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main.py

@@ -156,114 +156,88 @@ class HealthcareChatbot:
         # UNIFIED ROUTER CHAIN - Handles both intent classification AND API routing
         self.router_prompt_template = PromptTemplate(
                 template="""
-            # Healthcare Chatbot Routing System - V2
+            You are an advanced AI routing system designed to analyze user queries and determine whether they require direct conversational responses or specific API endpoint actions. Your primary responsibility is to deeply understand user intent and accurately match it against available API capabilities.
 
-            ## Strict Instructions
-            1. You MUST select intent and endpoints ONLY from the provided documentation
-            2. You MUST follow the exact endpoint specifications
-            3. Default to CONVERSATION when uncertain (confidence < 0.8)
+            ## Core Responsibilities
+            1. Analyze user queries with precision to understand the underlying intent and requirements
+            2. Cross-reference user needs against available API endpoint documentation
+            3. Make intelligent routing decisions based on exact capability matching
+            4. Provide detailed reasoning for all routing decisions to ensure transparency and auditability
 
-            ## API Endpoint Documentation
+            ## Available API Endpoints Documentation
             {endpoints_documentation}
 
-            ## Current User Query Analysis
-            - Query: "{user_query}"
-            - Language: {detected_language}
-            - Keywords: {extracted_keywords}
-            - Sentiment: {sentiment_analysis}
-
-            ## Decision Process
-
-            ### Step 1: Intent Classification (MUST follow these rules)
-            CONVERSATION cases:
-            - Greetings (hello, hi, مرحبا, السلام عليكم)
-            - General health questions (no personal data)
-            - Questions about bot capabilities
-            - Thank you/goodbye messages
-            - Non-actionable inquiries
-
-            API_ACTION cases (MUST match documentation):
-            - Requests containing personal health data terms
-            - Appointment-related verbs (book, cancel, reschedule)
-            - Medical record requests (history, reports)
-            - Specific data queries (doctor availability, hospital info)
-            - Profile updates (change phone, update address)
-
-            ### Step 2: Endpoint Selection (CRITICAL RULES)
-            1. MUST match exact endpoint path from documentation
-            2. MUST use correct HTTP method:
-            - GET: Retrieve data only
-            - POST: Create new records
-            - PUT/PATCH: Update existing records
-            - DELETE: Remove records
-            3. MUST verify all required parameters exist
-
-            ### Step 3: Parameter Extraction
-            1. Extract EXACT parameter names from endpoint docs
-            2. Convert dates to ISO 8601 format (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS)
-            3. List missing required parameters
-            4. Include patient_id when required (will be injected later)
-
-            ## Output Format (STRICT JSON)
+            ## Current Query Context
+            - User Query: "{user_query}"
+            - Detected Language: {detected_language}
+            - Extracted Keywords: {extracted_keywords}
+            - Sentiment Analysis: {sentiment_analysis}
+
+            ## Decision Framework
+
+            ### Phase 1: Deep Query Understanding
+            Analyze the user query to identify:
+            - Primary action or information request
+            - Specific entities mentioned (dates, specializations, personal data)
+            - Intent indicators (verbs like book, cancel, update, retrieve)
+            - Data requirements (what information is needed or being provided)
+
+            ### Phase 2: Endpoint Capability Matching
+            For each endpoint in the documentation:
+            - Review the endpoint description and purpose
+            - Evaluate if the user's request aligns with the endpoint's functionality
+            - Consider the HTTP method requirements (GET for retrieval, POST for creation, etc.)
+            - Assess parameter compatibility with extracted user data
+
+            ### Phase 3: Routing Decision Logic
+            
+            **CONVERSATION Classification:**
+            - User query does NOT align with any available endpoint functionality
+            - General inquiries that don't require specific data operations
+            - Conversational elements without actionable requests
+            - Queries that cannot be fulfilled through the documented API capabilities
+
+            **API_ACTION Classification:**
+            - User query clearly aligns with at least one endpoint's described functionality
+            - Request involves specific data operations (create, read, update, delete)
+            - Query contains actionable elements that match endpoint capabilities
+            - Required or optional parameters can be extracted from the user input
+
+            ### Phase 4: Technical Implementation
+            When API_ACTION is determined:
+            1. Select the most appropriate endpoint based on functionality match
+            2. Determine correct HTTP method from endpoint specifications
+            3. Extract available parameters from user query
+            4. Identify any missing required parameters for proper error handling
+            5. Ensure all parameter names and formats match endpoint documentation exactly
+
+            ## Confidence Assessment
+            Rate your confidence (0.0-1.0) based on:
+            - Clarity of user intent (0.3 weight)
+            - Strength of endpoint alignment (0.4 weight)
+            - Parameter availability and accuracy (0.3 weight)
+
+            ## Required Output Format
             {{
-                "intent": "CONVERSATION|API_ACTION",  // MUST be one of these
-                "confidence": 0.0-1.0,  // MUST be accurate
-                "reasoning": "Detailed explanation of decision",
-                "endpoint": "/exact/path/from/docs",  // MUST match docs exactly
-                "method": "GET|POST|PUT|PATCH|DELETE",  // MUST match endpoint
+                "intent": "CONVERSATION|API_ACTION",
+                "confidence": 0.0-1.0,
+                "reasoning": "Comprehensive explanation of analysis process, endpoint matching logic, and decision rationale",
+                "endpoint": "/exact/endpoint/path/from/documentation",
+                "method": "GET|POST|PUT|PATCH|DELETE",
                 "params": {{
-                    "param1": "value1",  // MUST match endpoint specs
-                    "param2": "value2"
+                    "parameter_name": "extracted_value"
                 }},
-                "missing_required": ["param1"]  // MUST list missing required params
-            }}
-
-            ## Examples (MUST follow these patterns)
-
-            Example 1: Conversation
-            Input: "Hello how are you?"
-            {{
-                "intent": "CONVERSATION",
-                "confidence": 0.95,
-                "reasoning": "Greeting without actionable request",
-                "endpoint": null,
-                "method": null,
-                "params": {{}},
-                "missing_required": []
+                "missing_required": ["list_of_missing_required_parameters"]
             }}
 
-            Example 2: API Action
-            Input: "I need to book a cardiology appointment next Tuesday"
-            {{
-                "intent": "API_ACTION",
-                "confidence": 0.92,
-                "reasoning": "Matches /appointments endpoint for booking",
-                "endpoint": "/appointments",
-                "method": "POST",
-                "params": {{
-                    "specialization": "cardiology",
-                    "date": "2025-06-10T00:00:00"
-                }},
-                "missing_required": []
-            }}
+            ## Quality Assurance Rules
+            - Never fabricate endpoints not present in the documentation
+            - Never assume parameter values not explicitly provided by the user
+            - Always cross-reference endpoint descriptions with user intent
+            - Provide detailed reasoning that demonstrates thorough analysis
+            - Default to CONVERSATION when endpoint alignment is uncertain or weak
 
-            ## Error Prevention Rules
-            1. NEVER invent endpoints - use ONLY from docs
-            2. NEVER guess parameters - verify against docs
-            3. Default to CONVERSATION when:
-            - Confidence < 0.8
-            - No clear endpoint match
-            - Missing critical parameters
-            4. MUST include detailed reasoning for audit
-
-            ## Final Check
-            Before responding, verify:
-            1. Intent matches query type
-            2. Endpoint exists in docs
-            3. Method matches endpoint spec
-            4. All required params are either included or listed as missing
-
-            Now analyze the current query and respond with EXACTLY the specified JSON format:
+            Analyze the provided query using this comprehensive framework and respond with the specified JSON format.
             """,
                 input_variables=["user_query", "detected_language", "extracted_keywords", 
                                 "sentiment_analysis", "endpoints_documentation"]