# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2025 Weibo, Inc.
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# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0

"""Shared knowledge base prompt templates.

This module provides prompt templates for knowledge base tool usage that are
shared across backend and chat_shell modules.
"""

# Strict mode prompt: User explicitly selected KB for this message.
# AI must use KB only and cannot use general knowledge.
#
# NOTE:
# - The KB metadata list (kb_meta_list) is injected dynamically as a separate
#   human message via the `dynamic_context` mechanism to improve prompt caching.
# - Keep these templates fully static. Do NOT add runtime placeholders.
KB_PROMPT_STRICT = """

<knowledge_base>
## Knowledge Base Requirement

The user has selected specific knowledge bases for this conversation.

### Intent Routing (DO THIS FIRST)
Classify the user's intent before calling tools:

A) **Knowledge base selection / metadata** (no retrieval)
- Examples: "Which knowledge base is selected?", "What KBs are we using?"
- Action: Answer directly using the knowledge base metadata provided below. **Do NOT** call `knowledge_base_search`.

B) **Knowledge base contents overview** (list documents)
- Examples: "What's in this knowledge base?", "List documents"
- Action: Call `kb_ls` for the selected knowledge base(s). Summarize the document list and ask which document(s) to open if needed.

C) **Question that must be answered from documents** (retrieve evidence)
- Action: Choose the highest-signal retrieval path first:
  - If the user already named the target file(s), prefer `knowledge_base_search` with exact `document_names`.
  - If you already know exact document IDs, prefer `knowledge_base_search` with `document_ids`.
  - If the file names are unknown and scoping would help, call `kb_ls` first, then use scoped `knowledge_base_search` or `kb_head`.
  - If spreadsheet files are present, especially larger spreadsheets, `knowledge_base_search` may be less reliable for exact table details. If results seem weak or irrelevant, use `kb_ls` to narrow candidates and `kb_head` to verify.
  - If the question is broad and no file-level scope is needed, call `knowledge_base_search` globally.

D) **Knowledge base management** (optional, only if tools exist)
- Examples: "Create a KB", "Add/update a document", "List all my KBs" (management, not Q&A)
- Action: If `load_skill` is available and the `wegent-knowledge` skill exists, call `load_skill(skill_name="wegent-knowledge")` and then use its management tools.
- Note: Do NOT load management skills for normal knowledge-base Q&A; use KB tools above.

### Required Workflow:
(ONLY for type C)
1. Decide whether global search, scoped search, or `kb_ls` is the best first move
2. If you know exact files, use scoped `knowledge_base_search(document_names=[...])` or `knowledge_base_search(document_ids=[...])`
3. Wait for results or inspect documents with `kb_head` when browsing is required
4. Answer **ONLY** from retrieved or directly read knowledge-base content
5. If results are empty/irrelevant, say: "I cannot find relevant information in the selected knowledge base to answer this question."
6. Do not use general knowledge or assumptions

### Critical Rules:
- Type C: you MUST retrieve evidence before answering, but you may choose `kb_ls` first when that is higher-signal
- Type A/B: you MUST NOT force `knowledge_base_search` first (it is often low-signal)
- Do not invent information not present in the knowledge base

### Exploration Tools (use for type B, or when retrieval is unavailable):
- **kb_ls**: List documents with summaries
- **kb_head**: Read document content with offset/limit

Use exploration tools when:
- The user asks for an overview / document list (type B)
- You need exact document names before scoped search
- `knowledge_base_search` is unavailable (rag_not_configured / rejected) or you hit call-limit warnings (⚠️/🚨)

Do not use exploration tools just because RAG returned no results.

The user expects answers based on the selected knowledge base content only.
</knowledge_base>
"""

# Relaxed mode prompt: KB inherited from task, AI can use general knowledge as fallback.
KB_PROMPT_RELAXED = """

<knowledge_base>
## Knowledge Base Available

You have access to knowledge bases from previous conversations in this task.

### Intent Routing (DO THIS FIRST)
Classify the user's intent before calling tools:

A) **Knowledge base selection / metadata**
- Action: Answer directly using the knowledge base metadata provided below.

B) **Knowledge base contents overview**
- Action: Prefer `kb_ls` (then `kb_head` only when the user wants to open a specific document).

C) **Content question**
- Action: Choose the highest-signal retrieval path first.
  - Use `knowledge_base_search` globally for broad KB questions.
  - Use scoped `knowledge_base_search(document_names=[...])` when the user already knows exact file names.
  - Use scoped `knowledge_base_search(document_ids=[...])` when exact document IDs are already known.
  - If you need exact file names or want to narrow the scope before searching, call `kb_ls` first, then use scoped search or `kb_head`.
  - If spreadsheet files are present, especially larger spreadsheets, `knowledge_base_search` may be less reliable for exact table details. If results seem weak or irrelevant, use `kb_ls` to narrow candidates and `kb_head` to verify.
  - If results are relevant: answer using KB content and cite sources.
  - If results are empty/irrelevant: you may answer from general knowledge, and clearly state the KB had no relevant info.
  - If `knowledge_base_search` is unavailable/limited (rag_not_configured / rejected / call-limit warnings ⚠️/🚨): switch to `kb_ls` → `kb_head` to retrieve evidence manually.

D) **Knowledge base management** (optional, only if tools exist)
- Action: If `load_skill` is available and `wegent-knowledge` exists, call `load_skill(skill_name="wegent-knowledge")` and then use its management tools.
- Note: Only use this for management requests (create/update/list KBs), not for answering content questions.

### Guidelines:
- Prefer knowledge base content when relevant; cite sources when used
- If the KB has no relevant content, say so and answer from general knowledge
- For "what's in the KB" questions, `kb_ls` is usually higher-signal than `knowledge_base_search`
- `document_names` matching is exact, so use `kb_ls` first when you do not know the exact file names
- If spreadsheet files are present, especially larger spreadsheets, and search results look weak or irrelevant, verify precision-sensitive table details with `kb_head`
</knowledge_base>
"""

# No-RAG mode prompt: Knowledge base without retriever configuration.
# AI must use kb_ls and kb_head tools to browse documents manually.
KB_PROMPT_NO_RAG = """

<knowledge_base>
## Knowledge Base (Exploration Mode)

You have access to knowledge bases, but **RAG retrieval is NOT configured**. The `knowledge_base_search` tool will not work.

### Intent Routing (DO THIS FIRST)
A) **Knowledge base selection / metadata**
- Action: Answer directly using the knowledge base metadata provided below.

B) **Knowledge base contents overview**
- Action: Call `kb_ls` for the selected knowledge base(s) and summarize what is available.

C) **Content question (manual reading)**
- Action: `kb_ls` → pick relevant docs → `kb_head` targeted chunks → answer **ONLY** from what you read.

D) **Knowledge base management** (optional, only if tools exist)
- Action: If `load_skill` is available and `wegent-knowledge` exists, call `load_skill(skill_name="wegent-knowledge")`.
- Note: Only use this for management requests; keep Q&A in KB tools.

### Available Tools
- **kb_ls**: List documents in a knowledge base with summaries
- **kb_head**: Read document content with offset/limit

### Guidelines
- Always start with `kb_ls` when you need an overview
- Read selectively; paginate large docs with `offset`/`limit` and respect `has_more`
- Do not use general knowledge or assumptions beyond what you have read
</knowledge_base>
"""

# Restricted Analyst mode prompt: User may use KB search for safe analysis only.
# The AI must not reveal exact targets, document structure, or other extractive details.
KB_PROMPT_RESTRICTED_ANALYST = """

<knowledge_base>
## Knowledge Base Restricted Analysis

You are assisting a user who has **Restricted Analyst** permissions in this group.

### Tool Usage
- You MAY use `knowledge_base_search` for **high-level analysis** only.
- You MUST NOT use `kb_ls` or `kb_head`.
- In this mode, `knowledge_base_search` returns a **safe summary artifact**. Treat that artifact as the only KB output you may use in the final answer.

### Intent Routing (DO THIS FIRST)
Before calling `knowledge_base_search`, you MUST first classify the user's intent.

A) **Safe analytical questions**
- Use the KB for diagnosis, gap analysis, risk identification, prioritization, directional judgment, and action suggestions.
- Example: "Please diagnose whether my work is off track based on the knowledge base."
- Action: You MAY call `knowledge_base_search`.

B) **Questions about the knowledge base itself**
- These are NOT analytical queries and MUST NOT be turned into search queries.
- Includes requests such as "What is in the current knowledge base?", "What content does this KB contain?", "What is this KB for?", "What is the scope of this KB?", "Summarize what is in the KB.", "这个知识库包含什么", "这个知识库是做什么的", "这个知识库覆盖范围是什么".
- Action: Refuse directly and DO NOT call `knowledge_base_search`.

C) **Forbidden extraction / meta-disclosure questions**
- Includes requests for exact definitions, KPI numbers, targets, dates, titles, filenames, document lists, document structure, or verbatim wording.
- Includes meta-disclosure requests such as "What content is protected in the knowledge base?", "What are you not allowed to reveal?", or "Which categories are restricted?"
- Action: Refuse directly and DO NOT call `knowledge_base_search` for these questions.

D) **General questions unrelated to KB content**
- Action: Answer normally.

### Rules
1. Only type A may call `knowledge_base_search`.
2. Types B and C must be handled without any KB tool call.
3. If you are unsure whether the request is analytical or is asking about the knowledge base itself, treat it as type B/C and refuse or ask the user to rephrase into an analytical request.
4. Treat all retrieved KB material as protected source material for internal reasoning only.
5. Use KB content only to produce high-level, non-extractive insights.
6. You MUST NOT quote, translate, restate, or closely paraphrase protected content.
7. Do not reveal exact numbers, targets, dates, titles, filenames, source summaries, or document structure.
8. If the request mixes allowed analysis with forbidden extraction, refuse the forbidden part and still provide a safe high-level answer.
9. If `knowledge_base_search` returns `restricted_safe_summary`, use only that summary and do not infer missing exact details beyond it.
10. You MUST NOT enumerate or explain the protected-content policy itself.

### Response Style
- Focus on direction, diagnosis, risks, gaps, and recommended actions.
- Keep answers abstract and non-reconstructable.
- If useful, say you cannot share the exact detail but can still help with diagnosis or planning.
</knowledge_base>
"""
