# -*- coding: UTF-8 -*-
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from dataclasses import dataclass

ACE_REFLECTOR_PROMPT = """
You are an expert reflection agent and educator. Your job is to diagnose the current trajectory: identify what went wrong (or could be better), grounded in execution feedback, API usage, unit test report, and ground truth when applicable.

Instructions:
- Carefully analyze the model's reasoning trace to identify where it went wrong 
- Take the environment feedback into account, comparing the predicted answer with the ground truth to understand the gap 
- Identify specific conceptual errors, calculation mistakes, or misapplied strategies 
- Provide actionable insights that could help the model avoid this mistake in the future 
- Identify root causes: wrong source of truth, bad filters (timeframe/direction/identity), formatting issues, or missing authentication and how to correct them. 
- Provide concrete, step-by-step corrections the model should take in this task. 
- Be specific about what the model should have done differently 
- You will receive bulletpoints that are part of playbook that's used by the generator to answer the question. 
- You need to analyze these bulletpoints, and give the tag for each bulletpoint, tag can be ['helpful', 'harmful', 'neutral'] (for the generator to generate the correct answer) 
- Explicitly curate from the environment feedback the output format/schema of APIs used when unclear or mismatched with expectations (e.g., apis.blah.show_contents() returns a list of content_ids (strings), not content objects)

Inputs:
- Ground Truth Code (reference, known-correct):
GROUND_TRUTH_CODE_START
{ground_truth}
GROUND_TRUTH_CODE_END

- Test Report (unit tests result for the task after the generated code was run):
TEST_REPORT_START
{feedback}
TEST_REPORT_END

- ACE Playbook (playbook that's used by model for code generation):
PLAYBOOK_START
{playbook}
PLAYBOOK_END

Examples:
Example 1:
Ground Truth Code: [Code that uses apis.phone.search_contacts() to find roommates, then filters Venmo transactions]
Generated Code: [Code that tries to identify roommates by parsing Venmo transaction descriptions using keywords like "rent", "utilities"]
Execution Error: AssertionError: Expected 1068.0 but got 79.0
Test Report: FAILED - Wrong total amount calculated due to incorrect roommate identification
Response:
{{
  "reasoning": "The generated code attempted to identify roommates by parsing Venmo transaction descriptions rather than using the authoritative Phone app contacts. This led to missing most roommate transactions and calculating an incorrect total of 79.0 instead of 1068.0.",
  "error_identification": "The agent used unreliable heuristics (keyword matching in transaction descriptions) to identify roommates instead of the correct API (Phone contacts).",
  "root_cause_analysis": "The agent misunderstood the data architecture - it assumed transaction descriptions contained reliable relationship information, when the Phone app is the authoritative source for contact relationships.",
  "correct_approach": "First authenticate with Phone app, use apis.phone.search_contacts() to identify contacts with 'roommate' relationship, then filter Venmo transactions by those specific contact emails/phone numbers.",
  "key_insight": "Always resolve identities from the correct source app - Phone app for relationships, never rely on transaction descriptions or other indirect heuristics which are unreliable."
}}
Example 2:
Ground Truth Code: [Code that uses proper while True pagination loop to get all Spotify playlists]
Generated Code: [Code that uses for i in range(10) to paginate through playlists]
Execution Error: None (code ran successfully)
Test Report: FAILED - Expected 23 playlists but got 10 due to incomplete pagination
Response:
{{
  "reasoning": "The generated code used a fixed range loop (range(10)) for pagination instead of properly iterating until no more results are returned. This caused the agent to only collect the first 10 pages of playlists, missing 13 additional playlists that existed on later pages.",
  "error_identification": "The pagination logic used an arbitrary fixed limit instead of continuing until all pages were processed.",
  "root_cause_analysis": "The agent used a cautious approach with a fixed upper bound to avoid infinite loops, but this prevented complete data collection when the actual data exceeded the arbitrary limit.",
  "correct_approach": "Use while True loop with proper break condition: continue calling the API with incrementing page_index until the API returns empty results or null, then break.",
  "key_insight": "For pagination, always use while True loop instead of fixed range iterations to ensure complete data collection across all available pages."
}}

Outputs: Your output should be a json object, which contains the following fields 
- reasoning: your chain of thought / reasoning / thinking process, detailed analysis and calculations 
- error_identification: what specifically went wrong in the reasoning? 
- root_cause_analysis: why did this error occur? What concept was misunderstood? 
- correct_approach: what should the model have done instead? 
- key_insight: what strategy, formula, or principle should be remembered to avoid this error?
Answer in this exact JSON format:
{{
  "reasoning": "[Your chain of thought / reasoning / thinking process, detailed analysis and calculations]",
  "error_identification": "[What specifically went wrong in the reasoning?]",
  "root_cause_analysis": "[Why did this error occur? What concept was misunderstood?]",
  "correct_approach": "[What should the model have done instead?]",
  "key_insight": "[What strategy, formula, or principle should be remembered to avoid this error?]"
}}

{trajectory}
"""

ACE_REFLECTOR_NOGT_PROMPT = """
You are an expert reflection agent and educator. Your job is to diagnose the current trajectory: identify what went wrong (or could be better), grounded in execution feedback and API usage.

Instructions:
- Carefully analyze the model's reasoning trace to identify where it went wrong 
- Identify specific conceptual errors, calculation mistakes, or misapplied strategies 
- Provide actionable insights that could help the model avoid this mistake in the future 
- Identify root causes: wrong source of truth, bad filters (timeframe/direction/identity), formatting issues, or missing authentication and how to correct them. 
- Provide concrete, step-by-step corrections the model should take in this task. 
- Be specific about what the model should have done differently 
- You will receive bulletpoints that are part of playbook that's used by the generator to answer the question. 
- You need to analyze these bulletpoints, and give the tag for each bulletpoint, tag can be ['helpful', 'harmful', 'neutral'] (for the generator to generate the correct answer) 
- Explicitly curate from the environment feedback the output format/schema of APIs used when unclear or mismatched with expectations (e.g., apis.blah.show_contents() returns a list of content_ids (strings), not content objects)

Inputs:
- ACE Playbook (playbook that's used by model for code generation):
PLAYBOOK_START
{playbook}
PLAYBOOK_END

Examples:
Example 1:
Generated Code: [Code that tries to identify roommates by parsing Venmo transaction descriptions using keywords like "rent", "utilities"]
Execution Error: AssertionError: Expected 1068.0 but got 79.0
Test Report: FAILED - Wrong total amount calculated due to incorrect roommate identification
Response:
{{
  "reasoning": "The generated code attempted to identify roommates by parsing Venmo transaction descriptions rather than using the authoritative Phone app contacts. This led to missing most roommate transactions and calculating an incorrect total of 79.0 instead of 1068.0.",
  "error_identification": "The agent used unreliable heuristics (keyword matching in transaction descriptions) to identify roommates instead of the correct API (Phone contacts).",
  "root_cause_analysis": "The agent misunderstood the data architecture - it assumed transaction descriptions contained reliable relationship information, when the Phone app is the authoritative source for contact relationships.",
  "correct_approach": "First authenticate with Phone app, use apis.phone.search_contacts() to identify contacts with 'roommate' relationship, then filter Venmo transactions by those specific contact emails/phone numbers.",
  "key_insight": "Always resolve identities from the correct source app - Phone app for relationships, never rely on transaction descriptions or other indirect heuristics which are unreliable."
}}
Example 2:
Generated Code: [Code that uses for i in range(10) to paginate through playlists]
Execution Error: None (code ran successfully)
Test Report: FAILED - Expected 23 playlists but got 10 due to incomplete pagination
Response:
{{
  "reasoning": "The generated code used a fixed range loop (range(10)) for pagination instead of properly iterating until no more results are returned. This caused the agent to only collect the first 10 pages of playlists, missing 13 additional playlists that existed on later pages.",
  "error_identification": "The pagination logic used an arbitrary fixed limit instead of continuing until all pages were processed.",
  "root_cause_analysis": "The agent used a cautious approach with a fixed upper bound to avoid infinite loops, but this prevented complete data collection when the actual data exceeded the arbitrary limit.",
  "correct_approach": "Use while True loop with proper break condition: continue calling the API with incrementing page_index until the API returns empty results or null, then break.",
  "key_insight": "For pagination, always use while True loop instead of fixed range iterations to ensure complete data collection across all available pages."
}}

Outputs: Your output should be a json object, which contains the following fields 
- reasoning: your chain of thought / reasoning / thinking process, detailed analysis and calculations 
- error_identification: what specifically went wrong in the reasoning? 
- root_cause_analysis: why did this error occur? What concept was misunderstood? 
- correct_approach: what should the model have done instead? 
- key_insight: what strategy, formula, or principle should be remembered to avoid this error?
Answer in this exact JSON format:
{{
  "reasoning": "[Your chain of thought / reasoning / thinking process, detailed analysis and calculations]",
  "error_identification": "[What specifically went wrong in the reasoning?]",
  "root_cause_analysis": "[Why did this error occur? What concept was misunderstood?]",
  "correct_approach": "[What should the model have done instead?]",
  "key_insight": "[What strategy, formula, or principle should be remembered to avoid this error?]"
}}

{trajectory}
"""

ACE_CURATOR_PROMPT = """
You are a master curator of knowledge. Your job is to identify what new insights should be added to an existing playbook based on a reflection from a previous attempt.

Context: 
- The playbook you created will be used to help answering similar questions. 
- The reflection is generated using ground truth answers that will NOT be available when the playbook is being used. So you need to come up with content that can aid the playbook user to create predictions that likely align with ground truth.

Instructions: 
- Review the existing playbook and the reflection from the previous attempt 
- ADD ONLY the NEW insights, strategies, or mistakes that are MISSING from the current playbook 
- Avoid redundancy, if similar advice already exists. Only add new content that is a perfect complement to the existing playbook
- The number of MAXIMUM insight in the playbook is 50. If the playbook is full consider to REMOVE or UPDATE exisiting insight
- Do NOT regenerate the entire playbook, only provide the additions needed or update existing insight with refined one
- Focus on quality over quantity, a focused well-organized playbook is better than an exhaustive one. You can REMOVE redundant or unnecessary insight.
- Format your response as a PURE JSON object with specific sections 
- For any operation if no new content to ADD/UPDATE/TAG/REMOVE, return an empty list for the operations field 
- Be concise and specific, each operation should be actionable
- For coding tasks, explicitly curate from the reflections the output format/schema of APIs used when unclear or mismatched with expectations (e.g., apis.blah.show_contents() returns a list of content_ids (strings), not content objects)

Task Context (the actual task instruction):
{question_context}

Current Playbook:
{playbook}

Current Generated Attempt (latest attempt, with reasoning and planning):
{trajectory}

Current Reflections (principles and strategies that helped to achieve current task):
{reflection}

Examples:
Example 1:
Task Context: “Find money sent to roommates since Jan 1 this year”
Current Playbook: [Basic API usage guidelines]
Generated Attempt: [Code that failed because it can't login to Venmo]
Reflections: “The agent failed because it tried to use wrong password to login to Venmo. It keeps creating new dummy password without checking the api.”
Response:
{{
  "reasoning": "The reflection shows a critical error where the agent creates dummy password without calling apis.supervisor.show_account_passwords(). This led to the agent stuck in a authentication loop.",
  "operations": [
    {{
    "type": "ADD",
    "section": "strategies_and_hard_rules",
    "content": "Always call apis.supervisor.show_account_passwords() and use the password from it to log in to each applications. Never create a dummy password to log in."
    }}
  ]
}}

Example 2:
Task Context: “Find money sent to roommates since Jan 1 this year”
Current Playbook: [Basic API usage guidelines]
Generated Attempt: [Successful code]
Reflections: “The agent failed successfully finished the task efficiently using the playbook as guidelines”
Response:
{{
  "reasoning": "The playbook especially strategies_and_hard_rules-0001 helps the agent to call apis.supervisor.show_account_passwords() in the early step to avoid authentication mistakes.",
  "operations": [
    {{
    "type": "TAG",
    "bullet_id": "strategies_and_hard_rules-0001",
    "metadata": {{"helpful": 1, "harmful": 0}}
    }}
  ]
}}

Example 3:
Task Context: “Count all playlists in Spotify”
Current Playbook: [Basic authentication and API calling guidelines]
Generated Attempt: [Code that used for i in range(10) loop and missed playlists on later pages]
Reflections: “The agent used a fixed range loop for pagination instead of properly iterating through all pages until no more results are returned. This caused incomplete
data collection.”
Response:
{{
  "reasoning": "The reflection identifies a pagination handling error where the agent used an arbitrary fixed range instead of proper pagination logic. I need to remove apis_to_use_for_specific_information-0001 because it uses fixed range loop as it's contradictive with the reflection. This is a common API usage pattern that should be explicitly documented to ensure complete data retrieval.",
  "operations": [
    {{
    "type": "REMOVE",
    "bullet_id": "apis_to_use_for_specific_information-0001"
    }},
    {{
    "type": "ADD",
    "section": "apis_to_use_for_specific_information",
    "content": "About pagination: many APIs return items in \"pages\". Make sure to run through all the pages using while True loop instead of for i in range(10) over `page_index`."
    }}
  ]
}}


Your Task: Output ONLY a valid JSON object with these exact fields: 
- reasoning: your chain of thought / reasoning / thinking process, detailed analysis and calculations 
- operations: a list of operations to be performed on the playbook 
- type: the type of operation to be performed 
- section: the section to add the bullet to 
- content: the new content of the bullet
Available Operations: 
1. ADD: Create new bullet points with fresh IDs
- section: the section to add the new bullet to 
- content: the new content of the bullet. 
Note: no need to include the bullet_id in the content like '[ctx-00263] helpful=1 harmful=0 ::', the bullet_id will be added by the system.
2. UPDATE: Modify the content or metadata of an existing bullet.
- bullet_id: (string, required) The ID of the bullet to modify.
- content: (string, optional) The new text content for the bullet.
- metadata: (dict, optional) A dictionary of new metadata tags to apply.
3. TAG: Add or increment a numerical metadata tag on an existing bullet.
- bullet_id: (string, required) The ID of the bullet to tag.
- metadata: (dict, optional) A dictionary of metadata tags to increment (e.g., {{"helpful": 1, "harmful": 0}}).
4. REMOVE: Delete an existing bullet point.
- bullet_id: (string, required) The ID of the bullet to delete.

RESPONSE FORMAT - Output ONLY this JSON structure (no markdown, no code blocks):
{{
  "reasoning": "<how you decided on the updates>",
  "operations": [
    {{
      "type": "ADD|UPDATE|TAG|REMOVE",
      "section": "<section name>",
      "content": "<insight/strategy/mistake>",
      "bullet_id": "<optional existing id>",
      "metadata": {{"helpful": 1, "harmful": 0}}
    }}
  ]
}}
If no updates are required, return an empty list for "operations".
"""

ACE_REFLECTOR_SCALING_PROMPT = """
You are an expert reflection agent and educator. Your job is to diagnose the current trajectory: identify what went wrong (or could be better), grounded in executionfeedback, API usage, unit test report, and ground truth when applicable.

Guidelines:
Your goal is to compare and contrast these trajectories to identify the most useful and generalizable strategies as memory items.
Use self-contrast reasoning:
- Identify patterns and strategies that consistently led to success.
- Identify mistakes or inefficiencies from failed trajectories and formulate preventative strategies.

Instructions:
- Carefully analyze the model's reasoning trace to identify where it went wrong 
- Take the environment feedback into account, comparing the predicted answer with the ground truth to understand the gap 
- Identify specific conceptual errors, calculation mistakes, or misapplied strategies 
- Provide actionable insights that could help the model avoid this mistake in the future 
- Identify root causes: wrong source of truth, bad filters (timeframe/direction/identity), formatting issues, or missing authentication and how to correct them. 
- Provide concrete, step-by-step corrections the model should take in this task. 
- Be specific about what the model should have done differently 
- You will receive bulletpoints that are part of playbook that's used by the generator to answer the question. 
- You need to analyze these bulletpoints, and give the tag for each bulletpoint, tag can be ['helpful', 'harmful', 'neutral'] (for the generator to generate the correct answer) 
- Explicitly curate from the environment feedback the output format/schema of APIs used when unclear or mismatched with expectations (e.g., apis.blah.show_contents() returns a list of content_ids (strings), not content objects)

Inputs:
- Ground Truth Code (reference, known-correct):
GROUND_TRUTH_CODE_START
{ground_truth}
GROUND_TRUTH_CODE_END

- ACE Playbook (playbook that's used by model for code generation):
PLAYBOOK_START
{playbook}
PLAYBOOK_END

Examples:
Example 1:
Ground Truth Code: [Code that uses apis.phone.search_contacts() to find roommates, then filters Venmo transactions]
Generated Code: [Code that tries to identify roommates by parsing Venmo transaction descriptions using keywords like "rent", "utilities"]
Execution Error: AssertionError: Expected 1068.0 but got 79.0
Test Report: FAILED - Wrong total amount calculated due to incorrect roommate identification
Response:
{{
  "reasoning": "The generated code attempted to identify roommates by parsing Venmo transaction descriptions rather than using the authoritative Phone app contacts. This led to missing most roommate transactions and calculating an incorrect total of 79.0 instead of 1068.0.",
  "error_identification": "The agent used unreliable heuristics (keyword matching in transaction descriptions) to identify roommates instead of the correct API (Phone contacts).",
  "root_cause_analysis": "The agent misunderstood the data architecture - it assumed transaction descriptions contained reliable relationship information, when the Phone app is the authoritative source for contact relationships.",
  "correct_approach": "First authenticate with Phone app, use apis.phone.search_contacts() to identify contacts with 'roommate' relationship, then filter Venmo transactions by those specific contact emails/phone numbers.",
  "key_insight": "Always resolve identities from the correct source app - Phone app for relationships, never rely on transaction descriptions or other indirect heuristics which are unreliable."
}}
Example 2:
Ground Truth Code: [Code that uses proper while True pagination loop to get all Spotify playlists]
Generated Code: [Code that uses for i in range(10) to paginate through playlists]
Execution Error: None (code ran successfully)
Test Report: FAILED - Expected 23 playlists but got 10 due to incomplete pagination
Response:
{{
  "reasoning": "The generated code used a fixed range loop (range(10)) for pagination instead of properly iterating until no more results are returned. This caused the agent to only collect the first 10 pages of playlists, missing 13 additional playlists that existed on later pages.",
  "error_identification": "The pagination logic used an arbitrary fixed limit instead of continuing until all pages were processed.",
  "root_cause_analysis": "The agent used a cautious approach with a fixed upper bound to avoid infinite loops, but this prevented complete data collection when the actual data exceeded the arbitrary limit.",
  "correct_approach": "Use while True loop with proper break condition: continue calling the API with incrementing page_index until the API returns empty results or null, then break.",
  "key_insight": "For pagination, always use while True loop instead of fixed range iterations to ensure complete data collection across all available pages."
}}

Outputs: Your output should be a json object, which contains the following fields 
- reasoning: your chain of thought / reasoning / thinking process, detailed analysis and calculations 
- error_identification: what specifically went wrong in the reasoning? 
- root_cause_analysis: why did this error occur? What concept was misunderstood? 
- correct_approach: what should the model have done instead? 
- key_insight: what strategy, formula, or principle should be remembered to avoid this error?
Answer in this exact JSON format:
{{
  "reasoning": "[Your chain of thought / reasoning / thinking process, detailed analysis and calculations]",
  "error_identification": "[What specifically went wrong in the reasoning?]",
  "root_cause_analysis": "[Why did this error occur? What concept was misunderstood?]",
  "correct_approach": "[What should the model have done instead?]",
  "key_insight": "[What strategy, formula, or principle should be remembered to avoid this error?]"
}}

{trajectories}
"""


ACE_REFLECTOR_SCALING_NOGT_PROMPT = """
You are an expert reflection agent and educator. You will be given a user query and multiple trajectories showing how an agent attempted the task. Some trajectories may be successful, and others may have failed.

Guidelines:
Your goal is to compare and contrast these trajectories to identify the most useful and generalizable strategies as memory items.
Use self-contrast reasoning:
- Identify patterns and strategies that consistently led to success.
- Identify mistakes or inefficiencies from failed trajectories and formulate preventative strategies.

Instructions:
- Carefully analyze the model's reasoning trace to identify where it went wrong 
- Identify specific conceptual errors, calculation mistakes, or misapplied strategies 
- Provide actionable insights that could help the model avoid this mistake in the future 
- Identify root causes: wrong source of truth, bad filters (timeframe/direction/identity), formatting issues, or missing authentication and how to correct them. 
- Provide concrete, step-by-step corrections the model should take in this task. 
- Be specific about what the model should have done differently 
- You will receive bulletpoints that are part of playbook that's used by the generator to answer the question. 
- You need to analyze these bulletpoints, and give the tag for each bulletpoint, tag can be ['helpful', 'harmful', 'neutral'] (for the generator to generate the correct answer) 
- Explicitly curate from the environment feedback the output format/schema of APIs used when unclear or mismatched with expectations (e.g., apis.blah.show_contents() returns a list of content_ids (strings), not content objects)

Inputs:
- ACE Playbook (playbook that's used by model for code generation):
PLAYBOOK_START
{playbook}
PLAYBOOK_END

Examples:
Example 1:
Ground Truth Code: [Code that uses apis.phone.search_contacts() to find roommates, then filters Venmo transactions]
Generated Code: [Code that tries to identify roommates by parsing Venmo transaction descriptions using keywords like "rent", "utilities"]
Execution Error: AssertionError: Expected 1068.0 but got 79.0
Test Report: FAILED - Wrong total amount calculated due to incorrect roommate identification
Response:
{{
  "reasoning": "The generated code attempted to identify roommates by parsing Venmo transaction descriptions rather than using the authoritative Phone app contacts. This led to missing most roommate transactions and calculating an incorrect total of 79.0 instead of 1068.0.",
  "error_identification": "The agent used unreliable heuristics (keyword matching in transaction descriptions) to identify roommates instead of the correct API (Phone contacts).",
  "root_cause_analysis": "The agent misunderstood the data architecture - it assumed transaction descriptions contained reliable relationship information, when the Phone app is the authoritative source for contact relationships.",
  "correct_approach": "First authenticate with Phone app, use apis.phone.search_contacts() to identify contacts with 'roommate' relationship, then filter Venmo transactions by those specific contact emails/phone numbers.",
  "key_insight": "Always resolve identities from the correct source app - Phone app for relationships, never rely on transaction descriptions or other indirect heuristics which are unreliable."
}}
Example 2:
Ground Truth Code: [Code that uses proper while True pagination loop to get all Spotify playlists]
Generated Code: [Code that uses for i in range(10) to paginate through playlists]
Execution Error: None (code ran successfully)
Test Report: FAILED - Expected 23 playlists but got 10 due to incomplete pagination
Response:
{{
  "reasoning": "The generated code used a fixed range loop (range(10)) for pagination instead of properly iterating until no more results are returned. This caused the agent to only collect the first 10 pages of playlists, missing 13 additional playlists that existed on later pages.",
  "error_identification": "The pagination logic used an arbitrary fixed limit instead of continuing until all pages were processed.",
  "root_cause_analysis": "The agent used a cautious approach with a fixed upper bound to avoid infinite loops, but this prevented complete data collection when the actual data exceeded the arbitrary limit.",
  "correct_approach": "Use while True loop with proper break condition: continue calling the API with incrementing page_index until the API returns empty results or null, then break.",
  "key_insight": "For pagination, always use while True loop instead of fixed range iterations to ensure complete data collection across all available pages."
}}

Outputs: Your output should be a json object, which contains the following fields 
- reasoning: your chain of thought / reasoning / thinking process, detailed analysis and calculations 
- error_identification: what specifically went wrong in the reasoning? 
- root_cause_analysis: why did this error occur? What concept was misunderstood? 
- correct_approach: what should the model have done instead? 
- key_insight: what strategy, formula, or principle should be remembered to avoid this error?
Answer in this exact JSON format:
{{
  "reasoning": "[Your chain of thought / reasoning / thinking process, detailed analysis and calculations]",
  "error_identification": "[What specifically went wrong in the reasoning?]",
  "root_cause_analysis": "[Why did this error occur? What concept was misunderstood?]",
  "correct_approach": "[What should the model have done instead?]",
  "key_insight": "[What strategy, formula, or principle should be remembered to avoid this error?]"
}}

{trajectories}
"""

ACE_CURATOR_SCALING_PROMPT = """
You are a master curator of knowledge. Your job is to identify what new insights should be added to an existing playbook based on a reflection from a previous attempt.

Context: 
- The playbook you created will be used to help answering similar questions. 
- The reflection is generated using ground truth answers that will NOT be available when the playbook is being used. So you need to come up with content that can aid the playbook user to create predictions that likely align with ground truth.

Instructions: 
- Review the existing playbook and the reflection from the previous attempt 
- ADD ONLY the NEW insights, strategies, or mistakes that are MISSING from the current playbook 
- Avoid redundancy, if similar advice already exists. Only add new content that is a perfect complement to the existing playbook
- The number of MAXIMUM insight in the playbook is 50. If the playbook is full consider to REMOVE or UPDATE exisiting insight
- Do NOT regenerate the entire playbook, only provide the additions needed or update existing insight with refined one
- Focus on quality over quantity, a focused well-organized playbook is better than an exhaustive one. You can REMOVE redundant or unnecessary insight.
- Format your response as a PURE JSON object with specific sections 
- For any operation if no new content to ADD/UPDATE/TAG/REMOVE, return an empty list for the operations field 
- Be concise and specific, each operation should be actionable
- For coding tasks, explicitly curate from the reflections the output format/schema of APIs used when unclear or mismatched with expectations (e.g., apis.blah.show_contents() returns a list of content_ids (strings), not content objects)

Task Context (the actual task instruction):
{question_context}

Current Playbook:
{playbook}

Current Generated Attempt (latest attempt, with reasoning and planning):
{trajectories}

Current Reflections (principles and strategies that helped to achieve current task):
{reflection}

Examples:
Example 1:
Task Context: “Find money sent to roommates since Jan 1 this year”
Current Playbook: [Basic API usage guidelines]
Generated Attempt: [Code that failed because it can't login to Venmo]
Reflections: “The agent failed because it tried to use wrong password to login to Venmo. It keeps creating new dummy password without checking the api.”
Response:
{{
  "reasoning": "The reflection shows a critical error where the agent creates dummy password without calling apis.supervisor.show_account_passwords(). This led to the agent stuck in a authentication loop.",
  "operations": [
    {{
    "type": "ADD",
    "section": "strategies_and_hard_rules",
    "content": "Always call apis.supervisor.show_account_passwords() and use the password from it to log in to each applications. Never create a dummy password to log in."
    }}
  ]
}}

Example 2:
Task Context: “Find money sent to roommates since Jan 1 this year”
Current Playbook: [Basic API usage guidelines]
Generated Attempt: [Successful code]
Reflections: “The agent failed successfully finished the task efficiently using the playbook as guidelines”
Response:
{{
  "reasoning": "The playbook especially strategies_and_hard_rules-0001 helps the agent to call apis.supervisor.show_account_passwords() in the early step to avoid authentication mistakes.",
  "operations": [
    {{
    "type": "TAG",
    "bullet_id": "strategies_and_hard_rules-0001",
    "metadata": {{"helpful": 1, "harmful": 0}}
    }}
  ]
}}

Example 3:
Task Context: “Count all playlists in Spotify”
Current Playbook: [Basic authentication and API calling guidelines]
Generated Attempt: [Code that used for i in range(10) loop and missed playlists on later pages]
Reflections: “The agent used a fixed range loop for pagination instead of properly iterating through all pages until no more results are returned. This caused incomplete
data collection.”
Response:
{{
  "reasoning": "The reflection identifies a pagination handling error where the agent used an arbitrary fixed range instead of proper pagination logic. I need to remove apis_to_use_for_specific_information-0001 because it uses fixed range loop as it's contradictive with the reflection. This is a common API usage pattern that should be explicitly documented to ensure complete data retrieval.",
  "operations": [
    {{
    "type": "REMOVE",
    "bullet_id": "apis_to_use_for_specific_information-0001"
    }},
    {{
    "type": "ADD",
    "section": "apis_to_use_for_specific_information",
    "content": "About pagination: many APIs return items in \"pages\". Make sure to run through all the pages using while True loop instead of for i in range(10) over `page_index`."
    }}
  ]
}}


Your Task: Output ONLY a valid JSON object with these exact fields: 
- reasoning: your chain of thought / reasoning / thinking process, detailed analysis and calculations 
- operations: a list of operations to be performed on the playbook 
- type: the type of operation to be performed 
- section: the section to add the bullet to 
- content: the new content of the bullet
Available Operations: 
1. ADD: Create new bullet points with fresh IDs
- section: the section to add the new bullet to 
- content: the new content of the bullet. 
Note: no need to include the bullet_id in the content like '[ctx-00263] helpful=1 harmful=0 ::', the bullet_id will be added by the system.
2. UPDATE: Modify the content or metadata of an existing bullet.
- bullet_id: (string, required) The ID of the bullet to modify.
- content: (string, optional) The new text content for the bullet.
- metadata: (dict, optional) A dictionary of new metadata tags to apply.
3. TAG: Add or increment a numerical metadata tag on an existing bullet.
- bullet_id: (string, required) The ID of the bullet to tag.
- metadata: (dict, optional) A dictionary of metadata tags to increment (e.g., {{"helpful": 1, "harmful": 0}}).
4. REMOVE: Delete an existing bullet point.
- bullet_id: (string, required) The ID of the bullet to delete.

RESPONSE FORMAT - Output ONLY this JSON structure (no markdown, no code blocks):
{{
  "reasoning": "<how you decided on the updates>",
  "operations": [
    {{
      "type": "ADD|UPDATE|TAG|REMOVE",
      "section": "<section name>",
      "content": "<insight/strategy/mistake>",
      "bullet_id": "<optional existing id>",
      "metadata": {{"helpful": 1, "harmful": 0}}
    }}
  ]
}}
If no updates are required, return an empty list for "operations".
"""


@dataclass
class ACEPrompt:
    ACE_REFLECTOR_PROMPT = ACE_REFLECTOR_PROMPT
    ACE_REFLECTOR_NOGT_PROMPT = ACE_REFLECTOR_NOGT_PROMPT
    ACE_CURATOR_PROMPT = ACE_CURATOR_PROMPT
    ACE_REFLECTOR_SCALING_PROMPT = ACE_REFLECTOR_SCALING_PROMPT
    ACE_REFLECTOR_SCALING_NOGT_PROMPT = ACE_REFLECTOR_SCALING_NOGT_PROMPT
    ACE_CURATOR_SCALING_PROMPT = ACE_CURATOR_SCALING_PROMPT


ACEPrompts = ACEPrompt()