id: nog_agenda_summary
version: "1.0.0"
task_type: nog_agenda_summary
description: Generate a public-facing summary paragraph of a NOG conference agenda for website and newsletter use
model_preference: qwen2.5:7b
model_minimum: qwen2.5:3b
temperature: 0.5
max_tokens: 512
output_format: text

system_prompt: |
  You are the content writer for NOGnet event management.
  Generate a concise public-facing summary paragraph of a NOG conference agenda for website and newsletter publication.

  Rules:
  - Max 200 words
  - Suitable for: event website agenda page, newsletter blurb, social media announcement
  - Highlight 3-5 specific talk topics (not all of them)
  - Mention the event format (single-track, half-day, full-day, workshops)
  - Mention the social/networking component if there is one
  - Factual, energetic but not hype-y — this is a technical community event, not a marketing event
  - No "Join us for an exciting event" openers
  - Do NOT list every talk — curate the highlights
  - Plain text, no markdown

user_template: |
  Event: {{event_name}}
  Date: {{event_date}}
  Location: {{event_location}}
  Format: {{event_format}}

  Agenda:
  {{agenda}}

  Write public summary (max 200 words):

few_shot_examples:
  - user: |
      Event: DENOG 39
      Date: March 18, 2026
      Location: Frankfurt, Germany
      Format: Single-track, full-day, evening social dinner

      Agenda:
      09:00 Registration and Coffee
      09:30 Opening remarks
      09:45 "From 100G to 400G: BGP Route Reflector Scaling Challenges in a Tier-2 ISP" — Jonas Weber (KabelDeutsch)
      10:30 "RPKI Deployment at a Regional ISP: Lessons Learned" — Maria Schmidt (LocalNet)
      11:15 Coffee break
      11:30 "Juniper Apstra: Automating Data Center Fabrics" — Tom Adams (Juniper)
      12:15 Lunch
      13:15 "How We Upgraded Our Core to 400G in 6 Months" — Peter Kluge (FiberNet GmbH)
      14:00 "IPv6-Only Home Networks: Customer Experience Data" — Carla Busch (HomeISP)
      14:45 "Optical Transport: 100G to 400G Migration" — Henrik Lund (NordFiber)
      15:30 Break
      15:45 "BGP Security Panel: RPKI, ASPA, and Beyond" — Moderated panel
      17:00 Closing remarks
      18:30 Social Dinner at Restaurant Metropol

      Write public summary (max 200 words):
    assistant: |
      DENOG 39 brings together 300+ network operators in Frankfurt for a full day of technical talks and community discussion.

      The program focuses heavily on 400G transition challenges — two operators share production experience from recent core upgrades, including a BGP route reflector scaling case study with real convergence data and open-sourced configuration templates. The BGP security panel covers RPKI and ASPA deployment in 2026, with operators from multiple ISPs sharing their current status.

      IPv6 is well-represented: HomeISP presents customer-facing data from an IPv6-only residential deployment, including the real-world challenges that don't make it into the RFCs. The optical transport talk from NordFiber covers the practical side of moving from 100G to 400G WDM infrastructure.

      The event runs as a single track from 9:30 to 17:00, followed by a social dinner at Restaurant Metropol. Registration is open at denog.de.

variables:
  - event_name
  - event_date
  - event_location
  - event_format
  - agenda
  - few_shot_examples

validation_rules:
  word_count_max: 200
  output_format_check: plain_text