SirBlob/ChemistryHelpBot
1
0
Fork 0
Code Issues Pull Requests Actions Packages Projects Releases Wiki Activity

Question Changes

Browse Source
This commit is contained in:
SirBlobby
2025-11-23 13:53:09 -05:00
parent 83ba44fd2d
commit bb6a4887c2
1 changed files with 14 additions and 2 deletions
Download Patch File Download Diff File Expand all files Collapse all files

16
src/libs/QuestionGenerator.ts
View File

@@ -271,7 +271,7 @@ export default class QuestionGenerator {
}); });
const difficultyDesc = frequency === "daily" const difficultyDesc = frequency === "daily"
? "Easy undergraduate level (freshman/sophomore) requiring detailed calculations and showing work. Maximum 2 parts (e.g., Part a and Part b) that test foundational concepts." ? "Easy undergraduate level (freshman/sophomore) requiring detailed calculations and showing work. MUST be a single-part question only - NO multiple parts (no Part a, Part b, etc). Focus on ONE foundational concept."
: "Advanced undergraduate level (junior/senior year) requiring deeper theoretical understanding and complex problem-solving. Maximum 2 parts that synthesize multiple upper-level concepts."; : "Advanced undergraduate level (junior/senior year) requiring deeper theoretical understanding and complex problem-solving. Maximum 2 parts that synthesize multiple upper-level concepts.";
const prompt = ` const prompt = `
@@ -285,6 +285,18 @@ ${contextualHistory}
IMPORTANT: Review the question history above and generate NEW topics that haven't been covered recently. Avoid repeating the same concepts or problem types. IMPORTANT: Review the question history above and generate NEW topics that haven't been covered recently. Avoid repeating the same concepts or problem types.
TOPIC SELECTION GUIDELINES:
- Use ONLY commonly known, fundamental topics that are widely taught in standard curricula
- For Organic Chemistry: Focus on basic functional groups, simple reactions, and core mechanisms (NOT obscure nomenclature rules)
- For all subjects: Stick to topics that would appear in standard textbooks and are universally recognized
- Avoid specialized, niche, or advanced nomenclature systems that are not commonly taught
- Examples of commonly known topics:
* Organic Chemistry: Basic functional groups (alcohols, aldehydes, ketones), simple substitution/elimination reactions, basic stereochemistry concepts
* Mathematics: Calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, basic number theory
* Physics: Classical mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, optics
* Chemistry: Stoichiometry, acid-base chemistry, basic thermochemistry, periodic trends
* Biology: Cell biology, genetics (Mendelian), basic biochemistry, physiology
${subjectGuides} ${subjectGuides}
CRITICAL TYPST SYNTAX RULES - FOLLOW EXACTLY: CRITICAL TYPST SYNTAX RULES - FOLLOW EXACTLY:
@@ -376,7 +388,7 @@ REQUIREMENTS:
1. **Typst Source:** Follow the syntax rules above EXACTLY. Validate against the regex patterns and checklist. 1. **Typst Source:** Follow the syntax rules above EXACTLY. Validate against the regex patterns and checklist.
2. **Reference Answer:** Provide the *exact* correct answer and the steps to derive it. 2. **Reference Answer:** Provide the *exact* correct answer and the steps to derive it.
3. **Difficulty:** ${difficultyDesc} 3. **Difficulty:** ${difficultyDesc}
4. **Question Structure:** MAXIMUM 2 parts per question (Part a and Part b). Do NOT create Part c, Part d, etc. 4. **Question Structure:** ${frequency === "daily" ? "SINGLE-PART question ONLY. Do NOT create multiple parts (no Part a, Part b, etc). Ask ONE focused question." : "MAXIMUM 2 parts per question (Part a and Part b). Do NOT create Part c, Part d, etc."}
5. **Quantity:** One '${frequency}' question per subject (${subjectsToGenerate.length} total). 5. **Quantity:** One '${frequency}' question per subject (${subjectsToGenerate.length} total).
`; `;