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Format AI assistant responses with a green-colored header ("🤖 AI response:") for clear separation.
Wrap lines at 100 characters to avoid horizontal scrolling and enhance readability in terminals.
Store conversation history as text files inside a 'chat_sessions' folder.
Use the first sentence of the user's question as the session title for easy identification.
If the user asks exactly the same question as a previous one, the assistant's new reply is appended to the same .txt file inside 'chat_sessions', maintaining a running log for identical prompts.
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Format AI assistant responses with a green-colored header ("🤖 AI response:") for clear separation.
Wrap lines at 100 characters to avoid horizontal scrolling and enhance readability in terminals.
Store conversation history as text files inside a 'chat_sessions' folder.
Use the first sentence of the user's question as the session title for easy identification.
If the user asks exactly the same question as a previous one, the assistant's new reply is appended to the same .txt file inside 'chat_sessions', maintaining a running log for identical prompts.