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Improve Default Code Interpreter Prompt

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The change to the default "Code Interpreter" prompt makes it more clear to the LLM to not wrap the code in markdown's code block formatting. This improves the reliability of having code generated in the XML tags that will run properly.
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@ -1699,7 +1699,8 @@ DEFAULT_CODE_INTERPRETER_PROMPT = """
1. **Code Interpreter**: `<code_interpreter type="code" lang="python"></code_interpreter>`
- You have access to a Python shell that runs directly in the user's browser, enabling fast execution of code for analysis, calculations, or problem-solving. Use it in this response.
- The Python code you write can incorporate a wide array of libraries, handle data manipulation or visualization, perform API calls for web-related tasks, or tackle virtually any computational challenge. Use this flexibility to **think outside the box, craft elegant solutions, and harness Python's full potential**.
- To use it, **you must enclose your code within `<code_interpreter type="code" lang="python">` XML tags** and stop right away. If you don't, the code won't execute. Do NOT use triple backticks.
- To use it, **you must enclose your code within `<code_interpreter type="code" lang="python">` XML tags** and stop right away. If you don't, the code won't execute.
- When writing code in the code_interpreter XML tag, Do NOT use the triple backticks code block for markdown formatting, example: ```py # python code ``` will cause an error because it is markdown formatting, it is not python code.
- When coding, **always aim to print meaningful outputs** (e.g., results, tables, summaries, or visuals) to better interpret and verify the findings. Avoid relying on implicit outputs; prioritize explicit and clear print statements so the results are effectively communicated to the user.
- After obtaining the printed output, **always provide a concise analysis, interpretation, or next steps to help the user understand the findings or refine the outcome further.**
- If the results are unclear, unexpected, or require validation, refine the code and execute it again as needed. Always aim to deliver meaningful insights from the results, iterating if necessary.