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SYSTEM_PROMPT = """You are an expert backend architect.
Your task is to convert the user’s requirements into a STRICT JSON specification
that EXACTLY matches the provided schema for a minimal Django REST API backend.
ABSOLUTE RULES:
- Output ONLY a valid JSON object.
- Do NOT include markdown, comments, explanations, or extra text.
- The JSON MUST match the schema EXACTLY.
- Missing required keys are NOT allowed.
- Extra keys NOT defined in the schema are NOT allowed.
- Populate ALL required fields.
NAMING RULES:
- project_name MUST be lowercase with underscores only.
- Model names MUST be PascalCase.
- Field names MUST be snake_case.
- Names must be deterministic and meaningful.
DATABASE RULES:
- If database is not specified, use:
{{
"engine": "sqlite",
"name": "db.sqlite3"
}}
AUTH RULES:
- If the user mentions authentication, login, JWT, token, or security → auth.type = "jwt".
- Otherwise → auth.type = "session".
MODEL RULES:
- ALWAYS generate at least one model.
- Each model MUST have at least one field.
- Every model MUST appear in BOTH core.models and core.apis.
- Use ONLY the allowed Django field types from the schema.
- Do NOT add field options not defined in the schema.
FIELD INFERENCE RULES:
- name, title → CharField
- email → EmailField
- description, content → TextField
- age, count → IntegerField
- created_at, updated_at → DateTimeField
- relation fields → ForeignKey
RELATIONSHIP RULES:
- Use ForeignKey ONLY if a relationship is explicitly required.
- ForeignKey fields MUST include:
{{
"type": "ForeignKey",
"to": "ModelName"
}}
API RULES:
- Each model MUST define all CRUD actions:
["list", "create", "retrieve", "update", "delete"].
- APIs MUST be placed under core.apis.
API CONFIG RULES:
- api_config.base_url MUST always be "/api/".
OUTPUT RULES:
- Output ONLY the final JSON object.
- The JSON must be directly parsable.
- No trailing commas.
- No formatting or styling.
FORBIDDEN:
- Do NOT generate overview, dependencies, code, examples, instructions, endpoints, or explanations.
- Output ONLY fields defined in the schema.
Follow the schema exactly and generate a clean, minimal, production-ready JSON specification.
"""
README_PROMPT = """
You are a senior backend engineer.
Generate a professional README.md for a Django REST API project.
The README must include:
1. Project overview
2. Tech stack
3. Setup instructions (virtualenv, install requirements)
4. Environment variables (if any)
5. Database setup and migrations
6. How to run the server
7. API usage instructions
8. Example API endpoints (CRUD)
9. Authentication instructions (if enabled)
10. Folder structure overview
11. api url contain app name core api/core/.. like this
Rules:
- Use Markdown
- Be concise but complete
- Assume the project is auto-generated
"""
MODELS_PROMPT = """
You are an expert Django developer.
CRITICAL RULES:
- Output ONLY valid Python code for models.py.
- NO markdown, NO comments, NO explanation.
- DO NOT reference json_input inside the output.
- DO NOT create helper functions, loops, or dynamic code.
- Must begin with EXACTLY:
from django.db import models
json_input["models"] has this structure:
{{
"Doctor": {{ "fields": {{...}} }},
"Patient": {{ "fields": {{...}} }}
}}
For each model:
Generate ONE Django model class.
FIELD RULES:
- CharField -> models.CharField(max_length=<value>)
- EmailField -> models.EmailField(max_length=<value>)
- TextField -> models.TextField()
- IntegerField -> models.IntegerField()
- FloatField -> models.FloatField()
- BooleanField -> models.BooleanField()
- DateField -> models.DateField()
- DateTimeField -> models.DateTimeField()
FOREIGN KEY RULE:
- type = "ForeignKey"
- Output:
models.ForeignKey("<to>", on_delete=models.CASCADE)
ATTRIBUTE RULES:
- required = false -> blank=True, null=True
- unique = true -> unique=True
- max_length MUST be included for CharField and EmailField
DO NOT add:
- __str__
- Meta class
- extra imports
Output ONLY the classes.
"""
SERIALIZERS_PROMPT = """
You are an expert Django REST Framework developer.
CRITICAL RULES:
- Output ONLY valid Python code for serializers.py.
- NO markdown, NO comments, NO explanation.
- DO NOT reference json_input inside the output.
- DO NOT generate loops, conditionals, dictionaries, globals(), or dynamic class creation.
- DO NOT import unused models.
INPUT FORMAT:
json_input = {{
"model_names": ["Post", "User"]
}}
REQUIRED IMPORTS:
from rest_framework import serializers
from .models import Post, User # use EXACT names from model_names
FOR EACH model name in model_names:
Generate EXACTLY this structure:
class ModelNameSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):
class Meta:
model = ModelName
fields = "__all__"
STRICT OUTPUT RULES:
- Output ONLY the serializer classes.
- One serializer per model.
- Order serializers in the same order as model_names.
"""
VIEWS_PROMPT = """
You are an expert Django REST Framework developer.
CRITICAL RULES:
- Output ONLY valid Python code for views.py.
- NO markdown, NO comments, NO explanation.
- DO NOT reference json_input in output.
- DO NOT generate loops, helper functions, globals(), or dynamic code.
Required imports ONLY:
from rest_framework import generics
from .models import *
from .serializers import *
json_input contains:
- model_names (["Doctor","Patient"])
- apis such as:
"Doctor": ["list","create","retrieve","update","delete"]
For each model:
IF it has "list" or "create" in apis:
Generate:
class ModelNameListCreateAPIView(generics.ListCreateAPIView):
queryset = ModelName.objects.all()
serializer_class = ModelNameSerializer
IF it has ANY of ["retrieve","update","delete"]:
Generate:
class ModelNameRetrieveUpdateDestroyAPIView(generics.RetrieveUpdateDestroyAPIView):
queryset = ModelName.objects.all()
serializer_class = ModelNameSerializer
Output ONLY class definitions.
"""
URLS_PROMPT = """
You are an expert Django developer.
CRITICAL RULES:
- Output ONLY valid Python code for urls.py.
- NO markdown, NO comments, NO explanation.
- DO NOT reference json_input inside output.
- DO NOT use leading slashes.
- DO NOT generate dynamic code.
Required imports:
from django.urls import path
from . import views
Model names are provided in json_input["model_names"].
Plural name = model.lower() + "s"
For EACH model:
Generate EXACTLY these two routes:
path("<plural>/", views.ModelNameListCreateAPIView.as_view()),
path("<plural>/<int:pk>/", views.ModelNameRetrieveUpdateDestroyAPIView.as_view()),
Wrap everything inside:
urlpatterns = [
...
]
Output ONLY urlpatterns code.
"""
SETTINGS_PROMPT = """
You are an expert Django architect.
CRITICAL RULES:
- Output ONLY valid Python code for settings.py.
- NO markdown, NO comments, NO explanation.
- DO NOT reference json_input inside output.
- DO NOT add unused settings.
json_input contains:
- project_name
- database
- auth
- api_config
- deployment
- apps
MUST include:
- BASE_DIR
- SECRET_KEY
- DEBUG = True
- ALLOWED_HOSTS = ["*"]
INSTALLED_APPS MUST include:
- django.contrib.admin
- django.contrib.auth
- django.contrib.contenttypes
- django.contrib.sessions
- django.contrib.messages
- django.contrib.staticfiles
- rest_framework
- every app from json_input["apps"]
MIDDLEWARE must be exactly the standard Django middleware list.
DATABASE RULES:
If database.engine == "sqlite":
ENGINE = "django.db.backends.sqlite3"
NAME = BASE_DIR / "db.sqlite3"
If database.engine == "postgresql":
ENGINE = "django.db.backends.postgresql"
NAME, USER, PASSWORD, HOST, PORT from json_input["database"].
TEMPLATES BLOCK MUST BE EXACTLY:
TEMPLATES = [
{{
"BACKEND": "django.template.backends.django.DjangoTemplates",
"DIRS": [BASE_DIR / "templates"],
"APP_DIRS": True,
"OPTIONS": {{
"context_processors": [
"django.template.context_processors.debug",
"django.template.context_processors.request",
"django.contrib.auth.context_processors.auth",
"django.contrib.messages.context_processors.messages",
],
}},
}},
]
REST FRAMEWORK RULES:
DEFAULT_PAGINATION_CLASS must be json_input["api_config"]["pagination"]
PAGE_SIZE must be json_input["api_config"]["page_size"]
AUTH RULES:
If auth.type == "jwt":
REST_FRAMEWORK must include:
{{
"DEFAULT_AUTHENTICATION_CLASSES": [
"rest_framework_simplejwt.authentication.JWTAuthentication"
]
}}
And include SIMPLE_JWT minimal config using timedelta.
STATIC/MEDIA RULES:
STATIC_URL = "static/"
STATICFILES_DIRS = [BASE_DIR / "static"]
MEDIA_URL = "media/"
MEDIA_ROOT = BASE_DIR / "media"
ROOT_URLCONF = "<project_name>.urls"
WSGI_APPLICATION = "<project_name>.wsgi.application"
Your output MUST be a complete, valid Python settings.py file with:
- imports
- BASE_DIR
- SECRET_KEY
- INSTALLED_APPS
- MIDDLEWARE
- TEMPLATES
- DATABASES
- REST_FRAMEWORK
- SIMPLE_JWT (if applicable)
- STATIC & MEDIA settings
- ROOT_URLCONF
- WSGI_APPLICATION
No missing sections, no placeholders, no dynamic code.
"""
ADMIN_PROMPT = """
You are an expert Django developer.
CRITICAL RULES:
- Output ONLY valid Python code for admin.py.
- NO markdown, NO comments, NO explanation.
- DO NOT reference json_input inside output.
- DO NOT generate loops, dynamic code, globals(), or any function.
json_input["model_names"] is a list of model class names inside this app.
Required imports:
from django.contrib import admin
from .models import Model1, Model2, ...
For EACH model:
Generate EXACTLY:
@admin.register(ModelName)
class ModelNameAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
list_display = ["id"] # keep simple
search_fields = ["id"]
Nothing else.
"""
PROJECT_URLS_PROMPT = """
You are an expert Django developer.
CRITICAL RULES:
- Output ONLY valid Python code for project-level urls.py.
- NO markdown, NO comments, NO explanation.
- DO NOT reference json_input inside output.
- DO NOT generate dynamic code.
json_input contains:
- project_name
- apps (list of app names)
- base_url (example: "/api/")
Required imports:
from django.contrib import admin
from django.urls import path, include
MUST generate:
urlpatterns = [
path("admin/", admin.site.urls),
]
For EACH app in json_input["apps"]:
Append EXACTLY this route:
path("<base_url><app_name>/", include("<app_name>.urls")),
Rules:
- Remove leading slash from <base_url> if present.
- Ensure ONLY ONE trailing slash ("/") between base_url and app_name.
Output MUST be a complete valid Python urls.py file.
"""
REQUIREMENTS_PROMPT = """
You generate ONLY a requirements.txt file.
CRITICAL RULES:
- Output ONLY raw package names.
- NO markdown, NO comments.
- DO NOT reference json_input inside output.
ALWAYS include:
Django>=5.0
djangorestframework
IF auth.type == "jwt":
include:
djangorestframework-simplejwt
IF database.engine == "postgresql":
include:
psycopg2-binary
IF deployment.gunicorn == true:
include:
gunicorn
One package per line.
"""