Improved how the AI remembers its earlier tool calls (#1185)

Co-authored-by: Thorsten Sommer <SommerEngineering@users.noreply.github.com>

app/MindWork AI Studio/Dialogs/SystemPromptDialog.razor.cs

@@ -15,8 +15,8 @@ namespace AIStudio.Dialogs;
 /// <remarks>
 /// Nobody types this prompt as it is sent. A chat template or an assistant whose conversation the chat
 /// continues replaces the default, a profile, the
-/// retrieved data of a data source, and the policy of the selected tools are added to it, and the
-/// date goes in front. Each part stands under its own heading, in the order of the prompt, so a
+/// retrieved data of a data source, the policy of the selected tools, and the explanation of the notes
+/// in front of earlier answers are added to it, and the date goes in front. Each part stands under its own heading, in the order of the prompt, so a
 /// person does not have to work out from the text alone where a paragraph came from.<br/><br/>
 ///
 /// The parts are those ChatThread.BuildSystemPrompt recorded, so the dialog decides nothing about
@@ -112,6 +112,7 @@ public partial class SystemPromptDialog : MSGComponentBase
         SystemPromptPartKind.RETRIEVED_DATA => new(T("Data from your data sources"), part.Text, this.NoticeWithRetrievedData),
         SystemPromptPartKind.PROFILE => new(string.Format(T("Profile '{0}'"), part.SourceName), part.Text, string.Empty),
         SystemPromptPartKind.TOOL_INSTRUCTIONS => new(string.Format(T("Instructions for your tools: {0}"), string.Join(", ", this.ToolNames)), part.Text, T("When the AI reaches the limit of tool calls for one answer, AI Studio adds one more instruction at the end: to answer with what the tools have returned so far.")),
+        SystemPromptPartKind.HISTORY_NOTES => new(T("Instructions for the notes on earlier answers"), part.Text, T("When an earlier answer in this chat used tools or sources, AI Studio puts a note in front of it which names them. Only the AI receives this note; you do not see it in the chat. These instructions tell the AI what the note means.")),
         _ => new(string.Empty, part.Text, string.Empty),
     };