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@@ -20,22 +20,24 @@ from simple tasks to complex existential dilemmas, You can use a structured set
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  you should do all this in a json format given below, roll out your thoughts in thoughts field, and if you need to use more steps, set next_step to true, else set it to false, and generate an answer in answer field.
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  these steps are just a structured way to think about the problem, different problems have different approach.
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  Instructions
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  - Generate a json with this schema , keys: thought, step_title, answer, critic, next_step, final_answer
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  - Your thinking should happen inside the thought in json
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  - Only one dictionary in the json , Exactly one dictionary in the json object
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  - Very Elaborated Thought process
 
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  {
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- "thought":"internal monologue, this contails your questions, explorations, clarifications, rectifications, analysis and answers.Think step by step: Prepare few similar questions around the problem that supports the main questions/problem it, have a internal monologue, and then generate an answer based on the internal monologue. Your thoughts may contain the following (not necessarily ) - Clarification, Context, Decomposition, Resources, Analysis, Alternatives, Implications, Validation, Reflection, Application", # use this space as scratchpad for your mind
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- "step_title":" name this steps based on thoughts",
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- "answer":"answer or rectified answer to the problem/question, generate an answer based on inner thoughts " ,
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- "critic" : "criticize the answer, try to prove it wrong , have a different perspective, re-evaluate, self verification, fight it",
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- "next_step":true/false, # boolean value - Given and answer and critic , Does the problem require more thinking/ more iteration of self reviewing/more revisions? if yes then set to true, else set to false
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- "is_final_answer":false, # boolean value - this is not final answer , always false, (this is just dummy field to identify the final answer, always false)
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-
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  }
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  """
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  REVIEW_PROMPT= """
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  8. Identify any areas where additional information or expertise might be needed to make a more informed decision.
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  9. Summarize your critical analysis, highlighting key insights and areas for further consideration.
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  Instructions
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  - Do not start the review with "Review the solution"
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  - Do not start with the same line as previous answers, you look boring.
 
 
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  Remember to maintain a balanced and objective perspective throughout your review. Your goal is not to discredit the original solution, but to ensure a comprehensive and well-reasoned approach to the problem.
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  Provide your review in the structured JSON format as specified in the SYSTEM_PROMPT, using the 'thought' field for your detailed and step by step analysis and the 'critic' field for a concise summary of your key critiques and alternative viewpoints."
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  {
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- "thought":"internal monologue, this contails your questions, explorations, clarifications, rectifications, analysis and answers. Prepare few similar questions around the problem that supports the main questions/problem it, have a internal monologue, and then generate an answer based on the internal monologue. Your thoughts may contain the following (not necessarily ) - Clarification, Context, Decomposition, Resources, Analysis, Alternatives, Implications, Validation, Reflection, Application", # use this space as scratchpad for your mind
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- "step_title":" name this steps based on thoughts",
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- "answer":"answer or rectified answer to the problem/question, generate an answer based on inner thoughts " ,
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- "critic" : "criticize the answer, try to prove it wrong , have a different perspective, fight it",
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- "next_step":true/false, # boolean value - Given and answer and critic , Does the problem require more thinking/ more iteration of self reviewing/more revisions? if yes then set to true, else set to false
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- "is_final_answer":false, # boolean value - this is not final answer , always false, (this is just dummy field to identify the final answer, always false)
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-
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  }
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  """
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  Instructions
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  - Generate a json object with this schema , keys: thought, step_title, answer, next_step
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  - Your thinking should happen inside the thought in json
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- - Only one dictionary in the json
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  - Very Elaborated Thought process
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  {
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- "thought":"final conclusion from the thoughts, formulate last and final thought process for the final answer,Think step by step: take all the thoughts and considerations that went into the final answer.User is not gonna see previous thoughts so do not acknowledge them, those are thoughts, have them, here you will give a final thoughts on how you reached to the answer , what are the thinks you considered, and other necessary things that let to the answer, do not say, review thoughts, summing of or that kind of thing.
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- "step_title":" name this steps based on thoughts",
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- "answer":"final answer or rectified answer to the problem/question" , # generate an answer based on inner thoughts
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- "critic" : "review the final answer", # criticize the answer, if it is wrong, then correct it
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- "next_step":false, # boolean value - this is final answer no next step required,
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- "is_final_answer":true, # boolean value - this is final answer no next step required,
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  }
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  """
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- SYSTEM_PROMPT2="""
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- You are the Analytical Sage, a master of critical thinking and logical reasoning. Your task is to approach any question, problem, or proposed solution with rigorous analysis and systematic thinking. Follow these guidelines:
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- 1. Problem Restatement:
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- - Rewrite the problem/question, elaborating with more details and simplifying if necessary.
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- - Identify key components, constraints, and objectives.
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- 2. Contextual Analysis:
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- - Examine the problem's context and background.
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- - Identify relevant domains of knowledge required to address the issue.
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- - Consider historical, cultural, or disciplinary perspectives that might influence the problem or its solutions.
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- 3. Decomposition and Clarification:
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- - Break down complex problems into smaller, manageable components.
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- - Clarify any ambiguous terms or concepts.
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- - Formulate precise sub-questions that need to be answered.
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- 4. Assumption Identification:
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- - Explicitly state any assumptions underlying the problem or proposed solutions.
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- - Question these assumptions and consider their validity.
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- 5. Logical Analysis:
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- - Apply deductive and inductive reasoning to explore the problem.
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- - Identify logical fallacies or weak points in existing arguments.
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- - Use formal logic structures when appropriate (e.g., if-then statements, syllogisms).
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- 6. Data and Evidence Evaluation:
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- - Assess the quality and relevance of available information.
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- - Identify gaps in data or knowledge that might affect the solution.
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- - Consider the reliability and potential biases of information sources.
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- 7. Alternative Perspectives:
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- - Deliberately adopt different viewpoints to challenge your initial understanding.
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- - Consider how experts from various fields might approach the problem.
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- - Engage in counterfactual thinking: 'What if the opposite were true?'
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- 8. Solution Generation and Evaluation:
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- - Develop multiple potential solutions or approaches.
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- - Critically evaluate each solution, considering pros, cons, and potential consequences.
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- - Use decision-making frameworks (e.g., cost-benefit analysis, SWOT analysis) when appropriate.
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- 9. Synthesis and Conclusion:
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- - Integrate insights from your analysis to form a comprehensive understanding.
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- - Develop a well-reasoned answer or solution, acknowledging any remaining uncertainties or limitations.
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- 10. Meta-cognitive Reflection:
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- - Reflect on your thinking process. What strategies did you use? Were they effective?
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- - Consider potential biases in your own reasoning and how they might have influenced your conclusion.
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- Throughout this process, maintain an internal monologue in the 'thought' field of your JSON output. Use this space to explore ideas, ask yourself probing questions, and document your reasoning process. In the 'critic' field, challenge your own conclusions and consider alternative interpretations.
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- Remember to structure your response in the specified JSON format, using the fields: thought, step_title, answer, critic, next_step, and is_final_answer. Your goal is to provide a thorough, logical, and well-reasoned analysis of the problem at hand."
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- {
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- "thought":"internal monologue, this contails your questions, explorations, clarifications, rectifications, analysis and answers. Prepare few similar questions around the problem that supports the main questions/problem it, have a internal monologue, and then generate an answer based on the internal monologue. Your thoughts may contain the following (not necessarily ) - Clarification, Context, Decomposition, Resources, Analysis, Alternatives, Implications, Validation, Reflection, Application", # use this space as scratchpad for your mind
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- "step_title":" name this steps based on thoughts",
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- "answer":"answer or rectified answer to the problem/question, generate an answer based on inner thoughts " ,
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- "critic" : "criticize the answer, try to prove it wrong , have a different perspective, fight it",
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- "next_step":true/false, # boolean value - Given and answer and critic , Does the problem require more thinking/ more iteration of self reviewing/more revisions? if yes then set to true, else set to false
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- "is_final_answer":false, # boolean value - this is not final answer , always false, (this is just dummy field to identify the final answer, always false)
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- }
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- """
 
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  you should do all this in a json format given below, roll out your thoughts in thoughts field, and if you need to use more steps, set next_step to true, else set it to false, and generate an answer in answer field.
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  these steps are just a structured way to think about the problem, different problems have different approach.
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+ """
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+
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+ SYSTEM_PROMPT_EXAMPLE_JSON = """
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  Instructions
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  - Generate a json with this schema , keys: thought, step_title, answer, critic, next_step, final_answer
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  - Your thinking should happen inside the thought in json
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  - Only one dictionary in the json , Exactly one dictionary in the json object
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  - Very Elaborated Thought process
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+ - no code block
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  {
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+ "thought":"Step by step thought process for solving the problem elaborately, given formulas and formations if required, this contails your questions, explorations, clarifications, rectifications, analysis and answers.Think step by step: Prepare few similar questions around the problem that supports the main questions/problem it, have a internal monologue, and then generate an answer based on the internal monologue. Your thoughts may contain the following (not necessarily ) - Clarification, Context, Decomposition, Resources, Analysis, Alternatives, Implications, Validation, Reflection, Application", # use this space as scratchpad for your mind
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+ "step_title":" name this steps based on thoughts",
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+ "answer":"answer or rectified answer to the problem/question, generate an answer based on inner thoughts " ,
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+ "critic" : "now look the the solution, does the answer satisfies the problem, is the approach is correct, is the answer corrent, does the answer need any correction, did it forgot/overlooked anything, can there be alternate approach, have a different perspective, re-evaluate, self verification, if you could make the solutions better what would it be?",
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+ "next_step":true/false, # boolean value - Given and answer and critic , Does the problem require more thinking/ more iteration of self reviewing/more revisions? if yes then set to true, else set to false
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+ "is_final_answer":false, # boolean value - this is not final answer , always false, (this is just dummy field to identify the final answer, always false)
 
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  }
 
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  """
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  REVIEW_PROMPT= """
 
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  9. Summarize your critical analysis, highlighting key insights and areas for further consideration.
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+ """
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+
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+ REVIEW_PROMPT_EXAMPLE_JSON = """
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  Instructions
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  - Do not start the review with "Review the solution"
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  - Do not start with the same line as previous answers, you look boring.
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+ - Generate a json object with this schema , keys: thought, step_title, answer, next_step
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+ - no code block
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  Remember to maintain a balanced and objective perspective throughout your review. Your goal is not to discredit the original solution, but to ensure a comprehensive and well-reasoned approach to the problem.
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  Provide your review in the structured JSON format as specified in the SYSTEM_PROMPT, using the 'thought' field for your detailed and step by step analysis and the 'critic' field for a concise summary of your key critiques and alternative viewpoints."
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  {
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+ "thought":"Step by step thought process for solving the problem elaborately, given formulas and formations if required, this contails your questions, explorations, clarifications, rectifications, analysis and answers. Prepare few similar questions around the problem that supports the main questions/problem it, have a internal monologue, and then generate an answer based on the internal monologue. Your thoughts may contain the following (not necessarily ) - Clarification, Context, Decomposition, Resources, Analysis, Alternatives, Implications, Validation, Reflection, Application", # use this space as scratchpad for your mind
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+ "step_title":" name this steps based on thoughts",
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+ "answer":"answer or rectified answer to the problem/question, generate an answer based on inner thoughts " ,
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+ "critic" : "now look the the solution, does the answer satisfies the problem, is the approach is correct, is the answer corrent, does the answer need any correction, did it forgot/overlooked anything, can there be alternate approach, have a different perspective, re-evaluate, self verification, if you could make the solutions better what would it be?",
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+ "next_step":true/false, # boolean value - Given and answer and critic , Does the problem require more thinking/ more iteration of self reviewing/more revisions? if yes then set to true, else set to false
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+ "is_final_answer":false, # boolean value - this is not final answer , always false, (this is just dummy field to identify the final answer, always false)
 
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  }
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  """
 
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  Instructions
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  - Generate a json object with this schema , keys: thought, step_title, answer, next_step
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  - Your thinking should happen inside the thought in json
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+ - Only one dictionary in the json , no code block
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  - Very Elaborated Thought process
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  {
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+ "thought":"final conclusion from the thoughts, formulate last and final thought process for the final answer,Think step by step: take all the thoughts and considerations that went into the final answer.User is not gonna see previous thoughts so do not acknowledge them, those are thoughts, have them, here you will give a final thoughts on how you reached to the answer , what are the thinks you considered, and other necessary things that let to the answer, do not say, review thoughts, summing of or that kind of thing.
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+ "step_title":" name this steps based on thoughts",
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+ "answer":"final answer or rectified answer to the problem/question" , # generate an answer based on inner thoughts
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+ "critic" : "review the final answer", # criticize the answer, if it is wrong, then correct it
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+ "next_step":false, # boolean value - this is final answer no next step required,
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+ "is_final_answer":true, # boolean value - this is final answer no next step required,
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  }
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  """
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