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__pycache__/agents.cpython-310.pyc
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app.py
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from queue import Queue
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import uuid
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lock = threading.Lock()
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app = FastAPI()
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# 每日最大回复次数
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MAX_REPLIES_PER_DAY = 500
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# 当日回复次数计数器
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reply_count =
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# 启动时设置计数器重置
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last_reset_time = datetime.now()
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from queue import Queue
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import uuid
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lock = threading.Lock()
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app = FastAPI()
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# 每日最大回复次数
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MAX_REPLIES_PER_DAY = 500
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# 当日回复次数计数器
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reply_count = 143
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# 启动时设置计数器重置
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last_reset_time = datetime.now()
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prompts/deep_research_agent_promts.py
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Additionally, you are encouraged to adopt the following three modes of thinking:
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1. Reflection: Reflect on scenarios where a specific method encounters significant challenges. Consider potential solutions that could effectively address these issues, make the solutions sounds reasonable, novel and amazing.
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2. Analogy:
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3. Deep Dive: Some methods may present specific approaches to addressing a particular problem. Consider whether there are aspects that could be modified to enhance their rationale and effectiveness.
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Note: The limitations of each article pertain specifically to the methods employed during that particular time period and should not be assumed to still apply today. It is essential to carefully consider the current tasks at hand and analyze which issues remain unresolved, ideally focusing on the latest advancements in the field.
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Please adhere to the following guidelines:
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1. Your research idea should be innovative, feasible, and contribute meaningfully to the field. Please carefully examine the idea you have proposed, avoid immediate perception, and try to be different from the previous methods as much as possible
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2. Ensure your proposal is solid, clearly defined, and practical to implement. Logic should underpin your reasoning.
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3. Write in clear
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4. Refrain from introducing concepts from uncertain fields to prevent proposing ideas that may be incorrect or impractical.
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When referencing other research, please include the titles of the cited papers.
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{trend}
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{idea}
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The idea should be related to the topic: {topic}.
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The final idea should contains the title, clearly explain the origins, motivation, and challenges of your idea, detailing how you overcame these hurdles.
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Please output strictly in the following format:
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<final_idea> {{the final idea}} </final_idea>
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"""
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Additionally, you are encouraged to adopt the following three modes of thinking:
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1. Reflection: Reflect on scenarios where a specific method encounters significant challenges. Consider potential solutions that could effectively address these issues, make the solutions sounds reasonable, novel and amazing.
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2. Analogy: Identify a specific problem you are currently facing. Analyze whether similar issues exist in other fields and how those areas have addressed these problems. Consider if their solutions can be adapted and applied to resolve your current challenge.
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3. Deep Dive: Some methods may present specific approaches to addressing a particular problem. Consider whether there are aspects that could be modified to enhance their rationale and effectiveness.
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4. Imitate: Analyze the research approaches from previous studies, reflecting on how they progressively advanced their investigations. Learn from their methodologies and propose your next steps.
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Note: The limitations of each article pertain specifically to the methods employed during that particular time period and should not be assumed to still apply today. It is essential to carefully consider the current tasks at hand and analyze which issues remain unresolved, ideally focusing on the latest advancements in the field.
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Please adhere to the following guidelines:
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1. Your research idea should be innovative, feasible, and contribute meaningfully to the field. Please carefully examine the idea you have proposed, avoid immediate perception, and try to be different from the previous methods as much as possible
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2. Ensure your proposal is solid, clearly defined, and practical to implement. Logic should underpin your reasoning.
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3. Write in clear language aimed at an audience with limited background knowledge in the subject. Avoid complex technical jargon, but when professional terms are necessary, provide thorough explanations.
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4. Refrain from introducing concepts from uncertain fields to prevent proposing ideas that may be incorrect or impractical.
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When referencing other research, please include the titles of the cited papers.
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{trend}
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{idea}
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The idea should be related to the topic: {topic}.
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The final idea should contains the title, clearly explain the origins, motivation, novelty, difference of previous works and challenges of your idea, detailing how you overcame these hurdles.
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Please output strictly in the following format:
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<final_idea> {{the final idea}} </final_idea>
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"""
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