Updated prompt in app.py

app.py

@@ -34,9 +34,9 @@ def read_chat_file(chat_file):
 
 def sample_messages(lines):
     """Sample up to 500 random lines from the chat."""
-    if len(lines) >= 500:
-        start_index = random.randint(0, len(lines) - 500)
-        return lines[start_index:start_index + 500]
+    if len(lines) >= 200:
+        start_index = random.randint(0, len(lines) - 200)
+        return lines[start_index:start_index + 200]
     return lines
 
 def summarize_chat(messages_text, name):
@@ -90,41 +90,32 @@ def extract_story(messages_text):
 
 def generate_motivation(summary, story, name):
     """Generate a motivational message about running."""
-    prompt = f"""
-Using this summary: '{summary}'  
-And this interaction: '{story}'  
-
-Craft a short, personal, upbeat motivational message for {name} about running.
-
-**Guidelines**:
-- Mention the other user's name and highlight the moment(s) they shared with {name}.
-- Emphasize how the other user brings energy and small transformations to everyday life—and how running reflects that same magic.
-- If a quote appears in the summary or story:
-  - Use it **only if it makes sense on its own**.
-  - Seamlessly connect it to the situation or emotion—it should **enhance** the message, not interrupt it.
-- Always use **past tense** when referring to incidents—they already happened.
-- This is a reminder of the user's past strength, fun-loving nature, or resilience. You're not introducing new information—you're reflecting back their own light.
-
-**Tone Logic**:
-- If the summary or story includes sadness, worry, being overwhelmed, or losing a job:
-  - Gently acknowledge the emotional moment with compassion.
-  - Add a short, soothing quote that affirms their strength, resilience, or joy in that situation.
-
-  **Soothing Quote Examples** (use one of these or create your own):
-  1. “It’s okay to feel heavy. Let your feet be light—run it off, breathe, come back brighter.”
-  2. “Running doesn’t erase the hard things—it reminds you that you’re stronger than them.”
-  3. “You are not your bad day—you’re the one who laces up anyway. That’s power.”
-
-- If the memory is lighthearted or joyful:
-  - Use a FUN, EXCITING, and JOYFUL tone 🎉
-  - Add a playful or empowering quote that boosts their energy. Come up with a very fun cheerful and exciting quote!!
-
-
-**Constraints**:
-- Word limit: 50 words max.
-- Must include the other user's name in the message.
-- End the message with: ({name})
-"""
+    prompt = prompt = f"""
+    Using this summary: '{summary}'  
+    And this interaction: '{story}'  
+
+    Craft a short, personal, upbeat motivational message for {name} about running.
+
+    **Guidelines**:
+    - Mention the other user by name and highlight the moments they shared together.
+    - Emphasize how the other user brings energy and small transformations to daily life—and so does running!
+    - Summarize the interactive story and why it was so uplifiting., include it *exactly as it appears* and tie it to the moment and to running. 
+    - Acknowledge the entire SUMMARY. 
+
+    *IMPORTANT*
+    - If the summary or story includes *sadness, worry, or feeling overwhelmed*:
+      - Acknowledge the feeling with compassion.
+      - Show excitement that they overcame it!!!
+
+    - If the memory is lighthearted or happy:
+      - Use a tone that is FUNNY, EXCITING, and full of JOY 🎉
+      - Add a playful or empowering motivational quote.
+
+    **Constraints**:
+    - Word limit: 50 words max.
+    - Must include the other user's name in the message.
+    - End the message with: ({name})
+    """
 
     try:
         response = client.chat.completions.create(