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Issue Title: SYSTEM_PROMPT Not Behaving as Expected with Larger Queries
Issue Description:
The custom SYSTEM_PROMPT designed to ensure the AI Voice Agent communicates exclusively in Japanese while maintaining a polite and concise conversational tone is not functioning as expected. Despite accurately implementing similar functionality in a simpler prompt, the behavior diverges when incorporating a more detailed and complex prompt.
The AI does not adhere to the specified instruction to terminate the call "only when explicitly instructed or when there are no further interactions."
The agent's language use and conversational tone may deviate from the exclusive Japanese (敬語) context defined in the prompt.
The desired concise responses (1–3 sentences) are not consistently observed.
Suspected Cause:
The issue may stem from the following:
Prompt Length: The extended prompt contains more details, which might lead to parsing or processing challenges within the Ultravox API or the underlying AI model.
Complexity of Instructions: Multiple directives (e.g., exclusive language use, short responses, and a specific tone) might be causing priority conflicts or diluting the primary call termination condition.
Tool or API Limitations: The Ultravox system may not effectively parse or execute larger and more nuanced prompts, leading to unintended behavior.
Steps to Reproduce:
Use the detailed SYSTEM_PROMPT provided in the integration script.
Initiate a call through the Ultravox API with the configured prompt.
Observe the agent's behavior, focusing on language use, tone, response length, and call termination criteria.
Expected Behavior:
The AI agent communicates exclusively in Japanese (敬語) throughout the call.
Responses are concise (1–3 sentences), maintaining a polite yet approachable tone.
The call ends only when explicitly instructed or when interactions naturally cease.
Actual Behavior:
The AI does not consistently meet the exclusivity or conciseness criteria.
Call termination may occur prematurely or contrary to instructions.
Suggested Resolution:
Simplify the Prompt: Divide complex instructions into smaller, more focused prompts to reduce parsing complexity.
Test Incrementally: Validate behavior with a simplified version of the prompt and gradually add details to identify the breaking point.
Consult Ultravox Documentation: Verify prompt length and complexity limitations within the API guidelines.
Enable Debugging: Log detailed API responses and execution flow to identify parsing or configuration issues.
Optimize API Configuration: Adjust parameters like temperature or tool settings to better handle complex instructions.
Priority: High
This issue directly impacts the functionality and reliability of the AI Voice Agent, particularly in adhering to language and termination conditions critical for user experience.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Issue Title: SYSTEM_PROMPT Not Behaving as Expected with Larger Queries
Issue Description:
The custom
SYSTEM_PROMPT
designed to ensure the AI Voice Agent communicates exclusively in Japanese while maintaining a polite and concise conversational tone is not functioning as expected. Despite accurately implementing similar functionality in a simpler prompt, the behavior diverges when incorporating a more detailed and complex prompt.Observed Behavior:
Suspected Cause:
The issue may stem from the following:
Steps to Reproduce:
SYSTEM_PROMPT
provided in the integration script.Expected Behavior:
Actual Behavior:
Suggested Resolution:
temperature
or tool settings to better handle complex instructions.Priority: High
This issue directly impacts the functionality and reliability of the AI Voice Agent, particularly in adhering to language and termination conditions critical for user experience.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: