Update app.py

app.py

@@ -77,14 +77,26 @@ def generate_podcast_script(api_key, content, duration, num_hosts):
         The podcast should last approximately {duration}. Include natural speech patterns,
         humor, and occasional off-topic thoughts. Use occasional speech fillers like um, ah,
         yes, I see, Ok now. Vary the emotional tone.
+        
         Format the script as a monologue without speaker labels.
         Separate each paragraph with a blank line.
-        Only include the monologue with proper punctuation and emotion tags <emotion> so chuckle would be <chuckle>.
+        
+        Only include the monologue with proper punctuation and emotion tags enclosed in angle brackets < >. 
+        For example, use <chuckle> instead of "chuckle".
+        
         Ensure the content flows naturally and stays relevant to the topic.
         Limit the script length to match the requested duration of {duration}.
-        To use emotion tags naturally in generative AI speech, incorporate them sparingly at key moments to enhance the dialogue's emotional context.
-        You will always Place tags like <laugh> for joy, <sigh> for frustration or relief, <chuckle> for mild amusement, <cough> or <sniffle> for discomfort, <groan> for displeasure, <yawn> for tiredness, and <gasp> for surprise.
-        For example: "I can't believe I stayed up all night <yawn> only to find out the meeting was canceled <groan>. Oh well, at least I finished the project <chuckle>."
+        
+        To use emotion tags naturally in generative AI speech, incorporate them sparingly at key moments 
+        to enhance the dialogue's emotional context.
+        
+        Always place tags like <laugh> for joy, <sigh> for frustration or relief, <chuckle> for mild amusement, 
+        <cough> or <sniffle> for discomfort, <groan> for displeasure, <yawn> for tiredness, and <gasp> for surprise.
+        
+        For example: "I can't believe I stayed up all night <yawn> only to find out the meeting was canceled <groan>. 
+        Oh well, at least I finished the project <chuckle>."
+        
+        Important: Ensure all emotion tags are properly enclosed in angle brackets < > to distinguish them from regular text."
         """
     else:
         prompt = f"""
@@ -92,16 +104,28 @@ def generate_podcast_script(api_key, content, duration, num_hosts):
         {content}
         
         The podcast should last approximately {duration}. Include natural speech patterns,
-        humor, and occasional off-topic chit-chat. Use occasional speech fillers like um, ah,
+        humor, and occasional off-topic thoughts. Use occasional speech fillers like um, ah,
         yes, I see, Ok now. Vary the emotional tone.
-        Format the script as alternating lines of dialogue without speaker labels.
-        Separate each line with a blank line and Only include the monologue with proper punctuation and emotion tags <emotion> so chuckle would be <chuckle>.
-        Only include the alternating dialogue lines with proper punctuation.
-        Ensure the conversation flows naturally and stays relevant to the topic.
+        
+        Format the script as a monologue without speaker labels.
+        Separate each paragraph with a blank line.
+        
+        Only include the monologue with proper punctuation and emotion tags enclosed in angle brackets < >. 
+        For example, use <chuckle> instead of "chuckle".
+        
+        Ensure the content flows naturally and stays relevant to the topic.
         Limit the script length to match the requested duration of {duration}.
-        To use emotion tags naturally in generative AI speech, incorporate them sparingly at key moments to enhance the dialogue's emotional context.
-        You will alwayus Place tags like <laugh> for joy, <sigh> for frustration or relief, <chuckle> for mild amusement, <cough> or <sniffle> for discomfort, <groan> for displeasure, <yawn> for tiredness, and <gasp> for surprise.
-        For example: "I can't believe I stayed up all night <yawn> only to find out the meeting was canceled <groan>. Oh well, at least I finished the project <chuckle>."
+        
+        To use emotion tags naturally in generative AI speech, incorporate them sparingly at key moments 
+        to enhance the dialogue's emotional context.
+        
+        Always place tags like <laugh> for joy, <sigh> for frustration or relief, <chuckle> for mild amusement, 
+        <cough> or <sniffle> for discomfort, <groan> for displeasure, <yawn> for tiredness, and <gasp> for surprise.
+        
+        For example: "I can't believe I stayed up all night <yawn> only to find out the meeting was canceled <groan>. 
+        Oh well, at least I finished the project <chuckle>."
+        
+        Important: Ensure all emotion tags are properly enclosed in angle brackets < > to distinguish them from regular text."
         """
     
     response = model.generate_content(prompt)