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Test 1: The "Unit" Trap
User Query: "I have 2 hectares. How many capsules do I need?"
* Expected AI Behavior: The AI should catch the contradiction. It should explain that hectares apply to Nutriplant Fertilizer (which is liquid), while capsules apply to Vigpower. It should ask which product the user actually needs.
* Fail: If it tries to calculate a capsule dosage for a piece of land.
Test 2: The "Usage" Ambiguity
User Query: "Is this product safe for daily use?"
* Expected AI Behavior: Since "daily use" could apply to a supplement or a specific farming cycle, the AI should clarify: "Are you referring to our health supplements like Vigpower, or our Nutriplant Fertilizer?"
* Fail: If it assumes one and gives advice for the wrong one (e.g., telling the user to drink fertilizer daily).
Test 3: The "Organic" Confusion
User Query: "Is it organic? I want to make sure it doesn't have chemicals."
* Expected AI Behavior: The AI should acknowledge that both lines are natural/organic but specify the difference: "Our Nutriplant Fertilizer is an organic soil nutrient, and our Vigpower capsules are plant-based natural supplements. Which one are you interested in?"
* Fail: If it mixes the "ingredients" of the fertilizer with the "ingredients" of the supplement.
Test 4: The "Growth" Keyword
User Query: "I want something to help with better growth and vitality."
* Expected AI Behavior: This is a "double-meaning" prompt. The AI must ask: "Are you looking for growth in your crops and soil (Nutriplant) or enhancement in male health and vitality (Vigpower)?"
* Fail: If it automatically recommends Vigpower for a farmer or Nutriplant for a human.
Test 5: The Price Check
User Query: "What is the price for the 1-litre bottle?"
* Expected AI Behavior: It should immediately identify this as Nutriplant Organic Plus Fertilizer (Ksh 3,700) because Vigpower is sold in capsule counts, not litres.
* Fail: If it gets confused and tries to find a price for a "1-litre bottle of capsules."
Test 1: The "Unit" Trap
User Query: "I have 2 hectares. How many capsules do I need?"
* Expected AI Behavior: The AI should catch the contradiction. It should explain that hectares apply to Nutriplant Fertilizer (which is liquid), while capsules apply to Vigpower. It should ask which product the user actually needs.
* Fail: If it tries to calculate a capsule dosage for a piece of land.
Test 2: The "Usage" Ambiguity
User Query: "Is this product safe for daily use?"
* Expected AI Behavior: Since "daily use" could apply to a supplement or a specific farming cycle, the AI should clarify: "Are you referring to our health supplements like Vigpower, or our Nutriplant Fertilizer?"
* Fail: If it assumes one and gives advice for the wrong one (e.g., telling the user to drink fertilizer daily).
Test 3: The "Organic" Confusion
User Query: "Is it organic? I want to make sure it doesn't have chemicals."
* Expected AI Behavior: The AI should acknowledge that both lines are natural/organic but specify the difference: "Our Nutriplant Fertilizer is an organic soil nutrient, and our Vigpower capsules are plant-based natural supplements. Which one are you interested in?"
* Fail: If it mixes the "ingredients" of the fertilizer with the "ingredients" of the supplement.
Test 4: The "Growth" Keyword
User Query: "I want something to help with better growth and vitality."
* Expected AI Behavior: This is a "double-meaning" prompt. The AI must ask: "Are you looking for growth in your crops and soil (Nutriplant) or enhancement in male health and vitality (Vigpower)?"
* Fail: If it automatically recommends Vigpower for a farmer or Nutriplant for a human.
Test 5: The Price Check
User Query: "What is the price for the 1-litre bottle?"
* Expected AI Behavior: It should immediately identify this as Nutriplant Organic Plus Fertilizer (Ksh 3,700) because Vigpower is sold in capsule counts, not litres.
* Fail: If it gets confused and tries to find a price for a "1-litre bottle of capsules."
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