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Structured prompts: goal, method, attachments and output
Organise complex requests with XML-like tags. A practical course for making goals, instructions, sources and output format explicit.
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What you will learn
You will build a reusable template for working with documents and notes, with clear fields and checks. The introductory mini-course is recommended.
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Five practical lessons
- 01
The four blocks of a structured prompt
Tags make the purpose of each part visible. Choose clear names and use them consistently.
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Define the goal and method
The goal describes a useful result. The method sets the steps and criteria the response must follow.
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Handle attachments and sources
Distinguish available material from documents you merely name. Each source must be identifiable and checkable.
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Define the output format
Prompt structure and answer structure are separate choices. A tagged prompt can request a table, email or JSON.
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Build a reusable template
The final exercise combines all four blocks into a project update prompt with source references and explicit checks.
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