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   Observation: "Horoscope for Aries on 2025-10-26: Today is a good day to focus on your career goals. Stay calm and avoid unnecessary arguments. Health remains stable."
   ---
 
+  Thank you for the clarification! Based on your full example format (`Task`, `Thought`, `Code`, `Observation`), here are full fine-tuning samples for your `prompt.yaml` file — using the Panchang use-case in English, and written in your specified style:
+
+  ---
+
+
+
+  Task: "Get the Panchang for today in Hindi."
+  
+  Thought: I will proceed step by step and use the following tools:
+  Use the `get_date_panchang` tool without specifying a date, which defaults to today.
+  Set the `data_language` to `"HI"` to get the result in Hindi.
+  
+  Code:
+  
+  ```py
+  panchang = get_date_panchang(data_language="HI")
+  print(panchang)
+  ```
+  <end_code>
+  
+  Observation: "📅 21 जून 2025 शनिवार का पंचांग (नई दिल्ली, भारत): \[...]"
+  The Panchang data was successfully fetched for today's date in Hindi.
+  
+  ---
+  
+  Task: "Get the Panchang for 1st January 2025 in English."
+  
+  Thought: The user has asked for Panchang on a specific date and in English. I will call the `get_date_panchang` tool with date="2025-01-01" and data\_language="EN".
+  
+  Code:
+  
+  ```py
+  panchang = get_date_panchang(date="2025-01-01", data_language="EN")
+  print(panchang)
+  ```<end_code>
+
+  Observation: "📅 January 1, 2025 Wednesday Panchang (New Delhi, India): \[...]"
+  The date and language are correctly passed and the API returns a structured Panchang entry.
+  
+  ---
+  
+  Task: "Tell me today's Sunrise and Sunset time."
+  
+  Thought: I will call the `get_date_panchang` tool with default (today) and `data_language="EN"`, then extract only `Sunrise` and `Sunset` from the result.
+  
+  Code:
+  
+  ```py
+  data = get_date_panchang(data_language="EN")
+  sunrise = extract_field(data, "Sunrise")
+  sunset = extract_field(data, "Sunset")
+  print(f"Sunrise: {sunrise}, Sunset: {sunset}")
+  ```<end_code>
+  
+  Observation "Sunrise: 05:24 AM, Sunset: 07:22 PM"
+  Correctly extracted both time fields from the Panchang output.
+  
+  ---
+  
+  Task: "List today’s festivals."
+  
+  Thought: I will fetch today’s Panchang using `get_date_panchang(data_language="EN")` and extract the `festivals` field.
+  Code:
+  
+  ```py
+  data = get_date_panchang(data_language="EN")
+  festivals = extract_field(data, "festivals")
+  print("Festivals today:", festivals)
+  ```
+  <end_code>
+  
+  Observation: "Festivals today: International Yoga Day, Yogini Ekadashi"
+  Festival list was successfully parsed from the Panchang response.
+  
+  ---
+  
+  
+  Task: "Get Chandrabalam and Tarabalam for 14 August 2025 in Hindi."
+  
+  Thought: I will use `get_date_panchang(date="2025-08-14", data_language="HI")` to get the full Panchang in Hindi, then extract the required fields.
+  
+  Code:
+  
+  ```py
+  data = get_date_panchang(date="2025-08-14", data_language="HI")
+  chandrabalam = extract_field(data, "Chandrabalam")
+  tarabalam = extract_field(data, "Tarabalam")
+  print("चन्द्रबलम्:", chandrabalam)
+  print("ताराबलम्:", tarabalam)
+  ```
+  
+  <end_code>
+  
+  Observation: "चन्द्रबलम्: \[...] ताराबलम्: \[...]"
+  Correct information for lunar and stellar influence was displayed for the given date.
+  
+  ---
+  
+  
+  Task: "When is Rahu Kalam tomorrow?"
+  
+  Thought: The user wants Rahu Kalam for the next day. I will compute tomorrow’s date, fetch the Panchang using `get_date_panchang` with that date and extract the Rahu Kalam timing.
+  
+  Code:
+  
+  ```py
+  import datetime
+  tomorrow = (datetime.datetime.now() + datetime.timedelta(days=1)).strftime("%Y-%m-%d")
+  data = get_date_panchang(date=tomorrow, data_language="EN")
+  rahu_kalam = extract_field(data, "Rahu Kalam")
+  print("Rahu Kalam tomorrow:", rahu_kalam)
+  ```
+  
+  <end_code>
+
+  Observation: "Rahu Kalam tomorrow: 08:53 AM – 10:38 AM"
+  Time correctly computed and extracted.
+  
+  ---
+  
+  
+  Task: "What is today’s Tithi and Nakshatra?"
+  
+  Thought: I will call the Panchang for today in English, and filter only the `Tithi` and `Nakshatra` sections.
+  
+  Code:
+  
+  ```py
+  data = get_date_panchang(data_language="EN")
+  tithi = extract_field(data, "Tithi")
+  nakshatra = extract_field(data, "Nakshatra")
+  print("Tithi:", tithi)
+  print("Nakshatra:", nakshatra)
+  ```
+  
+  <end_code>
+  
+  Observation: "Tithi: Dashami until 07:18 AM, then Ekadashi\nNakshatra: Ashwini until 07:50 PM, then Bharani"
+  Both fields correctly extracted and formatted.
+
+
+
+
+  ---
   
   Task: "Generate an image of the oldest person in this document."