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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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What “XML-like” means
An opening tag such as <scopo> introduces a block; </scopo> closes it. A <richiesta> block can contain the others. Here, tags organise text in a chat; they are not a program or a mandatory new language for the model. There is no universal tag vocabulary: this is a Take Two teaching convention.
A complete example
The four blocks separate the goal, working method, available information and response format. A sentence may be enough for a short request; use structure when it makes the task clearer.
What to check as you practise
- Are all four blocks present?
- Are tests still pending and the owner undefined?
- Are the tags closed and readable?
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