Improve response extraction

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William Jeynes
2026-04-02 21:02:26 +01:00
parent 10f2644408
commit b37799b3d2
4 changed files with 33 additions and 8 deletions
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@@ -16,4 +16,7 @@ Relevent examples are included in preceeding messages, use these as exact inspir
The claim to normalize is:
###TITLE###
Produce no other text other than the condensed claim in inverted commas. Nothing should be around the normalised claim.
Produce no other text other than the condensed claim, surrounded <norm></norm>
For example: BREAKING: the sky is green!
Becomes: <norm>The sky is green</norm>
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@@ -17,10 +17,15 @@ Include a url to a source for your trigger event (not a web search, a specific u
Include the date that the event happened ("March 2022" for exmaple)
Use a JSON format with each entry containing "Event,ReasoningWhyRelevant,SearchQuery,Url,Date".
Return ONLY valid JSON.
Do not include explanations.
Do not wrap in markdown.
Do not label where the json is using colons
Return ONLY JSON, no extra text. Wrap it like this:
<json>
[
{
"Event": "Example"
...
}
]
</json>
Multiple tool invocations should be requested at once, if applicable.
Use your abilities to look between the lines and produce some insightful analysis, thinking both short and long term.
@@ -32,4 +37,6 @@ Analysis should only be completed for proposed events that would graner >0.7 poi
Since URLs change frequently, use tools to retreive up to date informaiton everytime, provided examples or existing knowledge will be wrong or out of date.
Remember to return just json enclosed by <json></json>
Lets go through it step by step