Modify day summary prompt to define a structure

[mdmohsin7]

Closes #1057

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced memory processing and context retrieval functionalities.
  • Introduced constraints for concise output in memory summaries.
  • Updated prompts for better date context retrieval and key point extraction from conversations.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved handling of responses with minimal content to prevent errors.

• Refactor

  • Streamlined output structures for experience summaries and fact extraction processes.
  • Clarified criteria for identifying new user facts.

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Walkthrough

The changes made in the backend/utils/llm.py file enhance memory processing and context retrieval functionalities. Modifications include output constraints for the get_memory_summary function, updates to the retrieve_context_dates function with clarified date context, and a refined chunk_extraction function for key point extraction. The summarize_experience_text and summarize_open_glass functions have been streamlined for structured outputs, while the new_facts_extractor function has clarified criteria for identifying relevant user facts.

Changes

File	Change Summary
backend/utils/llm.py	- Enhanced get_memory_summary with output constraints (max 50 words, no newlines).
	- Updated retrieve_context_dates to clarify expected date context for user inquiries.
	- Modified chunk_extraction to improve key point extraction relevance.
	- Streamlined summarize_experience_text and summarize_open_glass for structured outputs.
	- Refined new_facts_extractor to clarify criteria for identifying relevant user facts.

Poem

In the code where memories play,
Constraints and prompts now lead the way.
With structure and clarity, we refine,
Each function a gem, each output divine.
Hopping through logic, we dance with delight,
Celebrating changes that make coding bright! 🐇✨

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

backend/utils/llm.py (1)

181-182: Clarify the output formatting instructions in the prompt

Consider rephrasing the instructions for better clarity and to avoid ambiguity. Here's a suggestion:

-Output your response in plain text, without markdown. No newline character and only use numbers for the action items.
-The total words in the response should not exceed 50 words.
+Output your response in plain text, without markdown, and do not include newline characters. Use numbers for the action items. Your response should not exceed 50 words.

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