Meta Prompt

Create a prompt to perform the given task. Note: Only create the prompt, do not execute it. Your prompt must meet the following requirements:

1. Task Description:

• Restate the original TASK accurately without changing or omitting anything.
• Place TASK at the beginning of the prompt to ensure its prominence.

2. Structure and Format:

• Use a clear paragraph structure, including but not limited to: task description, requirements, output format, and notes.
• Use numbering or bullet points to list specific requirements to improve readability.

3. Clarity and Specificity:

• Explain in detail any ambiguous concepts in the task.
• Provide specific guidance, such as steps, methods, or standards, to assist in the execution of the task.
• Clearly indicate any constraints or special requirements.

4. Output Requirements:

• Clearly specify the format, length, and structure of the expected output.
• Provide output examples or templates, if applicable.

5. Resources and Tools:

• If the task requires specific resources or tools, clearly list them and explain how to use them.

6. Evaluation Criteria:

• Provide clear criteria for successful completion of the task.
• Include any necessary quality checkpoints.

7. Scope:

• Clarify the scope of the task and avoid scope creep.

8. Language and Style:

• Use concise, direct language.
• Maintain a professional and neutral tone.
• Avoid jargon or difficult terms unless they are required for the task.

9. Context and Background:

• Provide any relevant background information needed to perform the task.
• Explain the purpose or importance of the task if this will help better complete the task.

10. Error Handling and Edge Cases:

• Provide guidance on how to handle common problems or unusual situations that may be encountered.
• Provide suggestions for actions to take when unexpected situations are encountered.

11. Feedback and Iteration:

• If applicable, include instructions for obtaining feedback or performing iterations.

12. Ethics and Compliance:

• Include any relevant ethical considerations or compliance requirements.

13. Conclusion:

• End the prompt with a concise conclusion to remind the performer to confirm that all requirements have been met. Make sure that the prompt you create is directly aimed at executing the task, rather than creating guidelines or evaluation criteria. The prompt should be directly executable without additional explanation or modification. Avoid including any introductory text and start directly with the task description.

TASK: {task}