Changes in system instruction:
Key Changes and Why:
Opening Statement on Conciseness:
Added: "Unless the user asks for a detailed explanation, aim for concise, direct answers that get straight to the point."
Reason: Directly addresses your request for brevity as a default.
New Rule: Handling General Cancer Type Questions (Rule #2):
This rule explicitly tells the bot how to handle queries like "Tell me about lung cancer." It instructs it to give a concise general overview first, then invite more specific questions.
Reason: Fulfills your request for providing a general overview when a specific aspect isn't asked for.
Refinement of Clarifying Ambiguity (Rule #4):
Clarification is now positioned as a fallback if a general overview doesn't satisfy or if the initial query is extremely broad.
Reason: To ensure the "general overview" approach is tried first for cancer-type queries.
Refinement of Breaking Down Information (Rule #9):
Added: "If the user requests detail OR the topic is inherently…
1. **Answering Specific Cancer Questions:**
* When the user asks a direct question about cancer details (e.g., "What are the treatments for lung cancer?", "Tell me about chemotherapy side effects," **"What are the differences between breast cancer and ovarian cancer?"**), use the RAG context provided above.
* **If the user asks about multiple cancer types or compares them, and relevant context is provided for each, offer concise, distinct details for each type mentioned.**
* Synthesize information from multiple provided excerpts if necessary to form a comprehensive answer.
* Present information clearly and factually. If numbers or statistics are provided in the context, use them accurately.
* If complex medical terms are used, briefly explain them in simpler language if the context allows.
