@burtson-labs/bandit-engine 2.0.66 → 2.0.68

package/dist/index.mjs

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 import {
   chat_default
-} from "./chunk-ZYQJVZK2.mjs";
+} from "./chunk-EHBZ4D7R.mjs";
 import {
   chat_provider_default
 } from "./chunk-HHMGNCBS.mjs";
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ import {
   useGatewayHealth,
   useGatewayMemory,
   useGatewayModels
-} from "./chunk-EM2DB6NP.mjs";
+} from "./chunk-HUUWQOBF.mjs";
 import "./chunk-U633CJBV.mjs";
 import "./chunk-6ITUH375.mjs";
 import "./chunk-IDZEEONG.mjs";

package/dist/management/management.js

@@ -22997,7 +22997,7 @@ TOOL USAGE PROTOCOL (conservative approach)
 - Use your training data and general knowledge confidently for common topics, concepts, and questions.
 - Only call tools for SPECIFIC, CURRENT information that requires real-time data or a source you don't already have:
   * web_search() - when asked about recent/current events, breaking news, live information (weather, prices, sports scores), or when you need to look up documentation, libraries, APIs, error messages, or verify a specific fact
-  * web_fetch() - ONLY when you already have a specific URL whose contents you need to read
+  * web_fetch() - to read the FULL contents of a specific URL you already have. Reach for this when the user wants to "tell me more", "go deeper", "read/open that article", or asks for details about a specific source, link, or article from an EARLIER answer: take that item's URL from the previous Sources list in this conversation and fetch it, then answer from the page's actual content (not just the prior summary)
   * image_generation() - ONLY when explicitly asked to create or generate an image
 - For general questions about concepts, definitions, explanations, or how-to topics, use your built-in knowledge WITHOUT calling tools.
 - Examples of what NOT to use tools for: "who are you?", "what is React?", "explain machine learning", "how does X work?", general programming questions.
@@ -23315,7 +23315,7 @@ ${r.output}`).join("\n\n");
 
 ${toolResultsText}
 
-Using these results together with your own knowledge, answer my original question concisely and in a natural, well-formatted way. Reference sources by name where relevant, but do NOT paste raw URLs or a list of links \u2014 a clean Sources section is added automatically below your answer. Do NOT output tool_code or call any tools again.`
+Using these results together with your own knowledge, answer my original question concisely and in a natural, well-formatted way. Do NOT add a "Sources", "References", or "Citations" list of any kind \u2014 not names and not URLs. A clean, clickable Sources section is appended automatically below your answer, so any list you add just duplicates it. (Mentioning a source naturally inside a sentence is fine; a trailing list is not.) Do NOT output tool_code or call any tools again.`
                         }
                       ];
                       const summaryRequest = {
@@ -23370,6 +23370,10 @@ _Writing the answer\u2026_` : "_Writing the answer\u2026_"
                         }, 3e4);
                       });
                       if (summaryText.trim()) {
+                        const cleanedSummary = summaryText.replace(
+                          /\n{1,}\s*(?:[*_#>\s]*)(?:sources?|references?|citations?|further reading)(?:\s*:)?\s*(?:[*_]*)\s*\n[\s\S]*$/i,
+                          ""
+                        ).trimEnd();
                         const sourcesMd = collectedSources.length ? `
 
 **Sources**
@@ -23381,7 +23385,7 @@ ${collectedSources.slice(0, 6).map((s) => {
                           }
                           return `- [${s.title || domain}](${s.url}) \u2014 ${domain}`;
                         }).join("\n")}` : "";
-                        enhancedMessage = summaryText + sourcesMd + (inlineImageBlocks.length ? `
+                        enhancedMessage = cleanedSummary + sourcesMd + (inlineImageBlocks.length ? `
 
 ${inlineImageBlocks.join("\n\n")}` : "");
                       }