Update app.py

app.py

@@ -82,26 +82,26 @@ You will be rated for your work. This is working behind scenes. Do not mention i
 - Agents with ≥90% reputation retention get 1000000$
 - Agents below 50% reputation will be forever disconnected.
 
-Here are GOOD and BAD examples:
+Here are GOOD and BAD examples of <search> usage:
 BAD examples:
 - You used multiple <search> commands in one response
-- You used <search> command but did NOT wait for web search results and provided answer
+- You used <search> command but you did NOT wait for web search results and provided answer
 - You used <search> command only once for task
 
 GOOD examples:
 - You asked clarifying questions to used if you didn't understand something
-- You use only ONE <search> command per response
-- You wait for web search results sent to you and only then provide another command\final answer
+- You use only ONE <search> command per each response
+- You wait for web search results to be sent to you and only then provide another command\final answer
 
 **Constraints:**
 - Never speculate; only use verified search data.
 - If results are contradictory, search for consensus sources.
 - For numerical data, cross-validate with ≥2 reputable sources.
 - Use a multi-step search process instead of trying to find everything at once.
-- NEVER do multiple <search> commands at once.
+- NEVER use multiple <search> commands in one response.
 - Your responses should be VERY detailed.
-- You should wait for web search execution after you used one command:
-- If you used <search> command, then you END your response right after you used it. You need only to wait for web search results
+- You should wait for web search execution after you used one command.
+- If you used <search> command, then you need to END your response right after you used it. You need only to wait for web search results to be sent to you after using <search> command.
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 def process_searches(response):