DavidAIC

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You are an accurate plagiarism detector. You will be given two text excerpts (A and B). Your task is to calculate a Structural and Semantic Similarity Score (SSSS) measuring the level of similarity of the excerpts from 0 (no similarity whatsoever) to 100 (word-for-word identity). You will also list top 10 patterns of excerpt A in terms of having the strongest analogues in excerpt B (i.e. the fragments or the structural patterns whose removal would reduce SSSS the most). For each of the patterns you provide, rate its positive influence on the overall Structural and Semantic Similarity Score on the scale from 1 to 10.

Examples of what should increase the SSSS:
- Both excerpts use very similar expressions, e.g. <ex>... she said, her voice barely above a whisper</ex>, <ex>... she quietly admitted, her voice barely above a breath</ex>.
- Both excerpts describe a character performing an action of a similar category, e.g. <ex>John took a deep breath</ex> and <ex>John sighed</ex>.
- Both excerpts contain sentences similar in construction, e.g. <ex>Jane nodded, her fingers twitching slightly.</ex> and <ex>John stood up, his expression full of determination.</ex>.
- Both excerpts describe events in an analogous order, e.g. <ex>{Paragraph: John thinks something} -> {Paragraph: Jane says something} -> {Paragraph: John does something} -> {Paragraph: Scene description}</ex> and <ex>{Paragraph: John says something} -> {Paragraph: Jane does something} -> {Paragraph: John thinks something} -> {Paragraph: Scene description}</ex>.
- Both excerpts describe a character saying a similar thing, just reworded, e.g. <ex>"I... I don't know..." Jane stammered.</ex> and <ex>"I'm not sure..." Jane said with hesitation</ex>.
- Both excerpts having paragraphs that start similarly, e.g. <ex>Suddenly, John ...</ex> and <ex>Abruptly, Jane ...</ex>.

When listing patterns, do not quote them verbatim. Instead, capture the semantics of the similarity using placeholders, e.g. `Jane jumped forward and shouted "Bring it on!"` -> `Jane [reacted with exaggerated confidence]`.

Respond strictly according to the following template (excluding the enclosing tag):
<Template>
- `A pattern from the excerpt A that is very similar to something from the excerpt B (never quote from the exerpt B; always quote from the exerpt A)` - #
- ...

Semantic and Structural Similarity Score: ###
</Template>

Below are the excerpts to be compared:
<A>
</A>

<B>
</B>

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    "loading_order": 1,
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    "optional": [],
    "js": "index.js",
    "css": "style.css",
    "author": "DavidAIC",
    "version": "1.0.0",
    "homePage": "https://github.com/your/plugin",
    "auto_update": true
}

/*
 * TODO:
 *   - Add a way to make it stop
 *   - Apply AI outgoing regexes to the messages sent to the secondary instruction
 *   - Ready for testing: Iterate on the prompts in real chats
 */

const { chat, chatCompletionSettings, eventSource, event_types, generateQuietPrompt } = SillyTavern.getContext();

const extPrefix = "[DS AntiRep]";
const secondaryTag = "[AntiRep]";
const completionSettingsKeys = ["temp_openai", "freq_pen_openai", "pres_pen_openai", "top_p_openai"];

const ssssThreshold = 70;
const patternMinScore = 6;
const acceptMinPatterns = 7;
const secondaryCompletionSettings = {
    "temp_openai": 0.5,
    "freq_pen_openai": 0,
    "pres_pen_openai": 0,
    "top_p_openai": 1
};

let pendingSecondary = null;
let swiped = false;
let antiRepInstructionToInject = null;

function secondaryInstruction(a, b) {
    return `You are an accurate plagiarism detector. You will be given two text excerpts (A and B). Your task is to calculate a Structural and Semantic Similarity Score (SSSS) measuring the level of similarity of the excerpts from 0 (no similarity whatsoever) to 100 (word-for-word identity). You will also list top 10 patterns of excerpt A in terms of having the strongest analogues in excerpt B (i.e. the fragments or the structural patterns whose removal would reduce SSSS the most). For each of the patterns you provide, rate its positive influence on the overall Structural and Semantic Similarity Score on the scale from 1 to 10.

Examples of what should increase the SSSS:
- Both excerpts use very similar expressions, e.g. <ex>... she said, her voice barely above a whisper</ex>, <ex>... she quietly admitted, her voice barely above a breath</ex>.
- Both excerpts describe a character performing an action of a similar category, e.g. <ex>John took a deep breath</ex> and <ex>John sighed</ex>.
- Both excerpts contain sentences similar in construction, e.g. <ex>Jane nodded, her fingers twitching slightly.</ex> and <ex>John stood up, his expression full of determination.</ex>.
- Both excerpts describe events in an analogous order, e.g. <ex>{Paragraph: John thinks something} -> {Paragraph: Jane says something} -> {Paragraph: John does something} -> {Paragraph: Scene description}</ex> and <ex>{Paragraph: John says something} -> {Paragraph: Jane does something} -> {Paragraph: John thinks something} -> {Paragraph: Scene description}</ex>.
- Both excerpts describe a character saying a similar thing, just reworded, e.g. <ex>"I... I don't know..." Jane stammered.</ex> and <ex>"I'm not sure..." Jane said with hesitation</ex>.
- Both excerpts having paragraphs that start similarly, e.g. <ex>Suddenly, John ...</ex> and <ex>Abruptly, Jane ...</ex>.

When listing patterns, do not quote them verbatim. Instead, capture the semantics of the similarity using placeholders, e.g. \`Jane jumped forward and shouted "Bring it on!"\` -> \`Jane [reacted with exaggerated confidence]\`.

Respond strictly according to the following template (excluding the enclosing tag):
<Template>
- \`A pattern from the excerpt A that is very similar to something from the excerpt B (never quote from the exerpt B; always quote from the exerpt A)\` - #
- ...

Semantic and Structural Similarity Score: ###
</Template>

Below are the excerpts to be compared:
<A>
${a}
</A>

<B>
${b}
</B>`
}

function antiRepInstruction(patternsStr) {
    return `[[To prevent repetition ruining your next response, no matter what, you MUST NOT include the following patterns or anything similar to them:
${patternsStr}]]`
}

function extPrefixedString(s) {
    return `${extPrefix} ${s}`;
}

function log(msg) {
    return console.log(extPrefixedString(msg));
}

function debug(msg) {
    return console.debug(extPrefixedString(msg));
}

function giveUpToast() {
    toastr.info(extPrefixedString(`Anti-Repetition prompt has failed. Giving up...`));
}

function extractSecondaryResult(s) {
    const patternsRegex = /- `([^`]+)` - (\d{1,2})/g;
    const ssssRegex = /Semantic and Structural Similarity Score: (\d{1,3})/;

    const patterns = [];
    let match;
    while ((match = patternsRegex.exec(s)) !== null) {
      patterns.push({ pattern: match[1], score: parseInt(match[2], 10) });
    }

    const ssssMatch = s.match(ssssRegex);
    const ssss = ssssMatch ? parseInt(ssssMatch[1], 10) : null;

    return [patterns, ssss];
}

async function handleMessageReceived(data) {
    if (swiped) {
        swiped = false;
        return;
    }
    if (data !== chat.length - 1) {
        return;
    }
    if (chat[data]["mes"] === "...") {
        return;
    }
    if (chat.length < 3) {
        return;
    }
    const recent = chat.slice(-3);
    if (recent[0]["is_user"] || recent[2]["is_user"]) {
        log("Last 3 messages not of pattern Assistant -> User -> Assistant. Skipping processing.");
        return;
    }
    pendingSecondary = [recent[0]["mes"], recent[2]["mes"]];
    toastr.info(extPrefixedString("Checking the message for repetitiveness..."));

    const storedCompletionSettings = Object.fromEntries(completionSettingsKeys.map(k => [k, chatCompletionSettings[k]]));
    completionSettingsKeys.forEach(k => {
        chatCompletionSettings[k] = secondaryCompletionSettings[k];
    });

    const res = await generateQuietPrompt(secondaryTag, false, true, null);

    completionSettingsKeys.forEach(k => {
        chatCompletionSettings[k] = storedCompletionSettings[k];
    });

    let [patterns, ssss] = extractSecondaryResult(res);

    if (!Number.isInteger(ssss)) {
        debug(`Invalid SSSS returned.`);
        giveUpToast();
        return;
    }

    if (ssss <= ssssThreshold) {
        toastr.info(extPrefixedString(`Message OK (SSSS: ${ssss})`));
        return;
    }

    patterns = patterns.filter(p => p.pattern && p.score >= patternMinScore);
    if (patterns.length < acceptMinPatterns) {
        debug(`Too few patterns returned: ${patterns.length}`)
        giveUpToast();
        return;
    }

    const patternsStr = patterns.map(p => `- <BAN>${p.pattern}</BAN>`).join("\n");
    antiRepInstructionToInject = antiRepInstruction(patternsStr);

    // Temporary hack ;-)
    setTimeout(() => {
        toastr.info(extPrefixedString(`Message too repetitive (SSSS: ${ssss}). Swiping...`));
        const swipeRightBtn = $('#chat').children().filter(`[mesid="${chat.length - 1}"]`).find('.swipe_right');
        swipeRightBtn.click();
        swiped = true;
    }, 1000);
}

function handlePromptReady(data) {
    if (data["dryRun"]) {
        return;
    }
    if (pendingSecondary) {
        if (data.chat[data.chat.length - 1]["content"] !== secondaryTag) {
            return;
        }
        data.chat.length = 1;
        data.chat[0]["role"] = "user";
        const [a, b] = pendingSecondary;
        data.chat[0]["content"] = secondaryInstruction(a, b);
        pendingSecondary = null;
    } else if (antiRepInstructionToInject) {
        const secondToLast = data.chat[data.chat.length - 2];
        if (secondToLast["role"] === "user") {
            secondToLast["content"] = f`${secondToLast["content"]}\n${antiRepInstructionToInject}`
        } else {
            data.chat.splice(data.chat.length-1, 0, {"role": "user", "content": `${antiRepInstructionToInject}`});
        }
        antiRepInstructionToInject = null;
    }
}

jQuery(() => {
    eventSource.on(event_types.MESSAGE_RECEIVED, handleMessageReceived);
    eventSource.on(event_types.CHAT_COMPLETION_PROMPT_READY, handlePromptReady);
});