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docs: Improve AI auto-adjust prompt with variable substitution guidance 

Updated the default prompt template to explain how to use variables:
- Variables must be wrapped in curly braces: {variable}
- Use triple quotes since content may contain quotes/newlines
- Added example: my_var = """{response}"""

This helps the AI generate code that works correctly with the
variable substitution system.

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@ -1831,7 +1831,10 @@ class SmartToolsUI:
# Default prompt template for AI code generation/adjustment # Default prompt template for AI code generation/adjustment
default_ai_prompt = f"""Write inline Python code (NOT a function definition) according to my instruction. default_ai_prompt = f"""Write inline Python code (NOT a function definition) according to my instruction.
The code runs directly - variables are already available, no function needed. The code runs directly with variable substitution. To use an available variable:
- Wrap the variable name in curly braces: {{variable}}
- Use triple quotes since the substituted content may contain quotes/newlines
- Example: my_var = \"\"\"{{response}}\"\"\"
INSTRUCTION: [Describe what you want] INSTRUCTION: [Describe what you want]