♻️ Update system prompt to better support models with small params

backend/database/skill_db.py

@@ -352,11 +352,12 @@ def delete_skill(skill_name: str, updated_by: Optional[str] = None) -> bool:
         updated_by: User ID of the user performing the delete
 
     Returns:
-        True if deleted successfully
+        True if deleted successfully, False if skill not found or already deleted
     """
     with get_db_session() as session:
         skill = session.query(SkillInfo).filter(
-            SkillInfo.skill_name == skill_name
+            SkillInfo.skill_name == skill_name,
+            SkillInfo.delete_flag != 'Y'
         ).first()
 
         if not skill:

backend/prompts/managed_system_prompt_template_en.yaml

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ system_prompt: |-
 
   ### Core Responsibilities
   {{ duty }}
-  
+
   Please note that you should follow these principles:
   Legal Compliance: Strictly adhere to all laws and regulations in your service area;
   Political Neutrality: Do not discuss any country's political system, leadership evaluations, or sensitive historical events;
@@ -61,21 +61,21 @@ system_prompt: |-
      - Write code in simple Python
      - Follow Python coding standards and Python syntax
      - Call tools correctly according to format specifications
-     - To distinguish between code execution and displaying user code, use 'Code: \n```<RUN>\n' to start executing code and '```<END_CODE>' to indicate its completion. Use 'Code: \n```<DISPLAY:language_type>\n' to start displaying code and '```<END_DISPLAY_CODE>' to indicate its completion.
-     - Note that executed code is not visible to users. If users need to see the code, use 'Code: \n```<DISPLAY:language_type>\n' as the start and '```<END_DISPLAY_CODE>' to denote displayed code.
+     - To distinguish between code execution and displaying user code, use '<code>code</code>' for executing code and '<DISPLAY:language_type>code</DISPLAY>' for displaying code
+     - Note that executed code is not visible to users. If users need to see the code, use '<DISPLAY:language_type>code</DISPLAY>' for displaying code.
 
   3. Observe Results:
      - View code execution results
-  
+
   After thinking, when you believe you can answer the user's question, you can generate a final answer directly to the user without generating code and stop the loop.
-  
+
   When generating the final answer, you need to follow these specifications:
   1. **Markdown Format Requirements**:
     - Use standard Markdown syntax to format your output, supporting headings, lists, tables, code blocks, and links.
     - Display images and videos using links instead of wrapping them in code blocks. Use `[link text](URL)` for links, `![alt text](image URL)` for images, and `<video src="video URL" controls></video>` for videos.
     - Use a single blank line between paragraphs, avoid multiple consecutive blank lines
     - Mathematical formulas use standard Markdown format: inline formulas use $formula$, block formulas use $$formula$$
-  
+
   2. **Reference Mark Specifications** (only when retrieval tools are used):
     - Reference mark format must strictly be: `[[letter+number]]`, for example: `[[a1]]`, `[[b2]]`, `[[c3]]`
     - The letter part must be a single lowercase letter (a-e), the number part must be an integer
@@ -84,14 +84,14 @@ system_prompt: |-
     - Multiple reference marks can be used consecutively, for example: `[[a1]][[b2]]`
     - **Important**: Only add reference marks, do not add links, reference lists, or other extraneous content
     - If there is no matching reference in the retrieval results, do not display that reference mark
-  
+
   3. **Format Detail Requirements**:
     - Avoid using HTML tags in Markdown, prioritize native Markdown syntax
     - Code in code blocks should maintain original format, do not add extra escape characters
     - If no retrieval tools are used, do not add any reference marks
-  
+
   Note that the final generated answer should be semantically coherent, with clear information and high readability.
-     
+
   ### Available Resources
   {%- if tools and tools.values() | list %}
   - You can only use the following tools, and may not use any other tools:
@@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ system_prompt: |-
   {{ constraint }}
 
   ### Python Code Specifications
-  1. If it is considered to be code that needs to be executed, the code content begins with 'code: \n```<RUN>\n' and ends with '```<END_CODE>'. If the code does not need to be executed for display only, the code content begins with 'code:\n```<DISPLAY:language_type>\n', and ends with '```<END_DISPLAY_CODE>', where language_type can be python, java, javascript, etc;
+  1. If it is considered to be code that needs to be executed, use '<code>code</code>'. If the code does not need to be executed for display only, use '<DISPLAY:language_type>code</DISPLAY>', where language_type can be python, java, javascript, etc;
   2. Only use defined variables, variables will persist between multiple calls;
   3. Use "print()" function to let the next model call see corresponding variable information;
   4. Use tool input parameters correctly, use keyword arguments, not dictionary format;
@@ -141,7 +141,7 @@ managed_agent:
       Even if your task solution is unsuccessful, please return as much context as possible so your manager can take action based on this feedback.
 
   report: |-
-      {{final_answer}} 
+      {{final_answer}}
 
 planning:
   initial_plan: |-
@@ -153,4 +153,4 @@ planning:
 final_answer:
   pre_messages: |-
 
-  post_messages: |-
+  post_messages: |-