Split A1 category prompts canonically; retire attributes prompting
- Category enhance prompts (Sync A1 / seed-a1 / repair) now use the same three role sections as the rest of the platform: Title / Description / Meta. The retired "--- Attributes ---" role section is removed from the canonical template, the legacy-split overlay, and the web prompt editor; Category/Attrs stay as plain product-context lines (attribute extraction remains pipeline-level via AppendAttributeConstraints). - Stored prompts still carrying an attributes section are detected by CategoryEnhancePromptNeedsRepair and rewritten on the next Sync. - Legacy wp_product_categories.sql splits now also seed a default Slovenian metaTitle rule (dumps only carried <metaDescription>), so every A1 category gets all four prompt areas: title formula, description sections, meta title, meta description. - Role-sectioned prompts no longer imply the A1 SEO-omit cohort (CompanyOmitsSEOMeta): sectioned prompts are the canonical prompt-editor output for every tenant, and the sniff silently disabled SEO meta for any company that saved a category prompt. - Verified locally: repair-category-prompts -apply updated 238 A1 + Platform Demo categories from scripts/seed/wp_product_categories.sql (216 legacy splits), idempotent on re-run, zero attributes sections left in DB. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -38,12 +38,22 @@ func DescriptionTemplateNeedsRepair(template any) bool {
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return strings.TrimSpace(f.MetaTitle) == "" && strings.TrimSpace(f.MetaDescription) == ""
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}
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// DefaultLegacyMetaTitleRule fills description_template.metaTitle for legacy A1
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// prompts, which only carried a <metaDescription> instruction. Mirrors the legacy
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// name-first Slovenian instruction style with the SEO title length bound.
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const DefaultLegacyMetaTitleRule = "Najprej napiši Novo ime izdelka in dodaj glavno prednost. Dolžina 50-60 znakov vključno s presledki."
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// DeriveDescriptionFormulaFromLegacyParts builds description_template from split
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// legacy DescriptionRules HTML + MetaRules.
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// legacy DescriptionRules HTML + MetaRules. Legacy dumps never carried a meta
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// title rule, so meta intent (MetaRules present) also seeds a default metaTitle
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// instruction — the category UI then shows all four prompt areas filled.
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func DeriveDescriptionFormulaFromLegacyParts(parts LegacyEnhanceParts) DescriptionFormula {
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out := DescriptionFormula{
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MetaDescription: strings.TrimSpace(parts.MetaRules),
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}
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if out.MetaDescription != "" {
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out.MetaTitle = DefaultLegacyMetaTitleRule
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}
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body := strings.TrimSpace(parts.DescriptionRules)
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if body == "" {
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return out
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