Giorgio Gilestro
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Reports that portfolio AI analysis was coming back in English even for IT-toggled users. Traced the chain (DB user.lang IS set to it, router passes it into the payload, parse_request reads it, build_prompt appends respond_in_clause), so the wiring is correct end-to-end. The model was simply ignoring the single-sentence tail nudge: when the system prompt is hundreds of lines of English and the user message adds more English context, "Respond in Italian." at the end is easy to drop on the floor. Add a new services/i18n.language_directive_lead() that returns a strong, explicit top-of-prompt block — "# LANGUAGE — write everything in <X>" plus the verbatim-tickers-and-numbers carve-out — meant to be PREPENDED so the model anchors on the target language before it reads the bulk of the instructions. Combined with the existing tail clause it's belt-and-suspenders: top + bottom of the prompt both say "in this language". Applied to portfolio_analysis.build_prompt() and chat.py — the two surfaces that generate user-facing prose in real time (the strategic log + indicator summaries get post-hoc translation via translate(), so the directive isn't needed there). Empty-string return for en / unknown lang means callers can wire it in unconditionally; no extra plumbing in i18n callsites. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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| __init__.py | ||
| api.py | ||
| auth.py | ||
| chat.py | ||
| email.py | ||
| ops.py | ||
| pages.py | ||
| polar_webhook.py | ||
| public.py | ||
| stripe_billing.py | ||
| sync.py | ||
| ticker_validate.py | ||
| universe.py | ||