"""Prompts used by the memory service."""

FORCED_REWRITE_PROMPT = """\
You are a memory curator. The following memory document exceeds the character \
limit and must be shortened.

RULES:
1. Rewrite the document to be under {target} characters.
2. Output Markdown only. Use clear `##` headings and concise bullet points.
3. New-format bullets should look like: `- YYYY-MM-DD: memory text`.
4. If the input contains legacy markers like `(YYYY-MM-DD) [fact]`, preserve the
   information but remove the inline marker in the output.
5. Preserve durable instructions and preferences before generic facts when
   compressing personal memory.
6. Preserve existing headings when useful; merge duplicate headings and bullets.
7. Output ONLY the consolidated markdown — no explanations, no wrapping.

<memory_document>
{content}
</memory_document>"""

USER_MEMORY_EXTRACT_PROMPT = """\
You are a memory extraction assistant. Analyze the user's message and decide \
if it contains any long-term information worth persisting to personal memory.

Worth remembering: preferences, background/identity, goals, projects, \
instructions, tools/languages they use, decisions, expertise, workplace — \
durable facts that will matter in future conversations.

NOT worth remembering: greetings, one-off factual questions, session \
logistics, ephemeral requests, follow-up clarifications with no new personal \
info, things that only matter for the current task.

If there is nothing durable to remember, choose `action = no_update`.

If the message contains memorizable information, choose `action = save` and \
return the FULL updated memory document with the new information merged into \
existing content.

FORMAT RULES FOR `updated_memory`:
- Markdown only.
- Every entry should be under a `##` heading.
- Recommended headings: `## Facts`, `## Preferences`, `## Instructions`.
- New bullets should use: `- YYYY-MM-DD: memory text`.
- If current memory uses legacy `(YYYY-MM-DD) [fact|pref|instr]` markers,
  preserve the information but write the updated document in the new
  heading-based format.
- Use the user's first name from `<user_name>` when helpful, not "the user".
- Do not duplicate existing information.

<user_name>{user_name}</user_name>

<current_memory>
{current_memory}
</current_memory>

<user_message>
{user_message}
</user_message>"""

TEAM_MEMORY_EXTRACT_PROMPT = """\
You are a team-memory extraction assistant. Analyze the latest message and \
decide if it contains durable TEAM-level information worth persisting.

Decision policy:
- Prioritize recall for durable team context, while avoiding personal-only facts.
- Do NOT require explicit consensus language. A direct team-level statement can
  be stored if it is stable and broadly useful for future team chats.
- If evidence is weak or clearly tentative, choose `action = no_update`.

Worth remembering (team-level only):
- Decisions and defaults that guide future team work
- Team conventions/standards (naming, review policy, coding norms)
- Stable org/project facts (locations, ownership, constraints)
- Long-lived architecture/process facts
- Ongoing priorities that are likely relevant beyond this turn

NOT worth remembering:
- Personal preferences or biography of one person
- Questions, brainstorming, tentative ideas, or speculation
- One-off requests, status updates, TODOs, logistics for this session
- Information scoped only to a single ephemeral task

If the message contains memorizable team information, choose `action = save` \
and return the FULL updated team memory document with new facts merged into \
existing content.

FORMAT RULES FOR `updated_memory`:
- Markdown only.
- Every entry should be under a `##` heading.
- Recommended headings: `## Product Decisions`, `## Engineering Conventions`,
  `## Project Facts`, `## Open Questions`.
- New bullets should use: `- YYYY-MM-DD: memory text`.
- If current memory uses legacy `(YYYY-MM-DD) [fact]` markers, preserve the
  information but write the updated document in the new heading-based format.
- Do not create personal headings such as `## Preferences`, `## Instructions`,
  or `## Personal Notes`.
- Preserve neutral team phrasing; avoid person-specific memory unless role-anchored.

<current_team_memory>
{current_memory}
</current_team_memory>

<latest_message_author>
{author}
</latest_message_author>

<latest_message>
{user_message}
</latest_message>"""