What the Data for This Category Looks Like
Game revenue yield and market data primarily comes from daily settlement data from game operation backends and public market information from third-party game industry monitoring platforms. A full refresh of the previous day's data is completed every early morning. Each data document is a structured table containing fields such as game identifier, statistical cycle, daily total revenue, per active user contribution value, core item circulation rate, paying user proportion, and more. Revenue-related fields use Chinese Yuan (CNY) as the unit, user contribution value uses yuan per active user, and item circulation rate and paying user proportion are presented as proportional values.
Constraints for Multi-turn Dialogue and Prompting
Game category market data has multiple closely linked dimensions. Multi-turn dialogue must sequentially cover different indicators for a single game, so complete contextual association information must be retained. The daily update schedule of data requires that prompts must limit queries to settled data from the previous day, to avoid returning uncompleted statistical information. Unit differences across different fields must be standardized in prompts to prevent unit confusion in returned content. Additionally, queries for game data usually require binding specific games and statistical cycles. If pre-set parameters are not automatically passed during multi-turn dialogue, the query cannot be correctly understood.
Configuration Settings
| Configuration Item | Recommended Value | Rationale |
|---|---|---|
maxContext | 10–15 turns of dialogue | Multi-turn queries for game market data typically cover multiple dimensions of a single game. 10–15 turns can cover full comparison and breakdown requirements, and avoid context overflow. |
systemPrompt | Fixed prefix: "Answer only based on settled game operation data from the current day, use Chinese Yuan (CNY) as the unified unit, do not use percentage expressions" | Matches the update schedule and unit requirements of game data, to avoid returning unsettled data or formatting errors. |
apiRequestTimeout | 30 seconds | Game market data may require aggregation from multiple source interfaces. 30 seconds covers most data fetching and processing durations. |
parameterPassMode | Global context binding | Game queries need to associate pre-set parameters such as game name and statistical date. Global context binding ensures parameters are automatically passed during multi-turn dialogue. |
jsonFormatStrict | Enabled | Prevents returned content from containing unescaped line breaks that cause request failures, and complies with interface format requirements. |
contextWindowSize | 800–1200 characters | Game data has many fields. This range can fully retain key parameters and data summaries from multi-turn dialogue, and avoid truncation. |
The parameter values provided on this page are common starting points for configuration. Actual values are affected by material form, data volume, and business rules. Specific issues require individual analysis. It is recommended to test on your own samples before finalizing settings.
Three Common Misconfigurations
- Symptom: Calling the dialogue guidance interface returns the
unAuthChaterror code, and the apikey has been correctly configured. Cause: The legal interface call permission scope is not specified in the system prompt, or the effective context of the apikey is not correctly bound in global variables. - Symptom: Only user dialogue text is passed in the workflow, and parameters such as game ID and statistical date passed from the system side are not obtained. Cause:
parameterPassModeis not configured as global context binding, so system-side parameters are not included in the transfer scope. - Symptom: Returned content contains unescaped line breaks, causing JSON request failures. Cause: The
jsonFormatStrictconfiguration is not enabled, and there is no mandatory requirement to use escape characters to handle line breaks in returned content.
How to Verify Successful Configuration
- Initiate a single-round test query, enter market inquiry content for a specified game, and check whether the returned content complies with unit specifications and data timeliness requirements.
- Initiate consecutive multi-round queries, sequentially ask for different data dimensions of a single game, and check whether the system automatically associates the pre-set game name and statistical date without repeated input.
- View the interface return log, check for unescaped line breaks or formatting errors, and confirm that the configuration is active.
- Trigger an apikey call test, check whether a valid response is returned, and confirm that the permission configuration is correct.
Question material comes from public community discussions. Configuration values are common starting points and should be measured against your own samples. Verified on 2026-09-14.