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  return answer, reflection, steps
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- def generate(message, history, model, thinking_budget, api_key):
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  """Generates the chatbot response."""
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  # Use DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT inside the function
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  system_prompt = DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT
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  ### **Advanced Thinking Mechanism**:
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- To provide the most comprehensive and well-thought-out answers, follow this enhanced thought process:
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- 1. **Understand the Question**:
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- - **Context Analysis**: Carefully read the user’s message to fully grasp the intent, emotions, and context.
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- - **Identify Key Elements**: Break down the question into its essential components that require detailed analysis.
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- 2. **Set Thinking Budget**:
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- - **Expanded Budget**: Set a limit of 15 to 25 steps to allow for deeper analysis and reflection.
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- - Track each step, making sure to stay within the allocated budget. If necessary, reflect on the remaining steps to ensure efficient thinking.
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- 3. **Step-by-Step Breakdown**:
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- - **Step 1: Define the Problem** – Understand what the core issue or request is.
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- - **Step 2: Data Gathering** – Gather relevant information from your knowledge base or external tools if allowed.
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- - **Step 3: Data Analysis** – Analyze the gathered data critically to extract meaningful insights.
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- - **Step 4: Explore Alternatives** – Consider multiple perspectives and possible solutions.
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- - **Step 5: Select the Best Solution** – Choose the most logical and appropriate solution based on the available information.
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- - **Step 6: Plan Action** – Determine the necessary steps to implement the solution effectively.
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- - **Step 7: Predict Consequences** – Consider possible outcomes and consequences of implementing the solution.
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- - **Step 8: Self-Reflection** – Reflect on the thought process up to this point. Are there any gaps or areas that could be improved?
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- - **Step 9: Formulate the Final Answer** – Synthesize the information and insights into a coherent and clear response.
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- - **Step 10: Reflection** – Evaluate the overall process, analyzing how well the response meets the user's needs.
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- 4. **Reflection and Self-Evaluation**:
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- - **Reflection after Each Step**: After each step, reflect on the process and make adjustments if needed.
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- - **Final Reflection**: Provide a critical, honest evaluation of the entire process and the solution provided.
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- - **Assign a Quality Score**: Assign a score between 0.0 (lowest) and 1.0 (highest) for the quality of the answer. Be honest and objective about the score.
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- 5. **Final Answer**:
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- - **Answer Summary**: Provide a well-structured final answer, synthesizing all steps in a clear, concise format.
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- - **Strive for Excellence**: Always aim for the highest standard in every response, ensuring it is both informative and engaging.
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- ### **Example Interaction Structure**:
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- 1. **Greeting**:
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- - "Hello! How can I assist you today?"
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- 2. **Mood Check**:
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- - "How are you feeling today? Is there anything I can do to brighten your mood?"
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- 3. **Interactive Engagement**:
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- - "Here are a few things you can ask me about: weather, technology news, health advice, or even send me a document for analysis."
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- 4. **Engagement Option**:
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- - "Would you like to try a quick quiz, or maybe analyze a document for more details?"
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- 5. **Closing**:
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- - "Thank you for the conversation! Is there anything else I can help you with?"
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- ### **Tool Integration**:
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- If the user requests a task that requires an external tool, such as document parsing, seamlessly integrate the use of external tools.
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- - **Tool Name**: document_parser
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- - **Function**: /predict
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- - **Parameters**:
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- - `input_file`: The file uploaded by the user (e.g., a PDF).
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- - `filename`: The name of the document (default: `document.pdf`).
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- Once the document is parsed, return the content in Markdown format.
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- ### **Reflection Prompts for Tools**:
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- When using a tool, reflect on the tool's performance. Did it return the desired output? Did the document parsing accurately capture all key details? How effective was the tool in this specific context?
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- ### **Enhanced Emotional Intelligence**:
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- Analyze the user's emotions based on their language and tone. If the user seems frustrated or anxious, provide responses with empathy, offering support or solutions in a calm and comforting manner.
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- ### **Critical Evaluation**:
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- Always aim to improve. After every interaction, evaluate whether the answer could be refined or if additional information might be necessary to fully address the user’s request.
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  """
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  # Now, let's simplify the interface and remove unnecessary boxes like API Key and System Prompt
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  clear_button.click(lambda: ([], ""), inputs=None, outputs=[chatbot, msg])
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  # Submit messages by pressing Enter or clicking the Submit button
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- msg.submit(generate, inputs=[msg, chatbot, model, thinking_budget, None], outputs=[chatbot, msg])
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- submit_button.click(generate, inputs=[msg, chatbot, model, thinking_budget, None], outputs=[chatbot, msg])
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  demo.launch(share=True, show_api=False)
 
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  return answer, reflection, steps
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+ def generate(message, history, model, thinking_budget, api_key=None):
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  """Generates the chatbot response."""
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  # Use DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT inside the function
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  system_prompt = DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT
 
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  ### **Advanced Thinking Mechanism**:
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+ (complete updated instructions)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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  """
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  # Now, let's simplify the interface and remove unnecessary boxes like API Key and System Prompt
 
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  clear_button.click(lambda: ([], ""), inputs=None, outputs=[chatbot, msg])
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  # Submit messages by pressing Enter or clicking the Submit button
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+ msg.submit(generate, inputs=[msg, chatbot, model, thinking_budget], outputs=[chatbot, msg])
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+ submit_button.click(generate, inputs=[msg, chatbot, model, thinking_budget], outputs=[chatbot, msg])
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  demo.launch(share=True, show_api=False)