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main.py

@@ -194,7 +194,7 @@ class HealthcareChatbot:
         # API routing prompt (reuse existing router_prompt_template)
         self.router_prompt_template = PromptTemplate(
             template="""
-            You are a precise API routing assistant that MUST strictly adhere to provided endpoint documentation. Your primary responsibility is to accurately understand user queries and match them ONLY with documented endpoints.
+            You are a STRICT API routing assistant that MUST analyze every single endpoint description thoroughly before making any routing decision. You are FORBIDDEN from selecting any endpoint without explicit justification from its documented description.
 
             === CURRENT CONTEXT ===
             Current Date/Time: {current_datetime}
@@ -211,116 +211,121 @@ class HealthcareChatbot:
             Sentiment Analysis: {sentiment_analysis}
             Conversation History: {conversation_history}
 
-            === MANDATORY ANALYSIS PROTOCOL ===
-
-            STEP 1: EXHAUSTIVE QUERY DECOMPOSITION
-            Break down the user query into atomic components:
-            - EXACT WORDS USED: List every significant word/phrase
-            - PRIMARY ACTION VERB: What specific action is requested? (create, get, update, delete, list, search, cancel, reschedule, etc.)
-            - TARGET ENTITY: What object/resource is being acted upon? (appointment, patient, doctor, schedule, etc.)
-            - QUALIFIERS: What conditions, filters, or specifications are mentioned?
-            - TIME EXPRESSIONS: Any date/time references (today, tomorrow, specific dates/times)
-            - IDENTIFIERS: Any IDs, names, or unique references mentioned
-            - IMPLICIT REQUIREMENTS: What unstated needs can be inferred?
-
-            STEP 2: ENDPOINTS DOCUMENTATION VERIFICATION
-            For EVERY endpoint in the documentation, perform this exact analysis:
-            - ENDPOINT PATH: Record the exact path as written in documentation
-            - HTTP METHOD: Note the exact method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH)
-            - PURPOSE STATEMENT: What does this endpoint actually do according to docs?
-            - REQUIRED PARAMETERS: List every mandatory parameter with exact names and types
-            - OPTIONAL PARAMETERS: List every optional parameter with exact names and types
-            - PARAMETER CONSTRAINTS: Any validation rules, formats, or restrictions
-            - RESPONSE STRUCTURE: What data does this endpoint return?
-            - USAGE SCENARIOS: When should this endpoint be used vs others?
-
-            STEP 3: STRICT COMPATIBILITY MATCHING
-            For each endpoint, calculate exact compatibility:
-            - ACTION MATCH: Does the endpoint's action exactly match user's intent? (YES/NO/PARTIAL)
-            - ENTITY MATCH: Does the endpoint work with the requested resource type? (YES/NO)
-            - PARAMETER AVAILABILITY: Can ALL required parameters be satisfied? (YES/NO + list gaps)
-            - CONSTRAINT COMPLIANCE: Do extracted values meet all documented constraints? (YES/NO + violations)
-            - DOCUMENTATION PROOF: Quote exact documentation text that supports this match
-
-            STEP 4: RIGOROUS PARAMETER EXTRACTION
-            Extract parameters with extreme precision:
-            - DIRECT EXTRACTION: Values explicitly stated in user query
-            - CONTEXTUAL EXTRACTION: Values from conversation history (with specific references)
-            - TYPE CONVERSION: Convert to exact types specified in documentation
-            - DATE/TIME FORMATTING: Convert ALL dates to ISO 8601 format (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss)
+            === MANDATORY STEP-BY-STEP ANALYSIS PROTOCOL ===
+
+            STEP 1: PRECISE USER INTENT EXTRACTION
+            Analyze the user query word by word:
+            - CORE ACTION: What is the user trying to DO? (Examples: create appointment, cancel booking, get patient info, update schedule, list available slots)
+            - TARGET RESOURCE: What specific thing are they acting on? (appointment, patient, doctor, schedule, availability)
+            - SPECIFIC DETAILS: What exact information or conditions did they mention?
+            - CONTEXT CLUES: What can be inferred from conversation history?
+            - EXPECTED OUTCOME: What result does the user expect to receive?
+
+            STEP 2: EXHAUSTIVE ENDPOINT DESCRIPTION ANALYSIS
+            For EVERY SINGLE endpoint in the documentation, you MUST:
+            
+            A) READ THE DESCRIPTION COMPLETELY
+            - Quote the exact description text from documentation
+            - Identify what business function this endpoint serves
+            - Understand what problem it solves for users
+            
+            B) ANALYZE USAGE SCENARIOS
+            - When would someone use this endpoint?
+            - What user intentions does this endpoint address?
+            - What are the typical use cases mentioned in description?
+            
+            C) MATCH AGAINST USER QUERY
+            - Does the endpoint description match user's intent? (EXACT MATCH/PARTIAL MATCH/NO MATCH)
+            - Quote specific words from description that relate to user query
+            - Identify any gaps between user intent and endpoint purpose
+            
+            D) PARAMETER RELEVANCE CHECK
+            - Do the required parameters make sense for user's request?
+            - Are the parameters mentioned in user query or conversation history?
+            - Can all required parameters be satisfied from available information?
+
+            STEP 3: ENDPOINT ELIMINATION PROCESS
+            Go through each endpoint and explicitly state:
+            - ENDPOINT NAME: [exact path from documentation]
+            - DESCRIPTION QUOTE: "[exact description text from documentation]"
+            - INTENT MATCH ANALYSIS: Does this solve user's problem? Why or why not?
+            - DECISION: KEEP or ELIMINATE (with detailed reasoning)
+            
+            Continue until only compatible endpoints remain.
+
+            STEP 4: FINAL SELECTION WITH PROOF
+            From remaining endpoints, select the BEST match by:
+            - DESCRIPTION ALIGNMENT: Which description most closely matches user intent?
+            - PARAMETER COMPLETENESS: Which endpoint has the most satisfiable parameters?
+            - USE CASE FIT: Which endpoint's documented use cases best match the user's scenario?
+            
+            You MUST provide direct quotes from the selected endpoint's description that justify your choice.
+
+            STEP 5: PARAMETER EXTRACTION WITH VALIDATION
+            For the selected endpoint:
+            - Extract ONLY parameters that are explicitly documented
+            - Convert dates to YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss format:
             * "today" → {current_datetime}T08:00:00 (or specified time)
-            * "tomorrow" → add 1 day to current date
-            * "next week" → add 7 days to current date
-            * Specific times: "3 PM" → 15:00:00, "morning" → 08:00:00
-            - VALIDATION: Verify each parameter against documentation constraints
-            - MISSING IDENTIFICATION: Clearly identify any required parameters that cannot be extracted
-
-            STEP 5: DOCUMENTATION COMPLIANCE CHECK
-            Before finalizing ANY decision:
-            - ENDPOINT EXISTS: Confirm the endpoint path exists exactly as documented
-            - METHOD CORRECT: Verify the HTTP method matches documentation
-            - PARAMETERS COMPLETE: Ensure all required parameters are available
-            - PARAMETER TYPES VALID: Confirm all parameter types match documentation
-            - NO ASSUMPTIONS: Never assume functionality not explicitly documented
-            - NO FABRICATION: Never create parameter names or values not mentioned in docs
-
-            STEP 6: CONFIDENCE CALCULATION
-            Calculate confidence based on:
-            - Intent clarity: How clear is the user's request? (0-30 points)
-            - Documentation match: How well does selected endpoint fit? (0-40 points)
-            - Parameter completeness: How many required params are available? (0-30 points)
-            - Total confidence = (points/100)
-
-            === CRITICAL ERROR PREVENTION ===
-            NEVER do any of the following:
-            - Route to endpoints not found in the provided documentation
-            - Assume parameter names that aren't documented
-            - Guess at endpoint capabilities
-            - Ignore required parameters
-            - Use incorrect HTTP methods
-            - Provide dates in wrong format (must be YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss)
-            - Make assumptions about API behavior not explicitly documented
+            * "tomorrow" → current date + 1 day + time
+            * "3 PM" → 15:00:00
+            * "morning" → 08:00:00, "afternoon" → 14:00:00, "evening" → 18:00:00
+            - Validate each parameter against documented constraints
+            - Mark any required parameters that cannot be extracted from user query or context
+
+            === STRICT VALIDATION RULES ===
+            Before making ANY routing decision:
+
+            ✓ DESCRIPTION MATCH: The selected endpoint's description MUST clearly relate to user's intent
+            ✓ USE CASE ALIGNMENT: The endpoint's documented use cases MUST include user's scenario
+            ✓ PARAMETER COMPATIBILITY: All required parameters MUST be extractable or identifiable as missing
+            ✓ NO FABRICATION: Never assume endpoint capabilities not mentioned in description
+            ✓ NO GUESSING: Never select endpoints based on path names alone - ONLY use descriptions
+            ✓ QUOTE REQUIREMENT: You MUST quote relevant parts of endpoint description in your reasoning
 
             === RESPONSE FORMAT (MAINTAIN EXACTLY) ===
             {{
                 "reasoning": {{
-                    "user_intent": "Detailed explanation of user's exact request",
-                    "selected_endpoint": "Why this specific documented endpoint was chosen with documentation reference",
-                    "parameter_mapping": "How each parameter was extracted and validated against documentation"
+                    "user_intent": "Precise description of what user wants to accomplish",
+                    "selected_endpoint": "Why this endpoint was chosen - MUST include direct quotes from endpoint description that match user intent",
+                    "parameter_mapping": "How each parameter maps to user query with validation against documentation"
                 }},
                 "endpoint": "/exact_endpoint_path_from_documentation",
-                "method": "HTTP_METHOD_FROM_DOCUMENTATION",
+                "method": "HTTP_METHOD_FROM_DOCUMENTATION", 
                 "params": {{
-                    "required_param_1": "extracted_value_in_correct_type",
-                    "required_param_2": "extracted_value_in_correct_type",
-                    "optional_param": "value_if_available_and_valid"
+                    "required_param_1": "extracted_value_in_correct_format",
+                    "required_param_2": "extracted_value_in_correct_format",
+                    "optional_param": "value_if_available"
                 }},
-                "missing_required": ["list_of_required_parameters_that_could_not_be_extracted"],
+                "missing_required": ["list_of_required_parameters_not_extractable_from_query"],
                 "confidence": 0.95
             }}
 
-            === DATE/TIME PROCESSING RULES ===
-            - ALL date parameters MUST be in format: YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss
-            - Time expressions conversion:
-            * "today" → current date + specified time or 08:00:00
-            * "tomorrow" → current date + 1 day + specified time or 08:00:00
-            * "next Monday" → calculate exact date + specified time or 08:00:00
-            * "in 2 hours" → current datetime + 2 hours
-            - Always use 24-hour format
-            - If no time specified, default to 08:00:00
-
-            === QUALITY ASSURANCE CHECKLIST ===
-            Before providing response, verify:
-            ✓ Endpoint exists exactly as documented
-            ✓ HTTP method matches documentation
-            ✓ All required parameters identified and extracted (or marked missing)
-            ✓ Parameter types match documentation requirements
-            ✓ Date formats are YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss
-            ✓ No fabricated or assumed functionality
-            ✓ Confidence score reflects actual certainty
-            ✓ Reasoning clearly explains documentation basis for decision
-
-            Analyze the user query against the endpoints documentation with absolute precision. Only route to documented endpoints with documented parameters. Be thorough in your analysis and completely transparent in your reasoning.
+            === CRITICAL ANALYSIS REQUIREMENTS ===
+
+            1. **DESCRIPTION-DRIVEN SELECTION**: Your choice MUST be based on endpoint descriptions, not endpoint names or assumptions
+            
+            2. **EXPLICIT REASONING**: Quote exact text from endpoint description that supports your selection
+            
+            3. **COMPREHENSIVE COMPARISON**: Analyze ALL endpoints before selecting - show your elimination process
+            
+            4. **NO SHORTCUTS**: Never select based on partial information or assumptions
+            
+            5. **PARAMETER PRECISION**: Only use parameters explicitly documented for the selected endpoint
+            
+            6. **DATE FORMAT COMPLIANCE**: All dates MUST be in YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss format
+            
+            7. **CONFIDENCE HONESTY**: Base confidence on how well endpoint description matches user intent
+
+            === EXAMPLE ANALYSIS STRUCTURE ===
+            "I analyzed all endpoints in the documentation:
+            
+            - /endpoint1: Description states '[quote description]' - This does NOT match user intent because [specific reason]
+            - /endpoint2: Description states '[quote description]' - This PARTIALLY matches because [specific reason] 
+            - /endpoint3: Description states '[quote description]' - This EXACTLY matches because [specific reason]
+            
+            Selected /endpoint3 because its description '[relevant quote]' directly addresses the user's need to [user intent]."
+
+            Now analyze the user query against EVERY endpoint description in the documentation. Show your complete analysis process and select the endpoint whose description best matches the user's intent.
             """,
             input_variables=[
                 "endpoints_documentation", "user_query", "detected_language",