Markdown files store information for people. They are not for AI model settings. An AI model needs clear, short instructions.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
Markdown files store information for people.
They are not for AI model settings. An AI model needs clear, short instructions.
Markdown files are for human notes and research. A developer uses them to explain ideas or keep records. They are not for configuring an AI model. AI model instructions should be short. Add small, specific changes to existing instructions. Do not rewrite entire instructions. If a developer is unsure, the developer should ask for help. Instructions for an AI model must list exact words or phrases to avoid. Do not use general categories.
A developer wants an AI model to avoid certain words. The developer writes a Markdown file explaining why these words are bad. In the AI model's prompt, the developer lists the exact banned words. The developer does not tell the AI model to avoid 'negative language'. This ensures the AI model understands the instruction.
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Markdown files store information for people. They are not for AI model settings. An AI model needs clear, short instructions.