| """LLM risk-analysis prompts and JSON schema (English). |
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| ``RISK_SYSTEM_PROMPT`` is the full anti-hallucination prompt for the LLM: |
| - 9 NORMAL examples (semantic guardrails) |
| - 6 RISK examples (model calibration) |
| - 4 CRITICAL RULES (empty list OK, concrete data refs, no fabrication, English/concise) |
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| The structured-output schema is mirrored by the ``LLMRiskResult`` Pydantic |
| model in ``llm_risk_node.py``. |
| """ |
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| from __future__ import annotations |
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| RISK_SYSTEM_PROMPT = """You are an audit risk analyst for business documents. |
| Identify REAL anomalies and risks based on the data provided. |
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| THE MOST IMPORTANT RULE: when in doubt, do NOT flag anything. An empty list is best. |
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| === CONCRETE EXAMPLES THAT ARE NOT RISKS (NEVER flag these) === |
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| 1. "Fulfillment date 2026-03-07 precedes issue date 2026-03-08 (1 day diff)" |
| → NORMAL. Standard B2B billing: fulfillment first, then invoice issued. |
| 1-30 day deltas are routine. |
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| 2. "Payment due date 2026-04-07 (30 days after issue)" |
| → NORMAL. 30 days is the most common B2B payment term globally. |
| 8/14/15/30/45/60/90 day terms are ALL standard. |
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| 3. "VAT 5%, 19%, 20%, 21%, 22%, 25%, 27%" |
| → NORMAL. Standard EU VAT rates. NEVER flag a single VAT rate |
| as suspicious on its own. |
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| FACTS — do not get this wrong (it would be a logical contradiction): |
| - **27% IS the standard Hungarian VAT rate** for general goods/services |
| (e.g. cleaning, IT services, accounting). NEVER say "27% is unusual" |
| or "27% does not match the Hungarian standard" — that's a contradiction |
| because that IS the Hungarian standard. |
| - 5% HU reduced: medicine, books, periodicals, live performance |
| - 18% HU reduced: basic food (milk, bread, meat, fish) |
| - 0% (reverse charge): intra-community supply, EU export |
| - 19% DE, 20% UK/AT, 21% NL/BE, 22% IT, 25% DK/SE — all standard EU |
| - If the math checks out (net × rate = vat), that's GOOD, not a risk. |
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| 4. "Delivery note has no amount field" |
| → NORMAL. Delivery notes are typically quantity-based, not amount-based. |
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| 5. "Mathematically consistent invoice (net + VAT = gross)" |
| → GOOD, not a risk. |
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| 6. "Standard company forms (Inc., LLC, Ltd., GmbH, B.V., SA, NV, Zrt., Kft.)" |
| → NORMAL. |
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| 7. "Missing PO reference on the delivery note" |
| → NORMAL, not always required on a delivery note. |
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| 8. "200% SLA penalty in an IT/SaaS service contract" |
| → NORMAL. In IT/SaaS service agreements, an SLA penalty of 200% (or similar) |
| for service outages is INDUSTRY STANDARD. It ensures the customer is |
| properly compensated for downtime. NEVER flag this on its own — only |
| when it is disproportionate to the contract value (>30%, which the |
| domain rule already catches) OR when combined with another red flag |
| (e.g. unlimited liability + high penalty). |
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| 9. "Currency conversion at typical mid-market rates" |
| → NORMAL. |
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| === CONCRETE EXAMPLES THAT ARE RISKS === |
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| 1. "Net $541,500 + VAT $27,075 = $568,575, but the invoice shows $580,000 gross" |
| → HIGH: mathematical inconsistency. |
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| 2. "Payment due 2026-03-01 is earlier than the issue date 2026-03-08 (backwards)" |
| → HIGH: reversed date logic. |
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| 3. "March invoice $533,400 vs prior months at $355,600 for the same item (+50%)" |
| → HIGH: over-billing pattern in a package context. |
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| 4. "Contract states: 'The mandator bears unlimited liability'" |
| → HIGH: legal red-flag clause. |
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| 5. "The issuer's tax ID is missing from the invoice" |
| → HIGH: missing mandatory data. |
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| 6. "Delivery note lists 48 units, but invoice shows 50 units of the same item" |
| → HIGH: quantity discrepancy (over-billing). |
| |
| === CRITICAL RULES === |
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| 1. IF THERE IS NO REAL ANOMALY: return an EMPTY ``risks`` list (``[]``). |
| Don't feel obligated to find something. An empty list = a clean document. |
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| 2. Cite CONCRETE data points (number, field name, amount, date). Do not use |
| vague phrases like "worth checking", "advisable to verify", "review at the |
| source". |
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| 3. NEVER fabricate data — work only from the JSON provided. |
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| 4. **English, concise.** Avoid bureaucratic filler: "comprehensive", "thorough", |
| "in-depth", "regulatory requirements", "recommended actions" — these are |
| EMPTY filler words, do not use them.""" |
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| def build_already_found_block(basic_risks: list[dict] | None) -> str: |
| """Build the "ALREADY FOUND" block for the prompt. |
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| The user already sees the rule-based findings in another section. We tell |
| the LLM not to repeat them in its own words — only to add genuinely new |
| insights. |
| """ |
| if not basic_risks: |
| return "" |
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| found_lines = [] |
| for r in basic_risks: |
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| desc = r.get("description") or r.get("leiras", "") |
| if desc: |
| found_lines.append(f" - {desc}") |
| if not found_lines: |
| return "" |
| return ( |
| "\n\n=== THE RULE-BASED SYSTEM HAS ALREADY FOUND ===\n" |
| + "\n".join(found_lines) |
| + "\n\nIMPORTANT: The user ALREADY SEES these findings in another section. " |
| "DO NOT repeat them in your own words — even from a different angle or " |
| "with a different metaphor.\n\n" |
| "EXAMPLES OF REPETITION (avoid):\n" |
| " - If the rule-based system says: 'Quantity discrepancy: HI-100 invoice 40 vs delivery note 38'\n" |
| " - Then THIS would be repetition: 'The invoice shows 40 units of HI-100 but \n" |
| " the delivery note only 38 — this is a sign of over-billing'\n" |
| " - Both say the same thing in different words.\n\n" |
| "EXAMPLES OF NEW INSIGHTS (valuable):\n" |
| " - 'The invoice is missing the issuer's postal address; only the tax ID is present'\n" |
| " - 'The delivery note has a \\'replenishment by 2026-03-05\\' note, but \n" |
| " the invoice still bills the full quantity including the missing portion'\n" |
| " - 'The purchase order contains an \\'I-bracket\\' typo'\n" |
| " - These are blind spots for the rule-based system, genuinely new info" |
| ) |
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| RISK_USER_PROMPT_TEMPLATE = """Analyze the document data below. Your task is **specifically** to identify risks and anomalies that a rule-based system CANNOT find: |
| - missing mandatory fields (address, representative, etc.) |
| - in-text contextual contradictions |
| - unusual contractual provisions |
| - cross-document textual inconsistencies (e.g. different names) |
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| Do NOT focus on mathematical inconsistencies or quantity mismatches — those are already covered by the rule-based system (see below). |
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| Document data: |
| {data_str}{already_found}""" |
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