system_prompt is a configmap key, not part of the lightspeed config file

[carbonin]

Third time's the charm 🤦

Also update the system prompt from #35

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Improved assistant behavior to remember and reuse user-provided information (such as cluster ID, cluster name, resource type) within the same conversation, reducing the need for repeated questions.
  • Enhanced example interactions to illustrate the assistant's memory capabilities.

• Chores

  • Updated deployment version to "2".

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Walkthrough

The changes revise the system prompt to emphasize memory and context retention, instructing the assistant to store and reuse parameter values provided by the user or tools within a conversation. The prompt and its example interactions are updated accordingly. Additionally, a deployment environment variable is incremented from version "1" to "2".

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
config/systemprompt.txt	Revised system prompt to emphasize memory/context retention and expanded example interactions.
template.yaml	Updated ConfigMap with new system prompt; changed DEPLOY_VERSION environment variable from "1" to "2".

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Assistant

    User->>Assistant: Provide a parameter (e.g., cluster ID)
    Assistant->>Assistant: Store parameter in memory
    Assistant->>User: Confirm parameter stored, proceed with query

    User->>Assistant: Ask a follow-up query (parameter not repeated)
    Assistant->>Assistant: Retrieve parameter from memory
    Assistant->>User: Use stored parameter to answer without re-asking

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