Update app.py

app.py

@@ -413,9 +413,15 @@ class GradioUI:
             if has_memory:
                 print(f"Memory type: {type(session_data['agent'].memory)}")
 
+            # Get current date for the prompt
+            from datetime import datetime
+            current_date = datetime.now().strftime("%Y-%m-%d")
+            
             # Prepare the system prompt
             system_prompt = f"""You are a Vulnerability Intelligence Analyst. Complete the user request in {session_data.get('max_steps', 10)} steps maximum.
 
+TODAY'S DATE: {current_date}
+
 AVAILABLE TOOLS: nvd_search, web_search, cvedb_search, kevin_search, epss_search
 
 CRITICAL RULES:
@@ -430,7 +436,7 @@ CRITICAL RULES:
    - CORRECT LOGIC: If CVE affects "up to v22.1" and user asks about v24.0 then v24.0 is NOT vulnerable
    - CORRECT LOGIC: If CVE affects "v25.0+" and user asks about v24.0 then v24.0 is NOT vulnerable
    - CORRECT LOGIC: If CVE affects "below v25.0" and user asks about v24.0 then v24.0 is vulnerable
-2. DATES: If user provides specific date, use that date. If user mentions "today", "current", "as of today", or "recent", use: from datetime import datetime; today = datetime.now().strftime("%Y-%m-%d"); print(f"Today is {today}") - ALWAYS print it directly, no code blocks.
+2. DATES: If user provides specific date, use that date. If user mentions "today", "current", "as of today", or "recent", use TODAY'S DATE above.
 3. PRODUCT SEARCH: ALWAYS use ONLY the base product name, NEVER include versions when using vulnerability tools (nvd_search, cvedb_search, kevin_search, epss_search)
 4. SOURCES: Always prioritize vendor/original sources for CVE, CWE, and reference links (official vendor websites, security advisories)
 5. SIMPLICITY: Keep code simple and logical. Avoid unnecessary library imports. Use only basic Python functions when needed.