Explain Logical Fallacy

export async function explainLogicalFallacy(
  input: ExplainLogicalFallacyInput
): Promise<ExplainLogicalFallacyOutput>

const ExplainLogicalFallacyInputSchema = z.object({
  fallacyName: z.string().describe('The name of the logical fallacy to explain.'),
});

type ExplainLogicalFallacyInput = z.infer<typeof ExplainLogicalFallacyInputSchema>;

const ExplainLogicalFallacyOutputSchema = z.object({
  explanation: z.string().describe('A detailed explanation of the logical fallacy.'),
});

type ExplainLogicalFallacyOutput = z.infer<typeof ExplainLogicalFallacyOutputSchema>;

import { explainLogicalFallacy } from '@/ai/flows/explain-logical-fallacy';

const result = await explainLogicalFallacy({
  fallacyName: 'Ad Hominem'
});

console.log(result.explanation);
/* Output:
An Ad Hominem fallacy occurs when someone attacks the person making an argument 
rather than addressing the argument itself. This is a logical error because the 
validity of an argument does not depend on the character of the person presenting it.

Example: "You can't trust John's opinion on climate change because he failed 
math in high school." This attacks John's credentials rather than evaluating 
the actual climate change argument.
*/

You are an expert in logic and rhetoric. Provide a clear, concise explanation 
for the following logical fallacy: {fallacyName}.

Explain what the fallacy is and provide a simple example.