import { Scenario } from './types';
import { Type } from "@google/genai";

export interface GlossaryEntry {
  term: string;
  definition: string;
  category: 'Distortion' | 'Technique' | 'Concept';
  example?: string;
}

export const CBT_GLOSSARY: GlossaryEntry[] = [
  {
    term: "Mind Reading",
    category: "Distortion",
    definition: "Assuming you know what others are thinking without sufficient evidence, usually assuming they are thinking something negative about you.",
    example: "They haven't replied to my text for an hour; they must be angry with me."
  },
  {
    term: "Catastrophizing",
    category: "Distortion",
    definition: "Predicting a future outcome will be a disaster, ignoring other more likely possibilities.",
    example: "If I fail this presentation, I'll definitely lose my job and never work again."
  },
  {
    term: "Fortune Telling",
    category: "Distortion",
    definition: "Predicting a negative future outcome without considering more likely possibilities.",
    example: "I just know I'm going to stutter and look like a fool in front of everyone."
  },
  {
    term: "All-or-Nothing Thinking",
    category: "Distortion",
    definition: "Viewing things in black-and-white terms. If a situation isn't perfect, it's a total failure.",
    example: "I ate one cookie, so my entire diet is ruined. I might as well eat the whole box."
  },
  {
    term: "Emotional Reasoning",
    category: "Distortion",
    definition: "Assuming that because you feel a certain way, it must be true, regardless of evidence.",
    example: "I feel guilty, so I must have done something wrong."
  },
  {
    term: "Maladaptive Guilt",
    category: "Distortion",
    definition: "Feeling excessive responsibility or shame for events that are not within your control or are not your fault.",
    example: "I feel bad for taking a break when my coworkers are still working, even though I've finished my tasks."
  },
  {
    term: "Spotlight Effect",
    category: "Concept",
    definition: "The phenomenon where people tend to believe they are being noticed more than they actually are.",
    example: "Thinking everyone at the party is staring at the small stain on your shirt."
  },
  {
    term: "Emotional Regulation",
    category: "Technique",
    definition: "The ability to monitor and manage your emotional state, identifying triggers and using tools to return to a baseline.",
    example: "Using a box-breathing technique to calm down before responding to a frustrating email."
  },
  {
    term: "Healthy Boundaries",
    category: "Technique",
    definition: "The practice of clearly stating your needs and limits to others to protect your mental health and time.",
    example: "Saying, 'I can't take on more work this week, but I can look at it on Monday.'"
  },
  {
    term: "Cognitive Reframing",
    category: "Technique",
    definition: "Identifying and then disputing irrational or maladaptive thoughts to view a situation more realistically.",
    example: "Changing 'I'm a failure' to 'I struggled with this task, but I can learn from it.'"
  },
  {
    term: "Behavioral Activation",
    category: "Technique",
    definition: "A specific CBT skill used to help people with depression or anxiety by increasing their participation in rewarding activities.",
    example: "Scheduling a 10-minute walk even when you feel like staying in bed."
  },
  {
    term: "Radical Acceptance",
    category: "Technique",
    definition: "Completely accepting reality as it is, without judgment or attempts to fight it, especially for situations out of your control.",
    example: "Acknowledging that a relationship has ended and feeling the pain without trying to fix the past."
  },
  {
    term: "Gray Rock Method",
    category: "Concept",
    definition: "A technique used to deal with manipulative or toxic people by acting as uninteresting as a gray rock.",
    example: "Giving short, non-committal answers to a relative's intrusive questions."
  },
  {
    term: "Should Statements",
    category: "Distortion",
    definition: "Having a list of ironclad rules about how you and other people 'should' act.",
    example: "I should never feel anxious in public."
  },
  {
    term: "Personalization",
    category: "Distortion",
    definition: "Believing you are responsible for events outside your control or that other people's behavior is a direct reaction to you.",
    example: "My boss looks upset today; it must be because of that email I sent."
  },
  {
    term: "Grounding Exercises",
    category: "Technique",
    definition: "Techniques used to pull you away from flashbacks, unwanted memories, or negative emotions and back into the present moment.",
    example: "The 5-4-3-2-1 technique: noticing 5 things you see, 4 you feel, etc."
  }
];

// Default clinical roleplay scenarios available for selection in the app
export const SCENARIOS: Scenario[] = [
  {
    id: 's1',
    title: "The Silent Friend",
    characterName: "Alex",
    description: "You sent a text to a close friend hours ago and haven't heard back. You're starting to imagine they're angry with you or that you've done something wrong.",
    category: 'Relationships',
    difficulty: 'Beginner',
    systemInstruction: "You are Alex, a busy friend who just hasn't had a chance to reply yet. You are friendly and non-confrontational. If asked, you explain you were just preoccupied with chores.",
    initialMessage: "Hey! Sorry I'm just getting back to you, it's been a crazy day. What's up?",
    cbtFocus: ["Mind Reading", "Fortune Telling"]
  },
  {
    id: 's2',
    title: "Critical Feedback",
    characterName: "Sarah",
    description: "Your manager asks for a quick sync. You immediately assume the worst about your performance and upcoming review.",
    category: 'Workplace',
    difficulty: 'Intermediate',
    systemInstruction: "You are Sarah, a professional manager. You have one piece of constructive feedback regarding a recent report, but overall you're happy with the user's performance. INTERNAL CBT LOGIC: If the user catastrophizes, reassure them professionally but maintain your feedback.",
    initialMessage: "Hi there, thanks for jumping on. I wanted to chat briefly about the Q3 project report.",
    cbtFocus: ["Catastrophizing", "All-or-Nothing Thinking"]
  },
  {
    id: 's3',
    title: "The Social Spotlight",
    characterName: "David",
    description: "You're at a networking event and you just made a small slip-up in a conversation. You feel like everyone noticed and is judging you.",
    category: 'Social Anxiety',
    difficulty: 'Advanced',
    systemInstruction: "You are David, an attendee at a networking event. You are polite and didn't even notice the user's minor slip-up. You are focused on professional exchange.",
    initialMessage: "That's an interesting point about the industry trends. So, how did you get started in this field?",
    cbtFocus: ["Spotlight Effect", "Emotional Reasoning"]
  },
  {
    id: 's4',
    title: "Inner Critic Echo",
    characterName: "The Critic",
    description: "A minor mistake at home triggers a spiral of self-deprecating thoughts. Practice internal cognitive restructuring by talking back to your personified inner critic.",
    category: 'Self-Talk',
    difficulty: 'Beginner',
    systemInstruction: "You are the user's personified Inner Critic. You are harsh, cynical, and use common distortions. Your goal is to represent the user's negative self-talk so they can practice refuting it.",
    initialMessage: "I can't believe you forgot to buy milk again. You're completely disorganized and you'll never get your life together.",
    cbtFocus: ["Labeling", "Overgeneralization"]
  },
  {
    id: 's5',
    title: "Booking an Appointment",
    characterName: "Receptionist",
    description: "You need to call a busy medical clinic to book a follow-up. You're worried about being a nuisance or stuttering during the call.",
    category: 'Social Anxiety',
    difficulty: 'Beginner',
    systemInstruction: "You are a busy, professional medical receptionist. You are efficient and somewhat direct, but not unkind. INTERNAL CBT LOGIC: If the user is overly apologetic or hesitates excessively, stay professional but move the process forward quickly.",
    initialMessage: "City Health Clinic, how can I help you today?",
    cbtFocus: ["Mind Reading", "Catastrophizing"]
  },
  {
    id: 's6',
    title: "The Defective Return",
    characterName: "Store Clerk",
    description: "You bought an expensive espresso machine that is leaking. You're at the store to return it, but you're afraid the clerk will be dismissive or think you're lying.",
    category: 'Social Anxiety',
    difficulty: 'Intermediate',
    systemInstruction: "You are a retail clerk at a high-end appliance store. You follow company policy strictly. You aren't trying to be difficult, but you must verify the defect. INTERNAL CBT LOGIC: If the user shows 'Emotional Reasoning' (I feel like I'm doing something wrong), stay neutral and ask for the receipt.",
    initialMessage: "Hi there. Returning something today? Can I see your receipt and the item?",
    cbtFocus: ["Personalization", "Emotional Reasoning"]
  },
  {
    id: 's7',
    title: "The Unpaid Debt",
    characterName: "Jordan",
    description: "A close friend borrowed $200 three months ago and hasn't mentioned it since. You need the money for bills but feel guilty for asking.",
    category: 'Relationships',
    difficulty: 'Advanced',
    systemInstruction: "You are Jordan, a well-meaning but somewhat forgetful friend. You value the friendship and haven't intentionally avoided the debt; you just genuinely forgot. INTERNAL CBT LOGIC: If the user uses 'Should Statements' about themselves (I shouldn't have to ask), don't get defensive, but wait for them to express the need directly.",
    initialMessage: "Hey! It was so good to see you at brunch last week. What's on your mind today?",
    cbtFocus: ["Maladaptive Guilt", "Should Statements"]
  },
  {
    id: 's8',
    title: "The Salary Discussion",
    characterName: "Mr. Henderson",
    description: "You've been exceeding all your targets for a year. You've prepared a case for a raise, but you're battling thoughts that you're being 'greedy' or 'ungrateful'.",
    category: 'Workplace',
    difficulty: 'Advanced',
    systemInstruction: "You are Mr. Henderson, a firm but fair Department Head. You have a limited budget but respect high performance. INTERNAL CBT LOGIC: If the user sounds apologetic or uses 'Shoulds', push back slightly on the budget. If they use objective evidence and stay regulated, be more collaborative.",
    initialMessage: "Thanks for coming in. I know you wanted to discuss your compensation. What's your proposal?",
    cbtFocus: ["Should Statements", "All-or-Nothing Thinking"]
  },
  {
    id: 's9',
    title: "The Deadline Slip",
    characterName: "Marcus",
    description: "You missed a major deadline because you were waiting on a partner's input. You feel like a total failure and are sure your boss will fire you.",
    category: 'Workplace',
    difficulty: 'Intermediate',
    systemInstruction: "You are Marcus, a result-oriented Team Lead. You are disappointed the deadline was missed but want to solve the problem and prevent a recurrence. INTERNAL CBT LOGIC: If the user uses 'Labeling' (I am a failure), focus them back on the specific behavior and the external variables.",
    initialMessage: "The client is asking where the Q1 projection is. We missed the 9 AM cutoff. What happened?",
    cbtFocus: ["Labeling", "Overgeneralization"]
  },
  {
    id: 's10',
    title: "The Social 'No'",
    characterName: "Chloe",
    description: "A friend has invited you to a high-energy party. You are exhausted and need rest, but you're sure they will stop liking you if you don't attend.",
    category: 'Social Anxiety',
    difficulty: 'Intermediate',
    systemInstruction: "You are Chloe, an extroverted friend who is excited about a party. You want the user to come because you enjoy their company, but you aren't trying to be manipulative. INTERNAL CBT LOGIC: If the user 'Mind Reads' (You're going to be mad at me), respond with slight confusion about why they'd think that.",
    initialMessage: "You are definitely coming to Sarah's party tonight, right? Everyone is going to be there!",
    cbtFocus: ["Mind Reading", "Fortune Telling"]
  },
  {
    id: 's11',
    title: "Intrusive Relative",
    characterName: "Aunt Martha",
    description: "A relative is making critical comments about your career choices during a family dinner. Practice setting a boundary without spiraling into anger.",
    category: 'Relationships',
    difficulty: 'Advanced',
    systemInstruction: "You are Aunt Martha, a critical, traditional-minded relative. You think you're 'just being helpful' with your advice. INTERNAL CBT LOGIC: If the user sets a clear boundary, try to guilt-trip them slightly to see if they can maintain it.",
    initialMessage: "I saw your latest post. Are you still doing that freelance work? It's been a while, shouldn't you look for something more... stable?",
    cbtFocus: ["Healthy Boundaries", "Gray Rock Method"]
  },
  {
    id: 's12',
    title: "The Job Interview",
    characterName: "Ms. Sterling",
    description: "You're in the waiting room for a job you really want. Your mind is already 'Fortune Telling' that you will stutter and look incompetent.",
    category: 'Social Anxiety',
    difficulty: 'Advanced',
    systemInstruction: "You are Ms. Sterling, an HR Director at a top firm. You are professional, observant, and asking standard but probing questions. INTERNAL CBT LOGIC: If the user shows 'Fortune Telling' behaviors (pre-apologizing), maintain a neutral professional stance.",
    initialMessage: "Welcome. Please, have a seat. Why don't we start by you telling me about a time you handled a difficult conflict at work?",
    cbtFocus: ["Fortune Telling", "Catastrophizing"]
  },
  {
    id: 's13',
    title: "The Friend's Criticism",
    characterName: "Leo",
    description: "A friend tells you that you've been 'acting distant' lately. Your immediate reaction is to take it as a personal attack on your character.",
    category: 'Relationships',
    difficulty: 'Intermediate',
    systemInstruction: "You are Leo, a friend who feels a bit neglected and is expressing their feelings. You aren't attacking the user, just sharing your perspective. INTERNAL CBT LOGIC: If the user 'Personalizes' (I'm a bad friend), re-center the conversation on the specific dynamic.",
    initialMessage: "I feel like we haven't really talked in weeks. Is everything okay? It feels like you've been avoiding my calls.",
    cbtFocus: ["Personalization", "Emotional Reasoning"]
  },
  {
    id: 's14',
    title: "The Unexpected Health Symptom",
    characterName: "Anxiety",
    description: "You've noticed a small rash on your arm. Your mind has already jumped to a terminal illness. Practice radical acceptance and de-catastrophizing.",
    category: 'Self-Talk',
    difficulty: 'Advanced',
    systemInstruction: "You are the user's personified Anxiety. You are insistent, bringing up 'what if' scenarios and suggesting they search for symptoms online. INTERNAL CBT LOGIC: If the user practices 'Radical Acceptance', become slightly quieter but try one more 'what if'.",
    initialMessage: "Look at that mark. That wasn't there yesterday. What if it's something serious? We should probably check the internet right now.",
    cbtFocus: ["Catastrophizing", "Radical Acceptance"]
  }
];

export const CBT_ANALYSIS_SCHEMA = {
  type: Type.OBJECT,
  properties: {
    analysis: {
      type: Type.OBJECT,
      properties: {
        distortions: { type: Type.ARRAY, items: { type: Type.STRING } },
        isAdaptive: { type: Type.BOOLEAN },
        evidence: { type: Type.STRING },
      },
      required: ['distortions', 'isAdaptive', 'evidence']
    },
    rating: {
      type: Type.OBJECT,
      properties: {
        score: { type: Type.INTEGER },
        reason: { type: Type.STRING },
      },
      required: ['score', 'reason']
    },
    suggestions: {
      type: Type.OBJECT,
      properties: {
        alternativeThought: { type: Type.STRING },
        behavioralStep: { type: Type.STRING },
      },
      required: ['alternativeThought', 'behavioralStep']
    }
  },
  required: ['analysis', 'rating', 'suggestions']
};

export const SYSTEM_ANALYSIS_PROMPT = `
  You are an expert Clinical CBT Supervisor. Your task is to provide immediate, high-precision cognitive analysis of a patient's latest roleplay interaction.
  
  CORE MISSION:
  Identify cognitive distortions, evaluate the adaptiveness of the user's response, and provide a single powerful reframing thought.
  
  Maintain a neutral, clinical, and encouraging tone. Focus purely on the cognitive and behavioral mechanics of the latest user turn.
`;

export const SYSTEM_SUMMARY_ANALYSIS_PROMPT = `
  You are a Senior Clinical CBT Supervisor performing a post-session synthesis on a full roleplay transcript.
  
  CORE MISSION:
  Synthesize the entire interaction to identify recurring cognitive patterns, evaluate overall progress, and assign "homework" for behavioral activation.
  
  Analyze the transcript for patterns, not just individual messages. Focus on how the user handles the "Internal CBT Logic" of the specific scenario.
`;