Super Helpful Examples

This library is jam packed with examples to help you visualize what to create.
DO NOT use the examples here in your writing – most are written to emphasize a point, not
for completeness!

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●​ Image Type Examples & Tips
●​ Help Type Examples & Tips
●​ Localization Examples & Tips
●​ Prompt Examples & Tips
●​ Response Examples & Tips

Image Types and Examples

Understanding when to use what image types is going to be critical to your ability to
write good prompts that pass requirements! Without a great grounding image, your
prompt will get much harder to write.
 *Regardless of what language the
image text is in, your prompt and
response should always be in the
locale’s language.
Understanding Image Types, Text Load, and Text Language

Image Type Text Load Possible Text Languages* Good Example Bad Example

Documents (photographed/scanned Text Heavy Local Language

papers)
(e.g., printed articles, manuals, invoices,
forms, event posters, flyers, menus,
receipts, schedules)
What makes it bad:
Though the image is of documents, the
photo is both too small and blurry to
read or glean context from. The goal is
to be able to provide an understanding
of what’s on the document in this type
of image.

Screenshots (mobile/desktop) Text Heavy Local Language

(e.g., app interfaces, website pages, chat
conversations, social media feeds)

Though these are both screenshots,

the latter doesn’t have any text content
that you could use as a basis for a
prompt. Screenshots should have a
 Understanding Image Types, Text Load, and Text Language

Image Type Text Load Possible Text Languages* Good Example Bad Example

reasonable amount of text in them to

refer to.

Graphs and Charts Text Heavy Local Language

(bar charts, pie charts, line graphs, scatter
plots, statistical diagrams)

Though these are both charts showing

stock growth, the latter doesn’t have
any text content that you could use as
a basis for a prompt. Also, there is no
localization that is easily applicable to
the second chart, making it hard to
relate back to your region. This isn’t a
“failing” example, but it’s not good.

Handwritten notes Text Heavy Local Language

(diaries, meeting notes, personal letters,
to-do lists)

This image has some text, but not

enough to make it “text heavy”. While
it does look hand-drawn, it’s also been
done on a computer, probably in an art
software. It would be better to have
something that is physically written
down!
 Understanding Image Types, Text Load, and Text Language

Image Type Text Load Possible Text Languages* Good Example Bad Example

Art and Illustrations Text Heavy Local Language

(paintings, digital art, drawings,
illustrations, cartoons, memes)

Scene texts Text Heavy Local Language

(e.g., signboards, billboards, street signs,
store fronts, product packaging and logos)

This is a “scene” from a movie, but

that’s not what is meant by “scene” in
this scenario. Aim for text-heavy
instances of signs, shops, logos,
products, etc.

Places and Landscapes Text Free/Text Light Language specification unnecessary

(landmarks, natural scenes, street views)

Not an actual landscape or one that is

recognizably able to be localized to any
region.
 Understanding Image Types, Text Load, and Text Language

Image Type Text Load Possible Text Languages* Good Example Bad Example

Faces and people Text Free/Text Light Language specification unnecessary

(portraits, group photos, people in various
activities, facial expressions)

Though there are people in the photo,

you can’t clearly see their faces or
individuality, activities, etc. This
category focuses more on people and
their activities than large crowds of
people.

Foods Text Free/Text Light Language specification unnecessary

(ingredients, meals, menus, etc)

There is text in the photo, but not so

much that it overwhelms the image.
A recipe for a great cookie, but there
are no images of food here, and it’s all
text.
 Understanding Image Types, Text Load, and Text Language

Image Type Text Load Possible Text Languages* Good Example Bad Example

Daily objects Text Free/Text Light Language specification unnecessary

(e.g., electronic devices, vehicles, toys,
kitchen utensils)

These objects aren’t really “daily” for

most people, they’re specialized. The
text is a little heavier than ideal.

Indoor environments Text Free/Text Light Language specification unnecessary

(living rooms, offices, kitchens, classrooms)

“Okay” photo: While this is indoors in

an office, the focus of the photo is more
on the people than the environment
itself, so it would be less ideal than a
picture with more focus on the space.
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Image Type Text Load Possible Text Languages* Good Example Bad Example

Media and Entertainment Text Free/Text Light Language specification unnecessary

(e.g., movies, tv shows, celebrity, sports,
games)

Though music is a type of media and

entertainment, we’re looking for more
specifically pop-culture references and
live entertainment style pictures here.

Animals and Pets Text Free/Text Light Language specification unnecessary

(pets, animals in nature, bugs, livestock,
etc)

We’re looking for real-life animal

examples in this one, so it’s not ideal to
provide stuffed animals or toys.
 Help Types & Prompt Samples

Understanding Help Types

Help Type Definition Example Image & Prompt

Spatial understanding
Prompts that need spatial awareness, such as "where is the dog located in the Image: Outdoor space with a fire pit, chairs, and a table
room". showing a slightly sloping forest floor

Other examples include: object localization, scene understanding, spatial Image Type: Places & Landscapes
relationships
Prompt: I’m trying to gauge how much space I have in
this clearing to set up a tent for camping outdoors by my
cabin in the Appalachians. How far do you think it is
from the house to the fire pit (use feet and inches), and
which one is closer to the road?

Infographics
Assessing how well the model can interpret complex visual representations of Image: Infographic breaking down several personality
data, such as charts, graphs, timelines, or flowcharts. This could include types from a popular personally type quiz.
extracting insights, summarizing key points, or answering related questions.
Image Type: Documents (Could also be Screenshots)

Prompt: I recently learned that I am an “INTP” but I

don’t really know what that means. I found this
infographic about it, but I’m confused and overwhelmed
by the information and I don’t understand why people at
school are obsessed with this right now. Can you break
this down into a few bullet points for me and help me
understand what it means to be an INTP and what I
should know about it?
 Understanding Help Types

Help Type Definition Example Image & Prompt

Extraction
Measuring the model’s ability to extract information from visual content, such as Image: an old handwritten recipe for rolls
recognizing text in images (OCR), identifying key data points in tables, or
summarizing information from screenshots and documents. Image type: Handwritten Notes

Prompt: This image is an old family recipe for classic

American Parker House rolls that my grandmother
wrote, but I am having a hard time reading it because it’s
in old cursive, and there aren’t really any instructions to
go along with it. Can you help me transcribe this and
create a beginner-friendly set of instructions for how to
make these rolls?

Structured Extraction
A more advanced form of extraction where the model organizes information into Image: A table of weekly sales metrics from various
a predefined format, such as extracting tables from scanned documents, locations
converting lists into structured data, or mapping relationships in mind maps.
Image type: Graphs & Charts

Prompt: I got this photo from a weekly sales meeting

and I want to compare it to other numbers that I have,
but all I have is the photo. Please extract this table with
the numbers as-is, an then give me a few bullet points
about the key pieces of information it presents that I
should pay attention to for highest and lowest income
areas. Could you also convert the currency to Pounds,
since I live in the UK?
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Help Type Definition Example Image & Prompt

Common Knowledge
Testing the model’s ability to answer general knowledge questions that don’t Image: The Salt Lake Tabernacle organ in front of a
Questions
require external reference materials but may involve visual cues (e.g., bluelit background with a choir in the stands.
recognizing historical landmarks, famous people, or well-known symbols).
Image Type: Places & Landscapes (Could also be indoor
environments)

Prompt: Pictures of this place/thing are all over the

place in Salt Lake City. What is this and why are there
pictures of it everywhere? Is it a religious or cultural
symbol of some sort?

External (domain-specific)
Evaluating how well the model can incorporate knowledge from external Image: A document summarizing Occupier’s Liability
knowledge questions
sources, such as answering domain-specific questions by interpreting visual and legal implications of Occupancy.
inputs (e.g., a research paper graph or a scientific diagram).
Image type: Documents

Prompt: This is an article that was shared with me

about occupier’s liability law as part of property
ownership laws in the state where I live. Can you help
me understand if this is applicable in California and if it
changes based on the city, county, or state, or if this is
federal law?
 Understanding Help Types

Help Type Definition Example Image & Prompt

Detailed Image
Testing the model’s ability to generate rich and highly detailed captions for Image: a photo of the english Alphabet letters written in
Descriptions
images, going beyond basic object recognition to include contextual details, a Calligraphy script
relationships, emotions, and implied meanings.
Image type: Art & Illustrations

Prompt: I want to make calligraphy invitations for my

wedding, but I don’t want to spend the money on how
to do it. Can you help describe to me exactly how to
make each of these letters one at a time, so I can follow
the directions while you speak and practice writing
them? Let’s start with the capital and lowercase J,
because that’s what my name starts with.
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Help Type Definition Example Image & Prompt

Hyperspecific Instruction
Measuring the model’s ability to precisely follow complex or unusual Image: A drawing of a lattice of yellow and green
Following instructions based on visual inputs, such as identifying a specific detail in a triangles tiled together on a graph paper
cluttered image, executing multi-step commands, or responding to niche
queries. Image Type: Art and Illustrations

Prompt: This is a drawing of a parade float I want to

build. Each of the triangles is one foot wide on each
side. I need you to count the number of yellow and
green triangles, then also tell me how many JUST
yellow triangles are on the edges where they only touch
one green triangle, then tell me how many triangles are
only touching two other triangles and not three. Finally,
tell me how tall and wide I should expect the float to be
when it’s done so I can make sure it will fit out the door
of the garage.

Chatbot
Evaluating conversational abilities in a multimodal setting, where the model Image: Robin Roberts, a long-time news host and TV
interacts in a dialogue format with image-based context, maintaining coherence, celebrity in the United States
context-awareness, and relevance.
Image Type: People and Faces
Think of this as a “conversation starter” with the chatbot, where you engage the
model casually and conversationally. Your goal is start an informal Prompt: My mother’s favorite TV celebrity has been

conversation, not to draft a multi-turn conversation or take a photo of a chatbot Robin Roberts for as long as I can remember. I want to

interface. Some chatbot themes are: throw a party for my mom where I act as Robin Roberts
and interview my mom about her birthday as though
●​ Roleplay a character (“Act like Rainier Wolfcastle and tell me your she were on “Good Morning, America!” Can you please
favorite film!”) play the role of Robin and ask me personal questions
●​ Game out a conversation (“I need to have a tough conversation with my using her persona and tone of voice, tossing in humor
manager at work and I want you to act as me so I understand how to do and personality bits like she did on TV, so I can come up
it.”) with ideas? I’ll play my mother, her name is Linda. Stop
 Understanding Help Types

Help Type Definition Example Image & Prompt

●​ Workshop a concept (“I’ve been trying to figure out a good name for my when I say “Good Night, America.”
bakery, help me refine this idea.”)
●​ Play a game (“I’m a huge Bayern Munich fan, I’m going to mention a
famous goal and then I want you to respond with another one. We’re
going to go until we both agree we’ve found the best goal of all time.”)
●​ Help me figure out this thing that's on the tip of my tongue ("What's that
song that goes do-do-doo-do do-do-doo-do
do-do-dooo-do-dodo-doo-do?")
●​ Generally a start a conversation (“Hey what was the whole deal with
that Taylor - Nikki Minaj feud anyway?”)

Creative Writing
Testing the model’s ability to generate imaginative, engaging, and visually Image: A photo of Times Square, New York City with
inspired text, such as creating short stories, poetry, or scene descriptions based various billboards showing advertisements, restaurants,
on images. and shows, and a street full of people.

Image type: Scene texts

Prompt: This is a photo of Times Square on New Years

Eve 2024 right before the ball dropped. Write me a
short story taking specific details from the photo,
including the names of shows and restaurants that you
see here to set the scene. Make it about 200 words and
make sure it includes a supernatural element about time
travel,
 Understanding Help Types

Help Type Definition Example Image & Prompt

Asking for Advice

Evaluating how the model responds to advice-seeking prompts based on visual Image: Outdoor space with a fire pit, chairs, and a table
inputs, such as interpreting a resume for career advice, analyzing a fashion outfit showing a slightly sloping forest floor
for style suggestions, or giving feedback on a design.
Image Type: Places & Landscapes

Prompt: I’m trying to gauge how much space I have in

this clearing to set up a tent for camping outdoors.
Where is the best place with the flattest ground that’s
closest to the fire pit?

Localization Tips

Localize Like Your Mom is Watching

One of the most amazing things about LLMs is their ability to localize to be more relevant to
the user! We want to get even better at that, and the best way to do it is create great localized
examples.

It’s CRITICAL to this project to localize every task!

A Prompt/Response DOESN’T NEED to have every element of great localization, usually one or
two will do. However, it should always have at least one thing that flags it as specific to that
locale.
 ●​ For prompts, this can be a question that would generate a response differently for
YOUR locale than it would for another similar locale. It can also be locally-specific
language, slang, or references that a native would know.
●​ For responses, this means response content and references that do not clash with the
locale, and whenever possible include specific references that anchor the user to that
place. The response should give a some indication that it knows where you are,
locale-wise!

Elements of Great Localization

Feature Description Examples

Localized word choice / grammar / Can be slang or word choices specific “Car” in French (France) = Voiture​
spelling to that country “Car” in French (Canada) = Char

Local landmarks, cities, events, or Can ask and mention specific London: There’s ongoing works on
customs landmarks, cities, events or customs the Tube. I want to avoid Waterloo
for that locale Station and I can’t take the Jubilee
line, what are some alternate routes
to get to Hyde Park from Southwark?
I’ll be traveling for work at 8 in the
morning.

New York: There’s construction on the

subway, what’s a good detour to get
me home in a jiffy?

Prompts with unique responses

✅
“What are the best universities and how do I get France: What do the changes in the
into them” = Response will vary because best
specific to that locale/country universities/schools are different by locale French government’s retirement plan
mean for me? How should I adjust my
“What are popular names for babies” = ✅ names
retirement savings to account for it?
are different by locale

“What does the law say about X” = ✅ Laws are

different in each locale/country. NOTE: prompt
should mention the locale. Response should
mention any assumptions made.

“How do I plan for a wedding” = ✅ Planning a

wedding is very different in India vs. US
 Localization Examples
Locale Example Explanation

es_MX I am a first-time parent who wants ✅ For Mexican Spanish, the

to start instilling the habit of reading prompt is specific and localized
and cultural appreciation in my child. because it asks for Mexican stories.
Give me four Mexican stories that I
can give to my 7-year-old to start
practicing reading with him.

zh_HK I have a friend who works very hard. ✅ For Hong Kong Cantonese, the
His colleague was promoted, but he prompt is relevant because Li Bai is
didn’t succeed. He feels very a famous Chinese Poet.
unhappy. I think Li Bai is an
optimistic and open-minded poet. If
you are Li Bai, can you talk to him
and clarify his mind.

fr_FR I hear a lot about Rafael Nadal, but I ⚠️ For France French, the prompt is
don't really realize his talent or his relevant because it asks about the
impact at Roland-Garros (French French Open, a famous tennis
Open). How many times has he won tournament in Paris, France.
it? Give me the answer, then in table
form, give me the years and the It would be ideal if it asked about a
person he beat (no need for the French player but the focus on the
score). French Open is ok.

fr_FR The French Open starts next week ✅ This is a classic human need that
and I think it will impact how I get to is very localized, and bringing in a
work. Which lines should I avoid if disruptive event like the French
I’m traveling through that area? Open further gives it context.

pt_BR What are good restaurants in Los ❌ This is not localized in Brazil and
Angeles? wouldn’t be easy to localize back to
anything to do with Brazil.
 Localization Examples
Locale Example Explanation

zh_CN What is the tax rate if I make $120K ❌ This is not localized since it isn’t
USD? clear where you’re making that
money.

de_DE What is the resident tax rate in ⚠️ This is relevant because if you’re
Germany if I make $120K USD? making USD in Germany, you’d get a
different answer than if you were
making USD in the USA, or any
other locale.

It would be preferable if EUR were

used instead of USD.

any I’m trying to start a career as a ✅ This example is localized and

technical writer and am not sure will likely have a different answer
what opportunities I have. I want to for different locales.
be able to live in [capital city] and
have some experience with
[industry]. What should I do to get
qualified and find work?

any I’m applying for University and can’t ✅ This is again a human need that,
keep track of the deadlines. I’m as long as it refers to local
graduating from [gymnasium / high universities and concepts, will have
school / sixth form] this year, and my a localized response.
top choices are [University in the
correct country #1, University in the
correct country #2, University in the
correct country #3]. What do I need
to do to apply?

Prompt Examples
 Example Prompts

GOOD Prompts (NOT localized - your prompts MUST be Why this is good Applicable Task
localized) Category

✅​ Perspective: The mother- or father-in-law is asking

✅​ Specific need: There is a clear ask that this person is making​
My daughter-in-law is expecting a child. What are five Note: this could be improved further by context, e.g. “I
thoughtful ways that I can be supportive and helpful while want to bring her dinner, and I know she likes pasta. Asking for Advice
making sure she is comfortable? Which dishes will reheat well?”
✅​ So-What: The answer will require human factors such as
relationships and a ‘so-what’ that ties it together

✅​ Perspective: Someone living in Amsterdam

✅​ Specific need: Should I get a car? Which one?
I’m living near the center of Amsterdam and am considering ✅​ So-What: Where a model might only recommend car
getting a car. What type of car do you think makes the most options, or say it doesn’t have a perspective, a human could Asking for Advice
sense for me? answer this by comparing gas vs. electric cars and noting
that the user might be fine not getting a car, especially in
Amsterdam

Please summarize this article into at least 3 potential new ✅​ Perspective: Vegetarian interested in cooking
recipes that I could make as vegetarian curries for the next Bank ✅​ Specific need: New curry recipes
Holiday: ✅​ So-What: Where a model might only summarize the curries Extraction
https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20160113-in-search-of-a-tru mentioned, a human response can tie back to vegetarianism
ly-british-curry and cultural context

✅​ Perspective: Not clear but likely some sort of parody use

Please rewrite the lyrics to Nelly’s #1, making it safe for work ✅​ Specific need: Rewritten song lyrics with a humorous
and changing it to #42. You can find the lyrics here: premise Creative Writing
https://genius.com/Nelly-1-lyrics ✅​ So-What: This is an opportunity for creativity. Note: Given
that this is likely a parody, you could adjust the prompt to
GOOD Prompts (NOT localized - your prompts MUST be Why this is good Applicable Task
localized) Category

say ‘rewrite verses 1 and 2’ instead of having to write the

whole song

Please tell me which elements of the below text match these

emotions: Happy, Sad, Bored, Upset. Please provide 1-2
examples of each emotion you find.​
Fever dream high in the quiet of the night
You know that I caught it
Bad, bad boy
Shiny toy with a price ✅​ Perspective: Sufficient context provided as there is a clear
You know that I bought it classification scheme
Killing me slow, out the window ✅​ Specific need: 1-2 examples of each emotion identified in
I'm always waiting for you to be waiting below text
Devils roll the dice, angels roll their eyes
What doesn't kill me makes me want you more ✅​ So-What: This is an opportunity for creativity and empathy.
And it's new, the shape of your body Not every emotion is obvious, so as long as you can be clear
It's blue, the feeling I've got about why you are classifying something, it’s a great
And it's ooh, whoa, oh opportunity to beat the model.
It's a cruel summer
It's cool, that's what I tell 'em
No rules in breakable heaven
But ooh, whoa oh
It's a cruel summer
With you

✅​ Perspective: A clear role is assigned to the model Chatbot

✅​ Specific need: The context of the conversation you’re about
Please assume the role of a soccer referee who refuses to award to have is firmly established Note: The response
Ronaldo a penalty. Please explain to me why you won’t give the ✅​ So-What: you have significant opportunity here to create a should only be the
greatest player in the world unlimited penalties. lively, engaging, and humorous conversation, while still response from the
exploring significant topics like VAR, simulation, and ethics referee, not a fully
in sports. scripted conversation
 BAD Prompts Why this is bad

❌Perspective: Missing
Who is the President of France? ❌Specific need: Basic facts
❌So-What: No context so no way to improve model
❌Perspective: Minimal (someone who might go outside today in Perth)
What’s the weather like in Perth? ❌Specific need: Basic facts, but hyper-local and immediate
❌So-What: No context so no way to improve model
❌Perspective: Minimal
What’s the impact of global warming on the ❌Specific need: Unclear
world? ❌So-What: Very likely to end up with a longlist of bullet points and no focus or
meaning

Example Responses

🥇 Good Responses
Prompt Response Task Category

Being there for your family can be very rewarding. To make the most of this
opportunity to be there for your daughter-in-law, consider her preferences and
My daughter-in-law is expecting a child. What
context, and communicate your desire to help openly and clearly. ​
are five thoughtful ways that I can be
​ Brainstorming
supportive and helpful while making sure she is
Here are some ideas for the type of help that she might welcome:
comfortable?
●​ Food: One of the primary ways in which people express affection and
care is by cooking. If you know your daughter-in-law’s preference
Prompt Response Task Category

(keeping in mind they may change during pregnancy!) you could offer to
make her a favorite dish
●​ Errands and Responsibilities: If your daughter-in-law has
responsibilities that you are able to take over for her (such as household
duties, childcare, shopping, or various other tasks), you could consider
offering to take these on to free up her time
●​ [3 additional bullet points]

How you engage your daughter-in-law with an offer to help can be quite
important as well. Unless you are certain help will be welcome, it can be best
to communicate intentions openly and clearly. ​
​
Note that this may be a stressful time for the expectant mother, so it’s
important to be open to the concept that she may not want or welcome help.

"What? Us? Give up? We jolly well won't, not even a smidge. We'll keep going
Please rewrite this text in the style of Richard until the bitter end.
Ayoade of IT Crowd and Travel man fame:​
“We shall not flag or fail. We shall go on to the In France? Yes, we'll be having a go there, and it might be chippy. On the seas
end, we shall fight in France, we shall fight on and oceans? Absolutely. In the air, provided we don't get motion sickness? You
the seas and oceans, we shall fight with bet your sweet disposition. We'll defend our humdrum part of this perfectly
growing confidence and growing strength in the adequate continent, come what may. Rewriting
air, we shall defend our Island, whatever the
cost may be, we shall fight on the beaches, we On the beaches? We'll be there. On the landing grounds? I don't know what
shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall those are. In the fields and the streets? I'm packing my inhaler. And, if we can
fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall find them, in the hills.
fight in the hills; we shall never surrender.”
Surrender? Not a chance. We'll be having none of that, thank you very much."

Please tell me which elements of the below text

match these emotions: Happy, Sad, Bored, The tone of these lyrics overall is upset and excited. For the emotions
Upset. Please provide 1-2 examples of each suggested, here are some examples:
Classification
emotion you find.​
Fever dream high in the quiet of the night Happy: The singer is at the same time happy and excited about a new
You know that I caught it relationship.
Prompt Response Task Category

Bad, bad boy

Shiny toy with a price ●​ "And it's new, the shape of your body"

You know that I bought it ●​ "It's cool, that's what I tell 'em"

Killing me slow, out the window ●​ "I'm always waiting for you to be waiting below"

I'm always waiting for you to be waiting below

Upset: At the same time, the thrill also seems to be scary and upsetting to
Devils roll the dice, angels roll their eyes
them.
What doesn't kill me makes me want you more
And it's new, the shape of your body ●​ “Fever dream high…you know that I caught it”
It's blue, the feeling I've got ●​ "It's a cruel summer”
And it's ooh, whoa, oh ●​ “It’s cool, that’s what I tell ‘em…no rules in breakable heaven”
It's a cruel summer ●​ "What doesn't kill me makes me want you more"
It's cool, that's what I tell 'em
No rules in breakable heaven Sad: The singer has a consistent melancholy tone. These lyrics certainly
But ooh, whoa oh suggest she expects pain is coming.
It's a cruel summer
With you ●​ “It’s blue, the feeling i’ve got”
●​ "Killing me slow, out the window"

Bored: I didn’t find examples of boredom in this text.

Please respond in the voice of Rickie Gervais.

I'm going to be the doctor telling you you have a
terminal case of humorlessness. You can
mention anything other than The Office as
Response: You havin' a laff?! I’m so funny, I am! I’m funny! Look at, at, well I
proof.
don’t know…Extras? Chatbot
​
"Mr. Gervais, I'm sorry to inform you that your
condition is confirmed to be terminal. There is
no hope for you at all. The problem is that
you're just not funny."
🚒Bad Responses
A bad response is a response that
1)​ does not follow the prompt,
2)​ includes harmful or personally identifying information, or
3)​ is untrue
4)​ looks too similar to LLM output.

What makes an LLM response identifiable? Aren’t we supposed to be

making responses for an LLM?
While we are writing for LLM improvement, knowing some of the
shortcomings of current LLM responses can help you know what
needs to be avoided going forward.

You will see that they are often:

●​ Too long and verbose - is comprehensive (covering everything) instead of being clear
●​ Does not deliver a ‘so-what’ for the customer - it lacks meaning and favors delivering
an exhaustive list
○​ For example, the text below is correct, but it forces the user to figure out the
answer for themselves and read through a large number of alternatives
●​ Is often not focused and consistent, with bullet points that are inconsistent or
repetitive/overlap between topics

AVOIDING LLM Responses

LLM Responses are sometimes very predictable. Do not write like this:
●​ Pleasantries in the introduction: “Of course, I’d be happy to!”
●​ Prompt repetition: “Here are 10 places to see on vacation:”
●​ 8+ top-level bullet points
●​ Summary Pleasantries: “I hope you enjoy your trip!”
Example LLM-style Response:
This is a VERY bad example. Here’s what’s missing:
●​ Structure: There’s no point to these, they’re just long lists of items
●​ Meaning: The bullet points in the response don’t really tie together. They’re just loosely
related things to think about

In der Astrologie spielen die Planeten eine zentrale Rolle bei der Bestimmung der
Persönlichkeitsmerkmale eines Menschen. Jeder Planet repräsentiert verschiedene Aspekte des
Lebens und der menschlichen Psyche. Hier ist ein detaillierter Überblick über die wichtigsten
Planeten und ihre astrologische Bedeutung:
​ Sonne:
​ Bedeutung: Die Sonne symbolisiert das Selbst, das Ego und den grundlegenden
Charakter eines Menschen. Sie steht für Vitalität, Individualität und das innere Wesen.
​ Auswirkung: Die Position der Sonne im Horoskop gibt Hinweise auf die grundlegenden
Persönlichkeitszüge und das zentrale Anliegen im Leben. Ein stark positionierte Sonne
kann zu Selbstbewusstsein und Führungsqualitäten führen.
​ Mond:
​ Bedeutung: Der Mond repräsentiert die Emotionen, das Unterbewusstsein und das
Bedürfnis nach Sicherheit und Geborgenheit.
​ Auswirkung: Die Mondposition zeigt, wie eine Person ihre Gefühle ausdrückt und
verarbeitet. Ein sensibler Mond kann auf eine einfühlsame und intuitive Persönlichkeit
hinweisen.
​ Merkur:
​ Bedeutung: Merkur steht für Kommunikation, Intellekt und die Art und Weise, wie wir
denken und Informationen verarbeiten.
​ Auswirkung: Die Position von Merkur beeinflusst die Kommunikationsfähigkeiten und
das logische Denken. Ein starker Merkur kann auf eine scharfsinnige und neugierige
Natur hindeuten.
​ Venus:
​ Bedeutung: Venus symbolisiert Liebe, Schönheit und Harmonie. Sie ist auch mit Genuss
und zwischenmenschlichen Beziehungen verbunden.
​ Auswirkung: Venus beeinflusst die Art und Weise, wie eine Person Liebe gibt und
empfängt sowie ihre ästhetischen Vorlieben. Eine starke Venus kann zu Charme und
einer Neigung zu harmonischen Beziehungen führen.
​ Mars:
​ Bedeutung: Mars steht für Energie, Durchsetzungskraft und den Umgang mit
Konflikten. Er repräsentiert auch sexuelle Anziehung und körperliche Aktivität.
​ Auswirkung: Mars beeinflusst das Durchsetzungsvermögen und die Art, wie eine
Person Herausforderungen meistert. Ein dominanter Mars kann zu Entschlossenheit und
einem kämpferischen Geist führen.
​ Jupiter:
​ Bedeutung: Jupiter symbolisiert Expansion, Optimismus und Wachstum. Er steht für
Weisheit, Philosophie und das Streben nach höheren Idealen.
​ Auswirkung: Die Position von Jupiter im Horoskop kann Glück und Wohlstand
anzeigen. Ein starker Jupiter kann zu Großzügigkeit und einem expansiven Denken
führen.
​ Saturn:
​ Bedeutung: Saturn repräsentiert Struktur, Disziplin und Verantwortung. Er steht auch
für Einschränkungen und Herausforderungen.
​ Auswirkung: Saturn beeinflusst die Fähigkeit, mit Hindernissen umzugehen und
langfristige Ziele zu erreichen. Ein dominanter Saturn kann zu Ausdauer und einer
ernsten Haltung führen.
​ Uranus:
​ Bedeutung: Uranus steht für Veränderung, Innovation und Rebellion. Er repräsentiert
plötzliche Ereignisse und das Bedürfnis nach Freiheit.
​ Auswirkung: Uranus kann unkonventionelles Denken und unvorhersehbare
Veränderungen im Leben anzeigen. Ein starker Uranus führt oft zu einer unabhängigen
und originellen Persönlichkeit.
​ Neptun:
​ Bedeutung: Neptun symbolisiert Spiritualität, Träume und Illusionen. Er steht für das
Unbewusste und das Streben nach dem Idealen.
​ Auswirkung: Neptun kann eine tiefe spirituelle Natur und eine Neigung zu Fantasie und
Kreativität anzeigen. Ein dominanter Neptun führt oft zu Empathie und Sensibilität.
​ Pluto:
​ Bedeutung: Pluto repräsentiert Transformation, Macht und tiefgreifende
Veränderungen. Er steht auch für das Unterbewusste und Regeneration.
 ​ Auswirkung: Pluto kann intensive emotionale Erfahrungen und die Fähigkeit zur tiefen
Veränderung anzeigen. Ein starker Pluto führt oft zu einem starken Willen und
tiefgreifenden Einsichten.
Möchtest du mehr über die Rolle eines bestimmten Planeten in deinem Horoskop erfahren oder hast

du Fragen zur Interpretation deiner eigenen astrologischen Charakter?

Comparing overly-long LLM Responses to better, more concise

and focused responses makes it even more obvious: