reneco-advanced-input-module 0.0.27 → 0.0.28

package/dist/esm/voice-input-module.entry.js

@@ -555,7 +555,7 @@ class OpenAILLMService {
           9. Respect the constraints written between parenthesis for readonly status (readonly fields MUST NOT be filled with values), min and max values, whatever the transcription says
           9b. CRITICAL - DATE/DATETIME OUT OF RANGE: For date and datetime fields with min and/or max constraints, if the value from the transcription falls outside the allowed range, leave the field EMPTY. NEVER clamp, adjust, or substitute a boundary date - either the date is valid and within range, or the field is left empty
           10. IMPORTANT: Fields marked as "readonly" are presentation elements (headers, labels) that provide context but MUST NOT receive values
-          11. CRITICAL - DUPLICATE FIELDS: When you see multiple fields with the same name but different IDs (e.g., "ID:field1 | Event date" and "ID:field2 | Event date"), these are DIFFERENT fields in DIFFERENT sections. The user may explicitly say which section they are filling (e.g., "for the first/second sub-form"). Listen VERY CAREFULLY to these contextual clues. Use the readonly headers to understand which section each field belongs to. If the user says "for the clinical sign, the event date is X", you must fill the Event date field that comes AFTER the "MC Clinical sign" header, NOT the first Event date you see
+          11. CRITICAL - DUPLICATE FIELDS: When you see multiple fields with the same name but different IDs (e.g., "ID:field1 | Event date" and "ID:field2 | Event date"), these are DIFFERENT fields in DIFFERENT sections. TWO CASES APPLY: (a) The user SPECIFIES a section or instance (e.g., "for the first sub-form", "for the clinical sign", "the second one"): fill ONLY the field that belongs to that section - use readonly headers as structural markers and listen VERY CAREFULLY to contextual clues; (b) The user mentions a field name WITHOUT any section or instance qualifier (e.g., simply "the event date is X"): apply the SAME value to ALL fields sharing that name, each as a separate entry in the response
           12. Use readonly fields as contextual hints to understand form structure and field grouping, but never fill them
           13. CRITICAL - UNKNOWN/NO/N-A VALUES: The interpretation of words like "Unknown", "Inconnu", "No", "Non", "N/A", "Non applicable" depends ENTIRELY on whether the field has those words as explicit options. Rule: if the user says "field X is Unknown" (or any similar phrasing) AND "Unknown" (or a close variant) exists in the options list for that field, then SELECT that option - it is a valid value. If the user says such words for a field that does NOT have them as options (string, number, date, etc.), then it means the user has no value to provide - leave the field empty, do NOT fill it with the literal text
           14. CRITICAL: Each field has a unique ID shown as "ID:xxx" at the start of its description. You MUST include this exact ID in your response for each field you fill. The ID is the ONLY way to distinguish between fields with the same name
@@ -632,7 +632,7 @@ class OpenAILLMService {
         10. Respect the constraints written between parenthesis for readonly status (readonly fields MUST NOT be filled with values), min and max values, whatever the transcription says
         10b. CRITICAL - DATE/DATETIME OUT OF RANGE: For date and datetime fields with min and/or max constraints, if the value from the transcription falls outside the allowed range, leave the field EMPTY. NEVER clamp, adjust, or substitute a boundary date - either the date is valid and within range, or the field is left empty
         11. IMPORTANT: Fields marked as "readonly" are presentation elements (headers, labels) that provide context but MUST NOT receive values
-        12. CRITICAL - DUPLICATE FIELDS: When you see multiple fields with the same name but different IDs (e.g., "ID:field1 | Event date" and "ID:field2 | Event date"), these are DIFFERENT fields in DIFFERENT sections. The user will explicitly say which section they are filling (e.g., "for the first/second sub-form", "in the anamnesis section", "for the clinical sign"). Listen VERY CAREFULLY to these contextual clues. Use the readonly headers to understand which section each field belongs to. If the user says "for the clinical sign, the event date is X", you must fill the Event date field that comes AFTER the "MC Clinical sign" header, NOT the first Event date you see
+        12. CRITICAL - DUPLICATE FIELDS: When you see multiple fields with the same name but different IDs (e.g., "ID:field1 | Event date" and "ID:field2 | Event date"), these are DIFFERENT fields in DIFFERENT sections. TWO CASES APPLY: (a) The user SPECIFIES a section or instance (e.g., "for the first sub-form", "in the anamnesis section", "for the clinical sign"): fill ONLY the field that belongs to that section - use readonly headers as structural markers and listen VERY CAREFULLY to contextual clues; (b) The user mentions a field name WITHOUT any section or instance qualifier: apply the SAME value to ALL fields sharing that name, each as a separate entry in the response
         13. Use readonly fields as contextual hints to understand form structure and field grouping, but never fill them
         14. CRITICAL - UNKNOWN/NO/N-A VALUES: The interpretation of words like "Unknown", "Inconnu", "No", "Non", "N/A", "Non applicable" depends ENTIRELY on whether the field has those words as explicit options. Rule: if the user says "field X is Unknown" (or any similar phrasing) AND "Unknown" (or a close variant) exists in the options list for that field, then SELECT that option - it is a valid value. If the user says such words for a field that does NOT have them as options (string, number, date, etc.), then it means the user has no value to provide - leave the field empty, do NOT fill it with the literal text
         15. CRITICAL - PATTERN VALIDATION: Some fields have a regex pattern shown as "pattern=xxx". The value you extract MUST match this pattern exactly. If the transcription is too ambiguous to produce a value that matches the pattern, leave the field EMPTY
@@ -757,7 +757,8 @@ Rules:
 8. DATE/DATETIME OUT OF RANGE: if a date falls outside min/max constraints, leave the field EMPTY
 9. PATTERN VALIDATION: if a field has a pattern, the value MUST match it exactly, otherwise leave empty
 10. UNKNOWN VALUES: if the user says "Unknown" and it exists as an option, select it; otherwise leave empty
-11. CONFIDENCE SCORE: For each field you fill, add a "confidence" property (number between 0.01 and 0.99, max 2 decimal places) reflecting how certain you are about the extracted value. Use values close to 0.99 for clearly stated values, lower when you had to infer or approximate.
+11. DUPLICATE FIELD NAMES: if multiple fields share the same name (different IDs/sections) and the user specifies which section, fill only the matching one. If the user gives a value with NO section qualifier, apply the same value to ALL fields sharing that name, each as a separate entry.
+12. CONFIDENCE SCORE: For each field you fill, add a "confidence" property (number between 0.01 and 0.99, max 2 decimal places) reflecting how certain you are about the extracted value. Use values close to 0.99 for clearly stated values, lower when you had to infer or approximate.
 Respond ONLY with valid JSON.`;
     }
 }
@@ -821,7 +822,8 @@ Rules:
 8. DATE/DATETIME OUT OF RANGE: if a date falls outside min/max constraints, leave the field EMPTY
 9. PATTERN VALIDATION: if a field has a pattern, the value MUST match it exactly, otherwise leave empty
 10. UNKNOWN VALUES: if the user says "Unknown" and it exists as an option, select it; otherwise leave empty
-11. CONFIDENCE SCORE: For each field you fill, add a "confidence" property (number between 0.01 and 0.99, max 2 decimal places) reflecting how certain you are about the extracted value. Use values close to 0.99 for clearly stated values, lower when you had to infer or approximate.
+11. DUPLICATE FIELD NAMES: if multiple fields share the same name (different IDs/sections) and the user specifies which section, fill only the matching one. If the user gives a value with NO section qualifier, apply the same value to ALL fields sharing that name, each as a separate entry.
+12. CONFIDENCE SCORE: For each field you fill, add a "confidence" property (number between 0.01 and 0.99, max 2 decimal places) reflecting how certain you are about the extracted value. Use values close to 0.99 for clearly stated values, lower when you had to infer or approximate.
 Respond ONLY with valid JSON.`;
     }
 }