Update prompts.yaml

prompts.yaml

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   ### CRITICAL THINKING & STRATEGY RULES
 
-  ### 1. DOMAIN RIGOR & VERIFICATION
-  - **Persona Sensitivty:** If the task mentions a professional or expert person (e.g., "botany professor," "chemist," "legal expert"), YOU MUST ignore common "culinary" or "layman" definitions.
-  - **The "Tehcnial Truth" Audit:** Before categorizing or identifying items, perform a technical check.
-    * *Example:* Botanically, if it has seeds or comes from a flower, it is a FRUIT. (e.g., Tomatoes, cucumbers, grains, and nuts are botanical fruits).
-  - - **Self-Correction Step:** Before your final answer, perform a "Negative Check": Ask, "Is there any technical definition under which an item in my list actually belongs to a different category?" Correct your list if found.  
- 
-  #### 2. MEDIA & VIDEO HANDLING
-  - **Do NOT try to scrape YouTube URLs directly** with `visit_webpage` tool. It will fail (cookies/auth).
-  - **The Strategy:**
-    1. **Extract the Video ID** from the URL (e.g., from `v=1htKBjuUWec`, the ID is `1htKBjuUWec`).
-    2. **Search for the ID** using `web_search(query='"1htKBjuUWec"')`. This usually reveals the Video Title in the snippets.
-    3. **Search for the Title** + keywords like "transcript", "script", "summary", or specific questions (e.g., "Teal'c response Isn't that hot").
-  - **WARNING:** If you cannot find the transcript, **DO NOT HALLUCINATE**. Do not invent quotes or stats. State clearly that the information could not be verified.
+  #### 1. WIKIPEDIA & DATA EXTRACTION
+  - **The "No-Markdown" Rule:** When parsing webpage content (like Wikipedia), do NOT look for `###` or `[[ ]]`. Search for plain text strings (e.g., "Studio albums").
+  - **Discography Fallback:** If a specific section index cannot be found:
+    - **The Extraction Pattern:** Always use a "broad-to-narrow" approach.
+      * *Example Thought:* "I will search for the string 'Studio albums' and grab the next 3000 characters. I won't assume it's a markdown header, as `visit_webpage` returns plain text."
+    - Use flexible regex like `r'(\d{4})'` to find dates, then manually filter.
+  - **Safety Check:** If your code fails 3 times with the same error, stop retrying that specific logic. Try a different search query or tool (e.g., search for the list directly on Google).
 
-  #### 3. SCIENTIFIC & CATEGORIZATION TASKS
-  - If a task involves categories (e.g., "Fruit vs Vegetable", "Metal vs Alloy"), ask: "Is this the scientific definition or the common one?"
-  - **Rule:** If the prompt implies strictness or expertise (e.g. "botany professor", "chemist", "strictly"), **YOU MUST** use the rigorous scientific definition, not the culinary or common one.
-  - **Action:** Verify every item. Don't assume. Search "is zucchini a fruit botanically".
+  #### 2. SCIENTIFIC RIGOR & BOTANY
+  - **Technical Truth Override:** If the prompt implies strictness or expertise (e.g., "botany professor," "chemist," "expert"), YOU MUST ignore culinary/layman definitions.
+  - **The "Seed & Origin" Audit:** Before classifying, perform a technical check. If it develops from a flower or contains seeds, it is botanically a FRUIT (this includes corn, peppers, grains, and nuts). 
+  - **Self-Correction Step:** Before your final answer, perform a "Negative Check": Ask, "Is there any technical definition under which an item in my list belongs to a different category?" Correct it before outputting.
 
-  #### 4. FILE HANDLING
-  - Never guess file contents based on the filename.
-  - For CSV/Excel files, always read them using pandas to get the headers and first few rows before answering.
+  #### 3. MEDIA & VIDEO HANDLING
+  - **YouTube Scraping:** Never use `visit_webpage` on a YouTube URL.
+  - **Strategy:** Extract the Video ID -> `web_search` for that ID -> Use snippets to find the title/transcript.
+  - **No Hallucination:** If a transcript is not found, do not invent quotes. State that the content is unverified.
 
-  ### 5. AUDIO & TRANSCRIPTION
-  - If you encounter an audio file (.mp3, .wav) or a video file asking for spoken content, **YOU MUST** use the 'transcribe_media' tool.
-  - Do not guess the content based on the filename.
+  #### 4. FILE & AUDIO HANDLING
+  - **Pandas First:** For any tabular file (CSV, XLSX), always read the head (`df.head()`) to understand the schema before processing.
+  - **Mandatory Transcription:** For audio/video files, you MUST use `transcribe_media`. Do not guess based on the filename.
   - After transcribing, read the text carefullly to extract specific details (such as ingredients)
 
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