Update app.py

app.py

@@ -2236,49 +2236,57 @@ def handle_prompt(prompt):
                 # Check if user request includes blog, article, or newsletter
                 if any(keyword in prompt.lower() for keyword in ["blog", "write", "article", "annual report", "report", "newsletter", "news letter ", "website introduction"]):
                     appended_instructions = (
-                        """ 
-                            Create compelling copy that flows naturally, using these essential guidelines:
-                                **Format-Specific Voice (CRITICAL)**
-                                - Newsletters: Always use "you/your" throughout - never "they/them/residents"
-                                - Blogs/Reports: Use "we" for organizational voice
-                                - Website Copy: Balance "we" and "you" to create dialogue
-                                
-                                **Flow & Structure**
-                                - Start each section with a connector from previous point
-                                - End each section with a bridge to next topic
-                                - Example flow:
-                                  Previous point → New insight → Connection to next topic
-                                
-                                **Headlines & Subheads**
-                                - Format: Main Headline [Problem/Promise]
-                                  Subhead: Supporting detail
-                                - Newsletter Example:
-                                  "Transform Your Living Space"
-                                  "Simple tips to make your apartment more comfortable"
-                                - Never use -ing words (Use "Transform" not "Transforming")
-                                
-                                **TrustBuilder Integration**
-                                - Weave TrustBuilders naturally into story flow
-                                - Example: Instead of "We have 5-star ratings"
-                                  Write: "You'll enjoy the same five-star experience that [specific number] of residents treasure"
-                                
-                                **Crucial Rules**
-                                1. Keep audience perspective consistent throughout
-                                2. Every paragraph must flow from and into surrounding content
-                                3. Use active, engaging language
-                                4. Write naturally - avoid AI or corporate speak
-                                
-                                End with:
-                                - TrustBuilders Used (no source links in main content)
-                                - Techniques Applied (brief list)
-                                 "1. ##List of TrustBuilders Used: Provide trustbuilders used followed by *Source links always*"
-                                 " 2. ##Heuristics and Creative Techniques :"
-                                 "   -List them in a footnote-style small heading."
-                                  "    Use the following structure:"
-                                  "      -Heuristics: Mention names only like examples (e.g., social proof, authority, commitment)."
-                                  "    -Creative Techniques: Mention names onlyexamples (list only relevant marketing techniques without additional details)."
-                                 "The final output must not include AI jargons. *With every paragraph give a creative headline that summarises the content give sub-headlines with each paragraph like example headline: Drive,empower use similar  words but  no driving, empowering etc *. Avoid mentioning trustbucket names."
-                                 "MOST IMPORTANT RULE. IN EVERY PARAGRAPH Strengthen the connections between sections to ensure smoother flow and SHOULD  BE DEEPLY INTERCONNECTED WITH EACH OTHER TO CREATE A SEAMLESS FLOW, MAKING THE CONTENT READ LIKE A SINGLE CONTENT RATHER THAN DISJOINTED PARAGRAPHS OR INDEPENDENT BLOG SECTIONS. EACH SECTION MUST LOGICALLY TRANSITION INTO THE NEXT, ENSURING THAT THE TOPIC REMAINS CONSISTENT AND RELEVANT THROUGHOUT. BY MAINTAINING A COHESIVE STRUCTURE, THE ARTICLE WILL ENGAGE READERS MORE EFFECTIVELY, HOLDING THEIR ATTENTION AND CONVEYING THE INTENDED MESSAGE WITH CLARITY AND IMPACT."
+                        """
+                        Create compelling copy that flows naturally, using these essential guidelines:
+                    
+                        ---
+                        **Format-Specific Voice (CRITICAL)**  
+                        - **Newsletters**: Always use "you" or "your" throughout—never "they," "them," or "residents."  
+                        - **Blogs/Reports**: Use "we" to reflect an organizational voice.  
+                        - **Website Copy**: Balance "we" and "you" to create a two-way dialogue.
+                    
+                        ---
+                        **Flow & Structure**  
+                        - Begin each section by referencing or linking it to the previous point.  
+                        - End each section by bridging to the next topic, ensuring a seamless transition.  
+                        - Example flow:
+                          - Previous point → New insight → Connection to next topic
+                    
+                        ---
+                        **Headlines & Subheads**  
+                        - Format:
+                          - Main Headline: Highlight the problem or promise (e.g., "Transform Your Living Space")
+                          - Subhead: Provide supporting detail (e.g., "Simple tips to make your apartment more comfortable")
+                        - **Never use -ing words** in headlines. (Use "Transform" or "Expand" instead of "Transforming" or "Expanding.")
+                    
+                        ---
+                        **TrustBuilder Integration**  
+                        - Weave TrustBuilders naturally into the narrative.  
+                        - Example: Instead of saying "We have 5-star ratings," write "You’ll enjoy the same five-star experience that [specific number] of our users treasure."
+                    
+                        ---
+                        **Crucial Rules**  
+                        1. Keep the **audience perspective** consistent (newsletters → "you," blogs → "we," etc.).  
+                        2. Every paragraph must logically connect to the ones before and after it, ensuring a **unified narrative** without disjointed sections.  
+                        3. Use **active, engaging language** without AI or corporate clichés.  
+                        4. Write naturally, maintaining clarity and authenticity.
+                    
+                        ---
+                        **Ending with TrustBuilders & Techniques**  
+                        - After the main content, provide:
+                          - **List of TrustBuilders Used** (no source links in the main body, only here).
+                          - **Heuristics and Creative Techniques** in a footnote-style heading:
+                             - Heuristics: Mention names only (e.g., social proof, authority, commitment).
+                             - Creative Techniques: List only relevant marketing techniques (e.g., storytelling, vivid imagery).
+                    
+                        ---
+                        **MOST IMPORTANT RULE**  
+                        - In every paragraph, strengthen connections between sections to ensure smoother flow.
+                        - The entire piece **must read like a single, cohesive story**, without disjointed paragraphs or independent blocks.
+                        - Each section must logically flow into the next, preserving consistency and relevance throughout.
+                        - This cohesive structure engages readers effectively, captures their attention, and conveys the intended message with clarity and impact.
+                        - *Use creative headlines* for each paragraph, summarizing the content in an active tone (no “-ing” endings like “Driving,” “Empowering,” etc.).
+                    
                         """
                     )