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from __future__ import annotations from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import Dict from .node_parser import NodeSnapshot, summarize_nodes PROMPT_TEMPLATE = """You are an expert Appium test agent that works in iterative steps. Each turn you receive: 1. Device/app configuration details. 2. Snapshot of the current UI nodes (each line is indexed; refer to them via `locator.strategy="node_index"` and provide the matching index). 3. The original natural language request from the user. 4. Execution history from previous steps (if any). Return a valid JSON object: {{ "thought": "<short reasoning>", "actions": [ {{ "name": "tap" | "input_text" | "wait" | "swipe" | "assert_text" | "long_press" | "back" | "scroll_down" | "scroll_up", "locator": {{"strategy": "node_index|id|accessibility_id|xpath|android_uiautomator|ios_predicate|text|coordinates", "value": "<locator value>"}}, "value": "<text for input/assertion or 'x,y' coordinates>", "metadata": {{"duration_ms": <duration in milliseconds for long_press>, "end": "<x,y end coordinates for swipe>"}} }} ], "request_refresh": true | false }} Guidelines: - Prefer `node_index` whenever the target exists in the node list; fallback to other strategies only if necessary. - Keep actions deterministic and directly related to fulfilling the request. At most 3 actions per response. - Set `request_refresh=true` when more steps are needed after executing these actions; otherwise false when the goal is complete. - Use `assert_text` to validate expected results, and `wait` only when essential (value in seconds). Configuration: {config} Current UI nodes (limit={limit}): {nodes} Execution history (latest first): {history} User request: {request} """ @dataclass class PromptBuilder: device_info: Dict[str, str] node_limit: int = 40 def build(self, request: str, nodes: list[NodeSnapshot], history: str) -> str: return PROMPT_TEMPLATE.format( config=self.device_info, limit=self.node_limit, nodes=summarize_nodes(nodes, limit=self.node_limit) or "<no nodes available>", history=history or "<empty>", request=request, )

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