# Backend Development Plan ## 1. Category-Based System Instructions - **Goal:** Support system instructions tailored to specific engineering categories (e.g., mechanical, structural, civil, architectural, electrical, aerospace). - **Approach:** - Define a set of system instructions for each category. - **Allowed Categories:** - mechanical - structural - civil - architectural - electrical - aerospace - Store these instructions in a configuration file (e.g., JSON or YAML) or a database. - Update API endpoints to accept a `category` parameter. - Use the selected category in the generation logic to apply corresponding instructions. - Provide a fallback to default instructions if the category isn't recognized. ## 2. API Changes - **Add `category` field** to relevant request models (e.g., `TextGenerateRequest`, `ImageTextGenerateRequest`). - **Validate the category** against the allowed values. - **Pass category** to generation utilities to select appropriate instructions. - **Logging and Error Handling:** - Log usage statistics for different categories. - Return clear error messages if an invalid category is provided. ## 3. Future Ideas and Enhancements - Allow users to define custom categories or instructions. - Add endpoints to list available categories along with their descriptions. - Implement advanced logging and analytics to observe category usage. - Support multi-category or hybrid instructions. - **Extend the configuration:** - Provide detailed parameters per category (e.g., style, tone, structural guidelines). - Create a configuration file to manage these parameters centrally. - Explore caching mechanisms for repeated generation requests per category. --- ## Next Steps 1. Define allowed categories and specify instructions per category. 2. Refactor request models and endpoints to include a `category` parameter. 3. Update generation logic to utilize category-specific instructions. 4. Develop a configuration file for system instructions per category. 5. Enhance error handling and logging for better maintainability.