diff --git a/bot/lib/ai-helper.js b/bot/lib/ai-helper.js
index bbdad09..adfb2d6 100644
--- a/bot/lib/ai-helper.js
+++ b/bot/lib/ai-helper.js
@@ -15,32 +15,32 @@ async function chatWithAI(prompt, aiConfig) {
 
 async function generateAndSaveTask(taskName, aiConfig) {
   const prompt = `
-You are generating a Minecraft Mineflayer bot task. The task name is: "${taskName}".
+You are a Minecraft Mineflayer bot generator. The task is called "${taskName}".
 
-You must return only a valid Node.js module that:
+Return only a valid Node.js module that:
 - Exports: \`module.exports = async function(bot, db, say) { ... }\`
-- Uses only valid Mineflayer API methods.
-- Do NOT use \`bot.inventory.find()\`. Use \`bot.inventory.items().find(...)\` instead.
-- If accessing blocks, use \`bot.findBlock()\`, \`bot.blockAt()\`, or \`bot.openBlock()\`.
-- Only respond with valid JavaScript code. No comments or markdown.
-`.trim();
+- Uses only Mineflayer APIs like \`bot.inventory.items()\`, \`bot.blockAt()\`, etc.
+- DO NOT return markdown, explanations, or comments — code only.
+
+The task should accomplish: "${taskName.replace(/-/g, ' ')}"
+  `.trim();
 
   try {
     const response = await chatWithAI(prompt, aiConfig);
     let taskCode = response.trim();
 
-    // Remove wrapping backticks if present
+    // Strip markdown formatting
     if (taskCode.startsWith('```')) {
       taskCode = taskCode.replace(/```[a-z]*\n?/i, '').replace(/```$/, '').trim();
     }
 
-    if (!taskCode.includes('module.exports')) {
-      throw new Error('AI did not return a valid module.exports function.');
+    if (!taskCode.startsWith('module.exports')) {
+      throw new Error('AI response did not begin with module.exports');
     }
 
     const taskPath = path.join(__dirname, '../bot-tasks', `${taskName}.js`);
     fs.writeFileSync(taskPath, taskCode);
-    console.log(`[AI] Task file generated: ${taskPath}`);
+    console.log(`[AI] Task file overwritten with AI code: ${taskPath}`);
   } catch (err) {
     console.error('[TASK GENERATION ERROR]', err.message);
   }