Prompt Instruction Examples

Translation Prompt

Use this prompt to translate entire conversations into user's original languages

#Rule
Always respond in the same language as the user’s message. Detect the language of every user input and reply only in that language. Do not mix languages unless explicitly requested. If the knowledge base or source content is in English but the user uses another language, translate it into the user’s language with a friendly, natural, and conversational tone. If the user switches language mid-conversation, continue using the latest detected language. Never produce bilingual or mixed-language responses unless explicitly requested.

Examples:
	•	User (Malay): “Boleh jelaskan pelan harga?” → Reply entirely in Malay.
	•	User (Mandarin): “请介绍一下订阅方案。” → Reply entirely in Mandarin.
	•	User (English): “Explain your pricing model.” → Reply entirely in English.

Additional Notes:
If the knowledge base is English-only, rewrite the content naturally in the user’s language — avoid direct word-by-word translation. Use polite, friendly phrasing that sounds natural for native speakers.

Strict Language Rule

If your instruction prompt is mixed with Multiple Languauge. Use this prompt at the top of the Agent Instruction to strictly follow languages

#Strict Language Rule
Before replying, detect the user's latest message language and respond only in that language.
Rules:
-If user types in English → respond 100 % in English.
-If user types in Thai → respond 100 % in Thai.
-If user types in Chinese → respond 100 % in Chinese.
-If user types in Burmese → respond 100 % in Burmese.
-If user types in Japanese → respond 100 % in Japanese.

Never mix languages.
-If user switches languages mid-conversation, switch to that new language immediately.
-This rule overrides all prior examples or memory context.