Config_files/message_system_config.json

@@ -17,8 +17,10 @@
     "topics",
     "genres"
   ],
-  "AI_Jargon": ["elevate", "enhance", "reignite", "passion", "boost", "fuel", "thrill", "revive", "spark", "performing", "fresh", "tone"],
+  "AI_Jargon": ["elevate", "enhance", "reignite", "passion", "boost", "fuel", "thrill", "revive", "spark", "performing", "fresh", "tone", "Enthusiasm"],
   "header_limit": 30,
   "message_limit": 110
 }
 
+
+

Messaging_system/CoreConfig.py

@@ -214,7 +214,24 @@ class CoreConfig:
             "drumeo": "Drum",
             "pianote": "Piano",
             "guitareo": "Guitar",
-            "singeo": "Singing (Vocal)"
+            "singeo": "Singing (Voice)"
+        }
+
+        return switch_dict[self.brand]
+
+    # ==============================================================
+
+    def get_emoji(self):
+        """
+        get the emoji based on the brand
+        :return: instrument (str)
+        """
+        # map
+        switch_dict = {
+            "drumeo": "🥁",
+            "pianote": "🎹",
+            "guitareo": "🎸",
+            "singeo": "🎤"
         }
 
         return switch_dict[self.brand]

Messaging_system/MultiMessage.py

@@ -141,7 +141,14 @@ The user has still not re-engaged. Generate the *next* follow up push notificati
 to return and continue their music learning. 
 The user is a {str(self.Core.get_instrument())} student.
 
-Constraints:
+# General instructions:
+
+ - Make all parts of the message highly **personalized**, **eye-catching**, and **bring curiosity**
+ - Only use {self.Core.get_emoji()} emoji if needed.**
+ - Every word should contribute to maximizing impact and engagement, so start directly with the message content without greetings or closing phrases.
+ - Avoid using same or similar words so close together in "message" and "header", and make sure there is no grammar problem.
+
+# Constraints:
 - "header" must be fewer than {header_limit} characters.
 - "message" must be fewer than {message_limit} characters.
 - Output must be valid JSON with exactly two keys: "header" and "message".

Messaging_system/PromptGenerator.py

@@ -289,8 +289,7 @@ class PromptGenerator:
     - The message is a **mobile push notification**.
     - Make all parts of the message highly **personalized**, **eye-catching**, and **bring curiosity**
     - ** Keep the First sentence as "header": short and less than 30 character **. 
-    - ** For the "header", Use a space following with a proper emoji at the end (e.g. Great work John 😍) **
-    - Use drum emoji or general music emojis (e.g. 🥁, 🎶, 🎵), and Other emojis that relate to motivation, progress, inspiration, and create curiosity can also be used (like 🔥, 🚀, 💪, 🎉, 👀)
+    - ** For the "header", Use a space following with a proper emoji at the end, only use {self.Core.get_emoji()} emoji **
     - **Keep the "message" concise and under 100 characters**.
     - Every word should contribute to maximizing impact and engagement, so start directly with the message content without greetings or closing phrases.
     - Avoid using same or similar words so close together in "message" and "header", and make sure there is no grammar problem.

Messaging_system/protection_layer.py

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ class ProtectionLayer:
         """
         return f"""
     1. No two consecutive sentences should end with exclamation points, change one of them to dot. 
-    2. ONLY Capitalize the first word of the 'header' as well as names or any proper nouns. Other words in the 'header' must be lowercase. (e.g. Jump back in, David! 🥁)
+    2. ONLY Capitalize the first word of the 'header' as well as names or any proper nouns. Other words in the 'header' must be lowercase. (e.g. Jump back in, David!)
     3. If there is any grammar error in the message, you must fix it.
     4. Always use "the" before proper nouns, including any titles of the recommended content, if the title was in the message.
     5. Do not include any words that explicitly or implicitly reference a time-related concept (e.g., “new,” “recent,” “latest,” “upcoming,” etc.).