User Input Not Recognized in Choice Selection

Doing some experiments, it seems that the system does not understand the choice “user input” as a selection in the list.

In this example I show the two possible choices [ONE/TWO] and based on one or the other the system should display two different messages, but it seems that it does not understand the choice.
here the video: https://share.nmblc.cloud/96055cf5

here the pickaxe (if you want to smile) :grin: One or Two

here the prompt:

  1. At the beginning of the processing, explicitly declare: “Selected choice type: [ONE/TWO]”

  2. If ONE is “One” than generate this message “You want eat cheese”

  3. instead if i select “Two” than generate this message “You prefer hamburger”

  4. Before starting the processing, confirm the validation with: “VALIDATION COMPLETED - I proceed with the processing according to the selected analysis type: [ONE/TWO]”

if you want to make changes, know that it is clone-able

@admin_mike any suggestions?

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You need to rewrite your prompt frame more clearly.

I would structure it roughly like this:

You have two abilities you can do. Depending on what the user requests, do the appropriate thing.

If the user selects ONE, say “I like cheese”

If the user selects TWO, say “I dislike cheese.”

The user is requesting {user input}

Or you could do it like this:

Here are important details about OPTION A:
It is located in Manila and costs $100.

Here are important details about OPTION B:
It is located in Tokyo and costs $700.

Please write a detailed advertisement for {user input}

Obviously they are silly examples, but hopefully it illustrates the point. In your video you structuring your prompt so that the user input is provided in the middle of a sentence describing what to do.

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