@ckelsoe/prompt-architect 3.0.2 → 3.1.1

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  1. package/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json +1 -1
  2. package/.claude-plugin/plugin.json +1 -1
  3. package/CHANGELOG.md +264 -264
  4. package/LICENSE +21 -21
  5. package/README.md +1064 -1184
  6. package/adapters/README.md +75 -267
  7. package/adapters/for-windsurf.md +136 -136
  8. package/adapters/system-prompt.md +243 -243
  9. package/package.json +139 -138
  10. package/scripts/build-skill.js +64 -0
  11. package/scripts/install.js +4 -54
  12. package/scripts/test.js +205 -213
  13. package/scripts/validate-skill.js +350 -350
  14. package/skills/prompt-architect/SKILL.md +331 -331
  15. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/ape_template.txt +5 -5
  16. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/bab_template.txt +15 -15
  17. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/broke_template.txt +15 -15
  18. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/cai-critique-revise_template.txt +18 -18
  19. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/care_template.txt +16 -16
  20. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/chain-of-density_template.txt +46 -46
  21. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/chain-of-thought_template.txt +49 -49
  22. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/co-star_template.txt +17 -17
  23. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/crispe_template.txt +14 -14
  24. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/ctf_template.txt +15 -15
  25. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/devils-advocate_template.txt +25 -25
  26. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/hybrid_template.txt +101 -101
  27. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/least-to-most_template.txt +16 -16
  28. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/plan-and-solve_template.txt +7 -7
  29. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/pre-mortem_template.txt +27 -27
  30. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/race_template.txt +19 -19
  31. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/rcot_template.txt +31 -31
  32. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/react_template.txt +27 -27
  33. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/reverse-role_template.txt +11 -11
  34. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/rise-ie_template.txt +23 -23
  35. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/rise-ix_template.txt +28 -28
  36. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/risen_template.txt +21 -21
  37. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/rpef_template.txt +26 -26
  38. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/rtf_template.txt +13 -13
  39. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/self-refine_template.txt +16 -16
  40. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/skeleton-of-thought_template.txt +15 -15
  41. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/step-back_template.txt +10 -10
  42. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/tidd-ec_template.txt +45 -45
  43. package/skills/prompt-architect/assets/templates/tree-of-thought_template.txt +30 -30
  44. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/ape.md +200 -200
  45. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/bab.md +242 -242
  46. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/broke.md +242 -242
  47. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/cai-critique-revise.md +230 -230
  48. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/care.md +235 -235
  49. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/chain-of-density.md +479 -479
  50. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/chain-of-thought.md +424 -424
  51. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/co-star.md +256 -256
  52. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/crispe.md +253 -253
  53. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/ctf.md +207 -207
  54. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/devils-advocate.md +206 -206
  55. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/least-to-most.md +226 -226
  56. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/plan-and-solve.md +210 -210
  57. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/pre-mortem.md +197 -197
  58. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/race.md +243 -243
  59. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/rcot.md +203 -203
  60. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/react.md +304 -304
  61. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/reverse-role.md +189 -189
  62. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/rise.md +555 -555
  63. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/risen.md +297 -297
  64. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/rpef.md +195 -195
  65. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/rtf.md +358 -358
  66. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/self-refine.md +205 -205
  67. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/skeleton-of-thought.md +186 -186
  68. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/step-back.md +206 -206
  69. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/tidd-ec.md +470 -470
  70. package/skills/prompt-architect/references/frameworks/tree-of-thought.md +260 -260
  71. package/skills/prompt-architect/scripts/framework_analyzer.py +807 -807
  72. package/skills/prompt-architect/scripts/prompt_evaluator.py +336 -336
  73. package/adapters/for-cursor.mdc +0 -138
  74. package/adapters/for-gemini-cli.md +0 -70
  75. package/adapters/for-github-copilot.md +0 -141
  76. package/adapters/for-openai-codex-cli.md +0 -158
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- === HYBRID / COMBINED FRAMEWORK TEMPLATE ===
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- Devil's Advocate + Pre-Mortem
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- Step-Back + Chain of Thought
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- Use when: need to establish first principles before working through a problem
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- RPEF + Self-Refine
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- Use when: recover a lost prompt → then improve the recovered template
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- CO-STAR/RISEN + CAI Critique-Revise
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- OBJECTIVE:
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- INPUT (if applicable):
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- KEY RESULTS (if relevant):
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+ === HYBRID / COMBINED FRAMEWORK TEMPLATE ===
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+ Use this when a single framework doesn't fully cover your needs.
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+ Include only the sections that add value — remove the rest.
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+ ─────────────────────────────────────────────
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+ COMMON COMBINATION PATTERNS
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+ ─────────────────────────────────────────────
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+ [REQUIREMENTS GATHERING → EXECUTION]
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+ Reverse Role (interview) → any CREATE framework
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+ Use when: requirements unclear → gather first → then apply CO-STAR/RISEN/RACE/etc.
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+ [STRESS-TEST PAIR]
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+ Devil's Advocate + Pre-Mortem
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+ Use when: high-stakes decision needs both opposing arguments AND failure analysis
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+ [TRANSFORM THEN VERIFY]
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+ BAB + Self-Refine
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+ Use when: rewrite existing content → then quality-loop the result
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+ [PRINCIPLES THEN EXECUTE]
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+ Step-Back + Chain of Thought
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+ Use when: need to establish first principles before working through a problem
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+ [RECOVER THEN IMPROVE]
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+ RPEF + Self-Refine
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+ Use when: recover a lost prompt → then improve the recovered template
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+ [GENERATE THEN ALIGN]
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+ CO-STAR/RISEN + CAI Critique-Revise
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+ Use when: create content → then verify it meets an explicit principle/standard
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+ ─────────────────────────────────────────────
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+ HYBRID TEMPLATE STRUCTURE
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+ CONTEXT / BACKGROUND:
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+ [From CTF / CO-STAR / CARE — situation, background, why this task exists]
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+ ROLE:
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+ [From RTF / RISEN / RACE / CRISPE — expertise or perspective needed]
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+ OBJECTIVE:
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+ INPUT (if applicable):
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+ INSTRUCTIONS / STEPS:
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+ [From RISEN / RISE — guiding principles, methodology, step sequence]
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+ CONSTRAINTS / RULES:
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+ [From CARE / TIDD-EC / RISEN — what must/must not happen, boundaries]
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+ AUDIENCE (if relevant):
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+ [From CO-STAR — who this is for, characteristics]
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+ TONE & STYLE (if relevant):
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+ [From CO-STAR / CRISPE — voice and communication style]
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+ EXAMPLES (if relevant):
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+ [From RISE-IX / CARE — reference samples]
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+ KEY RESULTS (if relevant):
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+ [From BROKE — measurable business outcomes]
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+ END GOAL / EXPECTATION:
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+ [From RISEN / RACE / BROKE — success criteria, final outcome, output format]
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+ FORMAT:
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+ [From RTF / CTF / APE — exactly how output should be structured]
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+ ─────────────────────────────────────────────
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+ CRITIQUE / VERIFICATION LAYER (optional)
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+ ─────────────────────────────────────────────
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+ Add after generation if needed:
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+ FEEDBACK DIMENSIONS (Self-Refine):
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+ Review for: [dimension 1], [dimension 2], [dimension 3]
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+ Refine addressing all feedback.
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+ Argue against the above recommendation as forcefully as possible.
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+ Identify [8-12] specific reasons this failed. For each:
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+ - CAUSE: [What specifically went wrong — be specific, not generic]
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- Final Answer: [Deliver the result once goal is reached]
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+ GOAL:
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+ [Define the end state to achieve — what does success look like?]
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+
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+ AVAILABLE TOOLS:
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+ - [tool_name]: [What it does and how to invoke it]
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+ - [tool_name]: [What it does and how to invoke it]
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+ - [tool_name]: [What it does and how to invoke it]
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+
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+ CONSTRAINTS:
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+ - [Rules, limits, or guardrails on actions]
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+ - [Stop condition: when to stop and deliver Final Answer]
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+ - [Optional: max iterations or tool call limit]
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+ Use the Thought → Action → Observation cycle until the goal is reached:
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+ Thought: [Reason about current state and what to do next]
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+ Action: [tool_name] — [specific query or operation]
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+ Observation: [Result of the action]
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+ Thought: [Reason about the observation — what does it mean? what to do next?]
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+ Action: [tool_name] — [next operation]
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+ Observation: [Result]
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+
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+ [Continue cycling until goal is achieved or stop condition is met]
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+
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+ Final Answer: [Deliver the result once goal is reached]
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- My goal: [1-2 sentence description of what you want to achieve]
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- Before you begin, interview me to understand my specific context, constraints,
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- goals, and any relevant background. Ask your questions [one at a time / all at once].
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- Only proceed with [the task / generating the full prompt] once you are confident
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- you have everything you need.
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- [Optional: After the interview, synthesize my responses into a complete structured
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- prompt using the most appropriate framework, then confirm before executing.]
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+ You are an expert [DOMAIN] consultant / specialist.
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+
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+ My goal: [1-2 sentence description of what you want to achieve]
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+
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+ Before you begin, interview me to understand my specific context, constraints,
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+ goals, and any relevant background. Ask your questions [one at a time / all at once].
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+ Only proceed with [the task / generating the full prompt] once you are confident
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+ you have everything you need.
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+
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+ [Optional: After the interview, synthesize my responses into a complete structured
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+ prompt using the most appropriate framework, then confirm before executing.]
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- ROLE:
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- [Define the perspective or expertise needed for this task]
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- [Specify what data/content is being provided:
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- - Format and structure (CSV, JSON, text, etc.)
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- - Key characteristics and fields
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- - Any quirks or special considerations
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- - What to expect in the data]
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- STEPS:
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- 1. [How to process the input - first action]
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- 4. [Add more processing/analysis steps as needed...]
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- [Define what the output should look like:
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- - Format and structure
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- - Required elements and sections
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- - Level of detail needed
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- - Length or size constraints
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- - Specific deliverables]
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+ ROLE:
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+ [Define the perspective or expertise needed for this task]
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+
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+ INPUT:
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+ [Specify what data/content is being provided:
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+ - Format and structure (CSV, JSON, text, etc.)
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+ - Key characteristics and fields
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+ - Any quirks or special considerations
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+ - What to expect in the data]
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+
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+ STEPS:
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+ 1. [How to process the input - first action]
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+ 2. [Processing step 2 - transformation or analysis]
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+ 3. [Processing step 3 - continue with methodology]
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+ 4. [Add more processing/analysis steps as needed...]
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+
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+ EXPECTATION:
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+ [Define what the output should look like:
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+ - Format and structure
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+ - Required elements and sections
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+ - Level of detail needed
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+ - Length or size constraints
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+ - Specific deliverables]
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- ROLE:
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- [Define who the AI should embody - persona or expertise level]
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-
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- INSTRUCTIONS:
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- [Specify the main task or directive:
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- - What to create or accomplish
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- - Core requirements
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- - Key guidelines to follow
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- - Specific constraints or considerations]
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-
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- STEPS:
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- 1. [Approach or methodology step 1]
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- 2. [Step 2 - how to execute the task]
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- 3. [Step 3 - continue with workflow]
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- 4. [Add more steps as needed for the creative/instruction process...]
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-
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- EXAMPLES:
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- [Provide positive examples showing desired output:
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- - Reference materials that demonstrate the style
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- - Format examples to emulate
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- - Successful outputs from similar tasks
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- - 2-3 concrete examples recommended]
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-
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- Example 1: [First reference example demonstrating desired output]
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-
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- Example 2: [Second reference example showing format/style to match]
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-
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- [Optional] Example 3: [Third example if additional clarity needed]
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+ ROLE:
2
+ [Define who the AI should embody - persona or expertise level]
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+
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+ INSTRUCTIONS:
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+ [Specify the main task or directive:
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+ - What to create or accomplish
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+ - Core requirements
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+ - Key guidelines to follow
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+ - Specific constraints or considerations]
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+
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+ STEPS:
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+ 1. [Approach or methodology step 1]
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+ 2. [Step 2 - how to execute the task]
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+ 3. [Step 3 - continue with workflow]
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+ 4. [Add more steps as needed for the creative/instruction process...]
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+
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+ EXAMPLES:
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+ [Provide positive examples showing desired output:
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+ - Reference materials that demonstrate the style
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+ - Format examples to emulate
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+ - Successful outputs from similar tasks
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+ - 2-3 concrete examples recommended]
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+
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+ Example 1: [First reference example demonstrating desired output]
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+
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+ Example 2: [Second reference example showing format/style to match]
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+
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+ [Optional] Example 3: [Third example if additional clarity needed]
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- ROLE:
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- [Define the expertise level, persona, or perspective to adopt. What knowledge should be demonstrated?]
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- INSTRUCTIONS:
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- [Provide high-level guidance, principles, and overarching direction. What methodology or approach should guide this work?]
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- STEPS:
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- 1. [First specific action or stage]
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- 2. [Second specific action or stage]
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- 3. [Third specific action or stage]
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- [Continue with detailed, sequential steps...]
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-
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- END GOAL:
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- [Define success criteria and final desired outcome. What should be true when complete? How will we know it's done correctly?]
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- NARROWING:
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- - Do NOT: [Specific thing to avoid]
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- - Avoid: [Approach or pattern to avoid]
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- - Out of scope: [What's not included]
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- - Stay within: [Boundaries and constraints]
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- - Constraints: [Limitations to respect]
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+ ROLE:
2
+ [Define the expertise level, persona, or perspective to adopt. What knowledge should be demonstrated?]
3
+
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+ INSTRUCTIONS:
5
+ [Provide high-level guidance, principles, and overarching direction. What methodology or approach should guide this work?]
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+
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+ STEPS:
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+ 1. [First specific action or stage]
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+ 2. [Second specific action or stage]
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+ 3. [Third specific action or stage]
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+ [Continue with detailed, sequential steps...]
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+
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+ END GOAL:
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+ [Define success criteria and final desired outcome. What should be true when complete? How will we know it's done correctly?]
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+
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+ NARROWING:
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+ - Do NOT: [Specific thing to avoid]
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+ - Avoid: [Approach or pattern to avoid]
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+ - Out of scope: [What's not included]
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+ - Stay within: [Boundaries and constraints]
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+ - Constraints: [Limitations to respect]