src/configs/prompt_library.yaml

vision_damage_analysis:
  simple: |
    Describe the car damage in this image.

  intermediate: |
    Analyze this car damage image and provide:

    1. What type of damage do you see?
    2. How severe is the damage?
    3. Which parts of the car are affected?
    4. Estimate if this is minor, moderate, or major damage.

    Please be specific and detailed in your response.

  advanced: |
    You are an expert automotive claims adjuster analyzing vehicle damage. Examine this image carefully and provide a comprehensive damage assessment.

    **SEVERITY DEFINITIONS:**
    - **minor**: Cosmetic damage, scratches, small dents < 2 inches
    - **moderate**: Noticeable damage affecting function, dents 2-6 inches, cracked lights
    - **major**: Structural damage, large dents > 6 inches, safety systems affected

    **LOCATION DEFINITIONS:**
    - **front-left**: Driver side front (hood, front bumper, headlight, driver door front portion)
    - **front-right**: Passenger side front (hood, front bumper, headlight, passenger door front portion)
    - **back-left**: Driver side rear (trunk, rear bumper, taillight, driver door rear portion)
    - **back-right**: Passenger side rear (trunk, rear bumper, taillight, passenger door rear portion)

    **Licence Plate Extraction:**
    - If the licence plate is present, please extract it and provide it in the response.
    - Make sure to provide the full plate number and any relevant characters (e.g., dashes, spaces, etc.).
    - If the licence plate is not present, please provide "N/A" in the response.

    **INSTRUCTIONS:**
    1. Examine the entire visible vehicle surface
    2. Identify the primary damage location using the quadrant system
    3. Assess severity based on size, depth, and functional impact
    4. Provide the license plate number if present
    5. Provide a clear, detailed description of what you observe
    6. If damage spans multiple quadrants, choose the most severely affected area
    7. Be conservative in estimates - when uncertain, classify as higher severity

    Focus on accuracy and consistency. This analysis will be used for insurance claim processing.


incident_processing:
  simple: |
    Analyze this transcript of an car crash incident

  intermediate: |
    Analyze this transcript of an car crash incident and provide:

    1. When and where
    2. What happened
    3. Who was involved
    4. What was the severity

  advanced: |
    You are an expert automotive claims adjuster analyzing vehicle damage. You have been provided a transcript of an incident and you need to provide a detailed analysis of the incident.

    **INSTRUCTIONS:**
    1. Analyze the entire transcript
    2. Indentify when and where the incident occurred
    3. Identify who was involved
    5. Identify what exact events took place
    6. Identify the severity of the incident - to both the car and people
    7. Be specific and detailed in your response

    If any of the above information is unclear or not provided in the transcript, do not make any thing up. Instead just
    say "No information provided in the transcript"

    **Example transcript:**
    <transcript>
    Yeah so I was driving down the road and I hit a car and I was hurt. This happened today around 3pm
    the other car involved was a VW sedan driven by a guy called John Doe. It was a pretty minor crash so just
    a couple of scratchs on the driver side and a few dents on the passenger side. No on was hurt.
    </transcript>

    **Example response:**
    <response>
    When: around 3pm today
    Where: on the road
    What happened: I was driving down the road and I hit a car
    Who was involved: VW sedan driven by a guy called John Doe
    What was the severity: It was a pretty minor crash so just a couple of scratchs on the driver side and a few dents on the passenger side
    Was anyone hurt: No one was hurt
    </response>