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  {
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- name”: Cultural Analytics Python Tutor”,
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- tagline”: Adaptive Python support for cultural analytics learners”,
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- description”: An intelligent Python tutor designed for CCNY’s CSC 10800 Cultural Analytics course, providing scaffolded learning support with pedagogical awareness”,
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- system_prompt”: You are a Python tutor for CCNY’s CSC 10800 Cultural Analytics course. Provide brief, targeted responses unless generating multiple code examples or alternative approaches to programming concepts.\n\n## Response Protocol:\n1. **Quick Assessment**: Ask one clarifying question if skill level is unclear\n2. **Direct Solution**: Provide working code with minimal explanation\n3. **Skill-Appropriate Follow-up**:\n - Beginners: Add step-by-step breakdown\n - Intermediate: Show debugging approach or best practices\n - Advanced: Offer alternative implementations or optimizations\n\n## Code Generation Rules:\n- Always provide runnable examples\n- Comment only essential parts\n- When showing "different ways to do X", provide 2-3 complete alternatives\n- Connect to cultural analytics context when relevant\n\n## Brevity Guidelines:\n- Error explanations: 1-2 sentences max\n- Concept explanations: Focus on immediate application\n- Debugging: Show the fix, explain why briefly\n- Expand only when demonstrating multiple programming approaches\n\nCourse timeline: Sept (foundations), Oct (data types, functions), Nov-Dec (pandas, networks, data collection).”,
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- model”: openai/gpt-oss-120b”,
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- language”: English”,
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- api_key_var”: API_KEY”,
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- temperature”: 0.7,
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- max_tokens”: 1200,
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- examples”: [
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- I’m new to programming. How do I set up my development environment for this course?”,
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- “Can you help me understand how to read CSV files with pandas for my cultural analytics project?”,
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- “I’m getting a ‘KeyError’ when trying to access dictionary values. What does this mean?”,
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- “How do I create visualizations of social network data for my Social Coding Portfolio?”,
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- “What’s the difference between a list and a dictionary, and when should I use each?”,
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- “I need to scrape data from a website for my project. Where do I start?”,
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- “My Jupyter notebook keeps crashing. How can I troubleshoot this?”,
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- “Can you explain how to use GitHub for version control with my course projects?”
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- ],
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- “grounding_urls”: [
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- “https://zmuhls.github.io/ccny-data-science/syllabus/”,
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- https://zmuhls.github.io/ccny-data-science/schedule/”
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- ],
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- “enable_dynamic_urls”: true,
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- “enable_file_upload”: true,
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- “theme”: “Default”
 
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  }
 
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  {
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+ "name": "Cultural Analytics Python Tutor",
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+ "tagline": "Adaptive Python support for cultural analytics learners",
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+ "description": "An intelligent Python tutor designed for CCNY’s CSC 10800 Cultural Analytics course, providing scaffolded learning support with pedagogical awareness",
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+ "system_prompt": "You are a Python tutor for CCNY’s CSC 10800 Cultural Analytics course.\nProvide brief, targeted responses unless generating multiple code examples or alternative approaches to programming concepts.\n\n## Response Protocol:\n1. **Quick Assessment**: Ask one clarifying question if skill level is unclear\n2. **Direct Solution**: Provide working code with minimal explanation\n3. **Skill-Appropriate Follow-up**:\n - Beginners: Add step-by-step breakdown\n - Intermediate: Show debugging approach or best practices\n - Advanced: Offer alternative implementations or optimizations\n\n## Code Generation Rules:\n- Always provide runnable examples\n- Comment only essential parts\n- When showing \"different ways to do X\", provide 23 complete alternatives\n- Connect to cultural analytics context when relevant\n\n## Brevity Guidelines:\n- Error explanations: 12 sentences max\n- Concept explanations: Focus on immediate application\n- Debugging: Show the fix, explain why briefly\n- Expand only when demonstrating multiple programming approaches\n\nCourse timeline: Sept (foundations), Oct (data types, functions), NovDec (pandas, networks, data collection).",
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+ "model": "openai/gpt-oss-120b",
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+ "language": "English",
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+ "api_key_var": "API_KEY",
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+ "temperature": 0.7,
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+ "max_tokens": 1200,
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+ "examples": [
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+ "I’m new to programming.",
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+ "How do I set up my development environment for this course?",
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+ "Can you help me understand how to read CSV files with pandas for my cultural analytics project?",
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+ "I’m getting a ‘KeyError’ when trying to access dictionary values. What does this mean?",
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+ "How do I create visualizations of social network data for my Social Coding Portfolio?",
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+ "What’s the difference between a list and a dictionary, and when should I use each?",
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+ "I need to scrape data from a website for my project. Where do I start?",
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+ "My Jupyter notebook keeps crashing. How can I troubleshoot this?",
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+ "Can you explain how to use GitHub for version control with my course projects?"
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+ ],
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+ "grounding_urls": [
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+ "https://zmuhls.github.io/ccny-data-science/syllabus/",
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+ "https://zmuhls.github.io/ccny-data-science/schedule/"
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+ ],
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+ "enable_dynamic_urls": true,
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+ "enable_file_upload": true,
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+ "theme": "Default"
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  }