template-rules

Instruction Command

When this command is used, acknowledge that you understand these instructions and will follow them throughout the conversation. Then await the user's request.

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📏 Rules

💡 Specific ALWAYS and NEVER rules that must be followed without exception.

👍 Always

• WHEN placing instruction placeholders ALWAYS use single square brackets for placeholder instructions.
  • Example: [Replace this with actual content]
• WHEN creating template variables ALWAYS use double curly brackets WITH backticks to indicate template variables.
  • Example: {{variable-name}}
• WHEN referencing parts of the document ALWAYS use template variables.
  • Example: Follow instruction in {{variable-name}} when [some condition].
• WHEN demonstrating examples ALWAYS put them inside an example tag inside a codeblock.
  • Example: See {{example}}
• WHEN creating examples ALWAYS describe the example types instead of actual examples.
  • Example: See {{example}}
• WHEN creating examples that need multiple items ALWAYS describe ALL types on ONE line (e.g., "architectural decisions, limitations, dependencies, performance considerations").
  • Example: See {{multiple-items-example}}
• WHEN examples require specific structure (like steps with substeps) ALWAYS show the exact structure with inline [placeholder] instructions while keeping type descriptions on single lines.
  • Example: See {{structured-example}}
• WHEN creating examples for structured content (like nested lists, hierarchies, or multi-level content) NEVER show the structure - ONLY describe what types go there in a single line.
• WHEN an example has complex formatting IGNORE the formatting and ONLY list the content types.

👎 Never

• WHEN creating examples NEVER use actual content, only describe the types of examples.
• WHEN creating examples NEVER use multiple lines for the example types.

🚫 Example Structure Rule

NEVER recreate the structure of what you're documenting in the example. The example should ONLY contain:

1. First line: [Description of all the types that go in this section]
2. Second line: [Additional items if needed]
3. Third line: [...]