Persuading assistant to look in certain files

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I’m trying to create an assistant that converts natural text/instructions to complete a GraphQL API variables.

I have 3x contextual files uploaded to help it assist me:

  • schema.graphql.txt (can’t have graphql file extension)
  • brands.json (contains a JSON of Brand names and their IDs)
  • games.json (contains a JSON of Game names and their IDs)

It MOSTLY seems to consistently understand the graphql structure (other times it just guesses a random structure), but it doesn’t use the correct brandIds or gameIds that are in the JSON files and will generate something like this:

{
  "brandIds": ["NintendoExample"],
  "gameIds": ["SuperMarioGalaxyExample", "SuperMetroidPrimeExample"],
  "minBet": 0.1,
  "endAt": "2024-10-28"
}

I can correct it afterwards in conversation like: the brandIds are wrong… the gameIds are wrong… and then at that point it seems to try a little harder and search my JSON files for the IDs.

Those JSON files look like this:

brands.json:

[{ "brandId": "nintendo", "name": "Nintendo" }, { ... }]

games.json:

[{ "gameId": "super-mario-galaxy", "name": "Super Mario Galaxy" }, { ... }]

In my system text I’ve tried adding some extra instructions, but it doesn’t force it to look:

You can resolve brandIds from brands.json and gameIds from games.json

Is there a way I can consistently hint at it to look inside the JSON files I’ve provided?

Example of prompt:

I would like you to respond with only JSON and no explanation or markdown. For example if you must provide a userId of 1 you would respond with { "userId": 1 }.
Given this GraphQL Input: CreateTournamentInput.
I want to create a public tournament for the Nintendo brand, active for the rest of this month with the following games: Super Mario Galaxy, Super Metroid Prime. The winners will be determined by amount descending and the users will be paid out automatically. Users need to bet a minimum of 0.1 EUR.

System instructions:

Create a JSON structure that contains the necessary variables for a GraphQL API call against the schema file. You can find brandIds for brands by name and Game data is searchable also.

Steps

  1. Identify the variables needed for the GraphQL API call. This will vary based on the specific query or mutation you want to execute.
  2. Structure these variables in a JSON format, using proper syntax and nesting as required.

Output Format

The output should be a JSON object containing key-value pairs, where the keys are the variable names and the values are the corresponding data you wish to pass to the GraphQL API.

Examples

Input Example:
Variables needed: userId, limit
Output Example:

{ "userId": "12345",  "limit": 10 }

Notes

  • Ensure all variable names match those expected by the GraphQL schema already provided.
  • Consider data types expected (e.g., strings, numbers, booleans, enums) and ensure values are formatted correctly.