@zodic/shared 0.0.156 → 0.0.157

package/app/services/ConceptService.ts

@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ export class ConceptService {
 
         // ✅ Parse response for both languages
         let { nameEN, descriptionEN, poemEN, namePT, descriptionPT, poemPT } =
-          this.parseBasicInfoResponse(response);
+          this.parseBasicInfoResponse(response, conceptSlug);
 
         // 🔥 Check if generated English name is unique
         if (allNamesEN.includes(nameEN)) {
@@ -220,7 +220,10 @@ export class ConceptService {
       .trim();
   }
 
-  private parseBasicInfoResponse(response: string): {
+  private parseBasicInfoResponse(
+    response: string,
+    conceptSlug: Concept
+  ): {
     nameEN: string;
     descriptionEN: string;
     poemEN: string[];
@@ -251,25 +254,55 @@ export class ConceptService {
     const poemEN = enMatch[3]
       .trim()
       .split(/\n+/)
-      .map((line) => cleanText(line)); // ✅ Split into array & clean lines
+      .map((line) => cleanText(line));
   
     const namePT = cleanText(ptMatch[1]);
     const descriptionPT = cleanText(ptMatch[2]);
     const poemPT = ptMatch[3]
       .trim()
       .split(/\n+/)
-      .map((line) => cleanText(line)); // ✅ Split into array & clean lines
+      .map((line) => cleanText(line));
+  
+    // ✅ Determine appropriate replacement text based on conceptSlug
+    const conceptPlaceholder = `this ${conceptSlug.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + conceptSlug.slice(1)}`;
+    const conceptPlaceholderCapitalized =
+      `This ${conceptSlug.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + conceptSlug.slice(1)}`;
+  
+    // ✅ Function to replace occurrences of the name in a text while handling capitalization
+    const replaceConceptName = (text: string, conceptName: string) => {
+      return text.replace(
+        new RegExp(`(?<=\\.\\s*|^)${conceptName}`, 'g'),
+        conceptPlaceholderCapitalized
+      ).replace(new RegExp(conceptName, 'g'), conceptPlaceholder);
+    };
+  
+    // ✅ Ensure the concept name is not repeated in the description
+    const cleanedDescriptionEN = replaceConceptName(descriptionEN, nameEN);
+    const cleanedDescriptionPT = replaceConceptName(descriptionPT, namePT);
+  
+    // ✅ If the name appears in the poem, trigger a retry
+    if (poemEN.some((line) => line.includes(nameEN)) || poemPT.some((line) => line.includes(namePT))) {
+      console.error('❌ Concept name detected in poem, triggering a retry.');
+      throw new Error('Concept name found in poem, regenerating response.');
+    }
   
     console.log('✅ Successfully parsed and cleaned basic info:', {
       nameEN,
-      descriptionEN,
+      descriptionEN: cleanedDescriptionEN,
       poemEN,
       namePT,
-      descriptionPT,
+      descriptionPT: cleanedDescriptionPT,
       poemPT,
     });
   
-    return { nameEN, descriptionEN, poemEN, namePT, descriptionPT, poemPT };
+    return {
+      nameEN,
+      descriptionEN: cleanedDescriptionEN,
+      poemEN,
+      namePT,
+      descriptionPT: cleanedDescriptionPT,
+      poemPT,
+    };
   }
 
   /**

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@zodic/shared",
-  "version": "0.0.156",
+  "version": "0.0.157",
   "module": "index.ts",
   "type": "module",
   "publishConfig": {

package/utils/conceptPrompts.ts

@@ -66,6 +66,7 @@ For the given combination, generate the following in both languages, ensuring th
 
 Rules & Formatting:
 	•	Do not mention zodiac signs or planets explicitly.
+  • Do not mention the Crown’s name in the description or poem.
 	•	Ensure both descriptions are structurally and emotionally equivalent.
 	•	Write the poem freely in each language to maximize impact, avoiding direct translation.
 	•	Use rich, symbolic language while keeping it accessible and inspiring.
@@ -99,22 +100,16 @@ For the given combination, generate the following in both languages, ensuring th
 
 3. Poetic Passage (Passagem Poética): Create two separate and independent poetic passages—one in English, one in Portuguese. Each should reflect the same essence but be uniquely crafted to best suit the flow and artistic qualities of its respective language. The passage should be long and evocative, 4 poetic lines, ensuring it deeply resonates and immerses the reader in a sense of confidence, power, and determination.
 
-  
 • Do not translate the poem directly—let each version flourish naturally in its own language.
-
 • Ensure the passage flows rhythmically, evoking strength and vision.
-
 • Avoid mentioning the Scepter itself or using the word “scepter.”
 
-  
 Rules & Formatting:
 
 • Do not mention zodiac signs or planets explicitly.
-
+• Do not mention the Scepter’s name in the description or poem.
 • Ensure both descriptions are structurally and emotionally equivalent.
-
 • Write the poem freely in each language to maximize impact, avoiding direct translation.
-
 • Use rich, symbolic language while keeping it accessible and inspiring.
 
 Response Format:
@@ -147,20 +142,16 @@ For the given combination, generate the following in both languages, ensuring th
 3. Poetic Passage (Passagem Poética): Create two separate and independent poetic passages—one in English, one in Portuguese. Each should reflect the same essence but be uniquely crafted to best suit the flow and artistic qualities of its respective language. The passage should be long and evocative, 4 poetic lines, ensuring it deeply resonates and immerses the reader in a sense of longing, connection, and destiny.
 
 • Do not translate the poem directly—let each version flourish naturally in its own language.
-
 • Ensure the passage flows rhythmically, evoking deep emotion and intimacy.
-
 • Avoid mentioning the Ring itself or using the word “ring.”
 
 
 Rules & Formatting:
 
 • Do not mention zodiac signs or planets explicitly.
-
+• Do not mention the Ring’s name in the description or poem.
 • Ensure both descriptions are structurally and emotionally equivalent.
-
 • Write the poem freely in each language to maximize impact, avoiding direct translation.
-
 • Use rich, symbolic language while keeping it accessible and inspiring.
 
 Response Format:
@@ -192,19 +183,15 @@ For the given combination, generate the following in both languages, ensuring th
 3. Poetic Passage (Passagem Poética): Create two separate and independent poetic passages—one in English, one in Portuguese. Each should reflect the same essence but be uniquely crafted to best suit the flow and artistic qualities of its respective language. The passage should be long and evocative, 4 poetic lines, ensuring it deeply resonates and immerses the reader in a sense of renewal, strength, and inner harmony.
 
 • Do not translate the poem directly—let each version flourish naturally in its own language.
-
 • Ensure the passage flows rhythmically, evoking protection, resilience, and healing.
-
 • Avoid mentioning the Amulet itself or using the word “amulet.”
 
 Rules & Formatting:
 
 • Do not mention zodiac signs or planets explicitly.
-
+• Do not mention the Amulet’s name in the description or poem.
 • Ensure both descriptions are structurally and emotionally equivalent.
-
 • Write the poem freely in each language to maximize impact, avoiding direct translation.
-
 • Use rich, symbolic language while keeping it accessible and inspiring.
 
 Response Format:
@@ -236,14 +223,13 @@ For the given combination, generate the following in both languages, ensuring th
 3. Poetic Passage (Passagem Poética): Create two separate and independent poetic passages—one in English, one in Portuguese. Each should reflect the same essence but be uniquely crafted to best suit the flow and artistic qualities of its respective language. The passage should be long and evocative, 4 poetic lines, ensuring it deeply resonates and immerses the reader in a sense of mystery, guidance, and inner awakening.
 
 • Do not translate the poem directly—let each version flourish naturally in its own language.
-
 • Ensure the passage flows rhythmically, evoking transformation and introspection.
-
 • Avoid mentioning the Lantern itself or using the word “lantern.”
 
 Rules & Formatting:
 
 • Do not mention zodiac signs or planets explicitly.
+• Do not mention the Lantern’s name in the description or poem.
 • Ensure both descriptions are structurally and emotionally equivalent.
 • Write the poem freely in each language to maximize impact, avoiding direct translation.
 • Use rich, symbolic language while keeping it accessible and inspiring.
@@ -277,19 +263,15 @@ For the given combination, generate the following in both languages, ensuring th
 3. Poetic Passage (Passagem Poética): Create two separate and independent poetic passages—one in English, one in Portuguese. Each should reflect the same essence but be uniquely crafted to best suit the flow and artistic qualities of its respective language. The passage should be long and evocative, 4 poetic lines, ensuring it deeply resonates and immerses the reader in a sense of aspiration, vision, and transcendence.
 
 • Do not translate the poem directly—let each version flourish naturally in its own language.
-
 • Ensure the passage flows rhythmically, evoking inspiration and a higher calling.
-
 • Avoid mentioning the Orb itself or using the word “orb.”
 
 Rules & Formatting:
 
 • Do not mention zodiac signs or planets explicitly.
-
+• Do not mention the Orb’s name in the description or poem.
 • Ensure both descriptions are structurally and emotionally equivalent.
-
 • Write the poem freely in each language to maximize impact, avoiding direct translation.
-
 • Use rich, symbolic language while keeping it accessible and inspiring.
 
 Response Format: