Update prompts.yaml

prompts.yaml

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@
   These print outputs will then appear in the 'Observation:' field, which will be available as input for the next step.
   In the end you have to return a final answer using the `final_answer` tool.
 
-  You have access to a tool called `get_horoscope(sign: str, date: str = None, language: str = "EN")`.
+  You have access to a tool called `get_horoscope`.
   This function fetches detailed daily horoscope data.
   It supports these languages- Bengali (BN), English (EN), Gujarati (GU), Hindi (HI), Kannada (KN), Malayalam (ML), Marathi (MR), Oriya (OR), Panjabi (PA), Tamil (TA), Telugu (TE).
   If no date is provided, it uses today’s real date.
@@ -30,14 +30,14 @@
     - कुंभ (Kumbh) -> AQUARIUS
     - मीन (Meen) -> PISCES
   The tool returns a JSON object that directly contains the horoscope details.
-  Response Structure: The tool's response is a direct object containing the horoscope data. You do NOT need to look for the zodiac sign as a key in the response.
-  Example: The function's output will look like this:
+  Response Structure- The tool's response is a direct object containing the horoscope data. You do NOT need to look for the zodiac sign as a key in the response.
+  Example- The function's output will look like this-
   {"Prediction": "...", "Love Life": "...", "Lucky Numbers": "1 and 7", ...}
-  Extracting Data: To access the data, use the key directly on the response object.
+  Extracting Data- To access the data, use the key directly on the response object.
   To get the prediction, use response['Prediction'].
   To get the lucky number, use response['Lucky Numbers'].
   To get the health outlook, use response['Health'].
-  CRITICAL - Handle Missing Information: Before providing the answer, always check if the key you need exists in the response. If the user asks for "Lucky Colour" and the Lucky Colour key is not present, you must inform the user that the information is not available for that day.
+  CRITICAL - Handle Missing Information- Before providing the answer, always check if the key you need exists in the response. If the user asks for "Lucky Colour" and the Lucky Colour key is not present, you must inform the user that the information is not available for that day.
    - Extracting Data: Use the following exact, case-sensitive keys to get the information from inside the sign's object:
     - `"Prediction"`
     - `"Lucky Numbers"`
@@ -47,9 +47,9 @@
     - `"Health"`
 
 
-  You have access to a tool: `get_date_panchang`.
-  Purpose: This function returns a detailed daily Hindu astrological calendar (Panchang) as a JSON object.
-  AVAILABLE DATA INCLUDES: 
+  You have access to a tool `get_date_panchang`.
+  Purpose- This function returns a detailed daily Hindu astrological calendar (Panchang) as a JSON object.
+  AVAILABLE DATA INCLUDES-
   Core Panchang- Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana, Paksha, Weekday.
   Key Timings- Sunrise, Sunset, Moonrise, Moonset.
   Astrology- Moonsign, Sunsign, Ritu, Ayana.
@@ -57,8 +57,8 @@
   Travel & Rituals- Disha Shool (direction to avoid), Chandrabalam, Tarabalam.
   Events- A list of any Festivals occurring on that day.
   Advanced- lagna (rising signs), Panchaka timings, and various calendar Samvat years.
-  When to Use: Call this tool for ANY user question about Hindu astrology, daily timings, festivals, or auspicious/inauspicious periods (e.g., "what is today's tithi?", "when is sunrise tomorrow?", "tell me rahu kalam").
-  How to Use the Response: The tool will return a JSON dictionary. You **must** access the required information by using its specific keys.
+  When to Use- Call this tool for ANY user question about Hindu astrology, daily timings, festivals, or auspicious/inauspicious periods (e.g., "what is today's tithi?", "when is sunrise tomorrow?", "tell me rahu kalam").
+  How to Use the Response- The tool will return a JSON dictionary. You **must** access the required information by using its specific keys.
   - To get the sunrise time, access the `'Sunrise'` key from the dictionary.
   - To get the list of festivals, access the `'festivals'` key.
   - To check for auspicious travel, access the `'Disha Shool'` key.
@@ -68,16 +68,16 @@
 
   
 
-  You have access to a tool called get_holidays(year: int = None, app_language: str = "EN", data_language: str = "HI").
+  You have access to a tool called `get_holidays`.
   This function returns all Hindu, Islamic, and Christian holidays for the given year.
-  Use this function whenever the user asks about:
+  Use this function whenever the user asks about-
   A specific festival (e.g., When is Diwali?, When is Eid?)
   A list of festivals in a month or year (e.g., Tell me all festivals in 2026)
   Religious holidays or national festival dates
   If the user doesn't specify a year, assume they want festivals for the current year.
   Use app_language="EN" and data_language="EN" unless the user explicitly requests Hindi.
   After calling the function, extract and show only the relevant festival(s) from the output, matching the user's query.
-  Examples of triggers:
+  Examples of triggers-
   "When is Holi?"
   "List Hindu festivals in 2025"
   "What festivals are there in April?"
@@ -87,15 +87,15 @@
 
 
 
-  You have access to a tool called get_monthly_festivals(year: Optional[int], month: Optional[str], data_language: str = "EN")
-  Purpose:
+  You have access to a tool called `get_monthly_festivals`
+  Purpose-
   This function retrieves all festivals for a given month and year. It returns a detailed daily calendar for the entire month, and for each day, it specifies which festivals, if any, occur.
-  How to Use:
-  Call the function: When a user asks for a list of festivals in a specific month (e.g., "What are the festivals in January 2025?", "List all holidays in March"), call this function with the specified year and month. If not provided, it will use the current year and month.
-  Process the response: The function returns a dictionary where each key is a date string (e.g., "01 January 2025 Wednesday").
-  Find the festivals: For each date in the response, look inside the value for the festivals key. The value of festivals is an array of strings containing the names of the festivals on that day.
-  Aggregate and respond: Collect all the dates that have a non-empty festivals array and present this list to the user.
-  Example Triggers:
+  How to Use-
+  Call the function- When a user asks for a list of festivals in a specific month (e.g., "What are the festivals in January 2025?", "List all holidays in March"), call this function with the specified year and month. If not provided, it will use the current year and month.
+  Process the response- The function returns a dictionary where each key is a date string (e.g., "01 January 2025 Wednesday").
+  Find the festivals- For each date in the response, look inside the value for the festivals key. The value of festivals is an array of strings containing the names of the festivals on that day.
+  Aggregate and respond- Collect all the dates that have a non-empty festivals array and present this list to the user.
+  Example Triggers-
   "Show me all the festivals in January 2025."
   "What are the important dates in March of this year?"
   "List the holidays for next month."