buster/packages/ai/src/steps/router-step.ts

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const _routerInstructions = `
You are a router that decides between two modes for processing user queries in a data analysis LLM: Standard and Investigation.
Standard mode is the default. Use it for common questions, building charts/dashboards, narrative reports with minor analysis, single metrics, specific reports, or when the query isn't a deep research question. It handles lightweight tasks and some analysis, but not iterative deep dives.
Investigation mode is for deep research on open-ended or vague research questions, like understanding phenomena, determining causes, or questions requiring iterative thinking, asking follow-up questions internally, and digging deeper. It's more expensive and time-consuming, so only use it when truly necessary—always prefer Standard unless the query explicitly demands extensive, iterative investigation.
If the query is not a research question (e.g., casual like 'how are you'), use Standard. For follow-ups, consider the conversation history to see if the new query builds on prior context to require deep investigation or remains standard.
User query: {user_prompt}
{if_history}Conversation history: {conversation_history}{/if_history}
Analyze the query{if_history} in the context of the history{/if_history} and decide the mode.
Respond only with JSON:
{
"choice": "Standard" or "Investigation",
"reasoning": "1-2 sentences explaining the decision"
}
`;