rigorous

https://github.com/robertjakob/rigorous/blob/main/Agent1_Pee... TBH, that's a bit of a WTF file. The `def _determine_research_type` method looks like a placeholder you've forgotten about too, as it use a pretty wonky way to determine the paper type. Also, you really didn't need specialized classes for each prompt, you could have just had the prompts as text files a single class loaded as templates that you just replace text into. That will mean you're going to have a lot of work whenever you need to update the way your prompting works, having to change 24 files each time, probably cut/pasting which is error prone. I've done it before where you have the templates in a folder, and the program just dynamically loads them. So you can add more really easily. Next stage is to add pre-processor directives to your loader that allows you to put some config at the top of each text file. I'm also not looking that hard at the code, but it seems you dump the entire paper into each prompt, rather than just the section it needs to review, which seems like an easy money saver if you asked an AI to chop up the paper, then just inject the section needed to reduce your costs for tokens. Although you then run the risk of it chopping it up badly. Finally, and this is a real nitpick but it's twitch inducing when reading the prompts, comments in javascript are two forward slashes not a hash.