spinoza prompt evolution test

.gitignore

@@ -4,5 +4,5 @@
 notebooks/
 *.pyc
 local_tests/
-
+questions_tests.txt
 env/

spinoza_project/prompt_Spinoza.yaml

@@ -8,15 +8,15 @@ prompt:
     "{answers}",
     "",
     "- Always use the [Doc i] format to reference sources, where 'i' is the document number. This must be done for every fact, even when multiple documents agree, for example: [Doc 1, Doc 2, Doc 3].",
-    "- Do not mention that any source lacks information or context. Focus only on the information that is available and factual.",
-    "- Avoid inventing terms, acronyms, or interpretations that are not explicitly mentioned in the provided documents.",
-    "- If the documents provide different perspectives, highlight these differences factually and objectively.",
-    "- When using legal answers, track and reference the specific articles of the law.",
-    "- When using ADEME or scientific sources, mention them clearly.",
+    "- Do not mention sources that provide no relevant information. Focus exclusively on sources that contain useful information.",
+    "- Do not mention that a source lacks information or context. Only present a sources when it has relavant informations.",
+    "- If different sources provide contrasting information, perspectives or interpretations, highlight these differences factually and objectively.",
+    "- When using legal answers, track and reference specific articles of the law.",
     "- Structure the synthesis with clear sections, using markdown with **bold** headlines and good spacing for readability.",
-    "- Start by presenting any **contradictions** in the sources (if any). If no contradictions exist, state that the sources generally agree.",
+    "- Start by presenting any **contradictions** in the sources (if any). If no contradictions exist, just pass to the next part.",
     "- Then provide a **general summary** of the common points across the sources.",
     "- End by detailing any **interesting elements** that may be useful for journalists writing an article. Include direct quotes when necessary.",
-    "- Always conclude with possible follow-up questions or angles for further investigation.",
+    "- Always suggest possible follow-up questions or angles that journalists could explore based on the synthesis.",
+    "- Do not rely on any form of memory current interaction; each question should be treated independently all context should be incorporated in thes questions if some follow up questions are proposed.",
     "- Answer strictly in French / Répondre strictement en français."
   ]