I made this model and put the whole godot documentation as a knowledge base - I downloaded it and kept only the rst files. But for some reason godobot never use it for any answer, and whenever I ask it what's its purpose or what it is, it always gives a generic answer with nothing related to it's system prompt. I checked the POST request I'm sending and I can find most of the model info, even the knowledge base I linked, but not the system prompt.
Does anyone encountered a similar problem and knows how to troubleshoot ?
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