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(UNIT – 3) PROMPT PATTERN II

GAME PLAY PATTERN

Purpose

The Game Play Pattern structures prompts to simulate a game or interactive scenario, providing users with
an engaging and immersive experience. This pattern encourages participation, creativity, and problem-
solving while guiding users through a predefined narrative or challenge.

Key Elements

1. Narrative Setup: The prompt establishes the setting, characters, and objectives of the game scenario. It
immerses users in a fictional world or situation that they can interact with.

2. Objective: Users are presented with a clear goal or task to accomplish within the game. This could involve
solving a mystery, completing a quest, or overcoming obstacles.

3. Choices and Interactions: Users are given options or choices that affect the outcome of the game. These
interactions can involve making decisions, solving puzzles, or engaging in dialogue.

4. Feedback and Progression: The model provides feedback based on user actions, guiding them through the
game and indicating progress towards the objective.

Example

Prompt: "You find yourself in a mysterious forest, surrounded by ancient trees and strange creatures. Your
goal is to find the hidden treasure guarded by the forest guardian. Along the way, you encounter a fork in the
path. Do you go left towards the dark cave, or right towards the enchanted waterfall?"

User Response: "I choose to go left towards the dark cave."

Model Response: "As you venture into the dark cave, you hear the echo of dripping water and the flutter of bat
wings. After navigating through winding passages, you reach a chamber filled with glowing mushrooms.
Suddenly, you hear a growl from the shadows. What do you do?"

Usage

- Interactive Storytelling: The Game Play Pattern is ideal for creating interactive stories, role-playing
scenarios, and text-based adventure games.
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- Engagement: By immersing users in a game-like experience, this pattern encourages engagement and
active participation.

- Learning and Training: Games can be designed to teach concepts, reinforce learning, or train users in
specific skills through interactive challenges.

Considerations

- Complexity: Designing game-like prompts requires careful planning to ensure that the narrative is engaging,
the choices are meaningful, and the feedback is appropriate.

- Variety: To maintain interest, it's important to provide a variety of scenarios, challenges, and outcomes
within the game.

NOTE: THE GAME PLAY PATTERN TRANSFORMS INTERACTIONS WITH LARGE LANGUAGE
MODELS INTO IMMERSIVE AND ENGAGING EXPERIENCES THAT SIMULATE THE EXCITEMENT
OF PLAYING A GAME. BY GUIDING USERS THROUGH INTERACTIVE NARRATIVES AND
CHALLENGES, THIS PATTERN ENCOURAGES C REATIVITY, PROBLEM -SOLVING, AND ACTIVE
PARTICIPATION, MAKING IT A VALUABLE TOOL FOR EDUCATION, ENTERTAINMENT, AND
EXPLORATION.

TEMPLATE PATTERN

Purpose

The Template Pattern provides a structured template for prompts, guiding users to fill in specific information
or complete predefined sections. This pattern is useful for organizing information, facilitating
communication, and guiding users through complex tasks or writing exercises.

Key Elements

1. Structured Format: The prompt presents a predefined format or template with placeholders for users to fill
in or complete.

2. Instructions: Clear instructions guide users on how to complete the template and what information to
provide in each section.

3. Sections or Fields: The template may include multiple sections or fields, each serving a specific purpose or
containing specific types of information.
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4. Flexibility: While the template provides a structured framework, it should allow for flexibility in the type and
format of information users can input.

Usage

- Structured Communication: The Template Pattern facilitates structured communication, making it easier
for users to organize and convey information effectively.

- Writing Exercises: Templates can be used for writing exercises, such as summaries, reports, or essays,
guiding users through the process and ensuring completeness.

- Data Collection: Templates are useful for collecting structured data, such as survey responses, feedback
forms, or user profiles.

Considerations

- Clarity: Instructions should be clear and concise to guide users through the template effectively.

- Flexibility: Templates should allow for variation in responses while maintaining the integrity of the structure.

- Accessibility: Ensure that the template is accessible to users with diverse backgrounds and abilities,
avoiding jargon or complex language.

THE TEMPLATE PATTERN PROVIDES A STRUCTURED AND ORGANIZED APPROACH TO

PROMPTS, GUIDING USERS THROUGH COMPLETING PREDEFINED SECTIONS OR FIELDS. BY
OFFERING CLEAR INSTRUCTIONS AND A FLEXIBLE FRAMEWORK, TEMPLATES FACILITATE
COMMUNICATION, WRITING EXERCISES, AN D DATA COLLECTION TASKS. WHEN USED
EFFECTIVELY, THIS PATTERN ENHANCES CLARITY, CONSISTENCY, AND EFFICIENCY IN
INTERACTIONS WITH LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS.

META LANGUAGE CREATION PATTERN

Purpose

The Meta Language Creation Pattern prompts users to invent new words, phrases, or concepts, fostering
creativity and exploration of language. This pattern encourages users to contribute to the evolution of
language by introducing novel terms or expressions that may reflect emerging trends, cultural phenomena,
or unique perspectives.
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Key Elements

1. Prompt for Innovation: The prompt encourages users to create new language elements, such as words,
phrases, or concepts, rather than providing predefined content.

2. Encouragement of Creativity: Users are encouraged to think creatively and imaginatively, exploring new
ideas and concepts that may not yet exist in standard language.

3. Definition or Explanation: Users may be prompted to provide a definition or explanation for the new
language element they have created, helping to clarify its meaning and usage.

Example

Prompt: "Invent a new word or phrase that describes the feeling of nostalgia for a time or place that you have
never experienced. Provide a definition and an example sentence."

User Response:

- New Word: "Fauxstalgia"

- Definition: "Fauxstalgia (noun): A sense of longing or nostalgia for a past era or cultural phenomenon that
one has only experienced through media, stories, or imagination."

- Example Sentence: "Watching old movies from the 1950s fills me with a sense of fauxstalgia for a time I've
never known."

Usage

- Language Innovation: The Meta Language Creation Pattern encourages the creation of new words, phrases,
or concepts, contributing to the ongoing evolution of language.

- Creative Expression: Users can express their creativity and imagination through the invention of novel
language elements, reflecting their unique perspectives and experiences.

- Exploration of Cultural Trends: The pattern allows users to explore emerging cultural trends, experiences, or
phenomena that may not yet have widely recognized terms.

Considerations

- Clarity and Consistency: Definitions provided by users should be clear and consistent to ensure
understanding by others.

- Relevance: Encourage users to create language elements that are relevant and meaningful within the
context of the prompt or broader discourse.
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- Validation and Adoption: New language elements may require validation and adoption by a wider
community to become widely accepted and integrated into language use.

NOTE: THE META LANGUAGE CREATION PATTERN FOSTERS CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION BY
PROMPTING USERS TO INVENT NEW WORDS, PHRASES, OR CONCEPTS. BY ENCOURAGING
EXPLORATION OF LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL TRENDS, THIS PATTERN ENRICHES
COMMUNICATION AND CONTRIBUTES TO THE ONGOING EVOLUTION OF LANGUAGE. WHEN
USED EFFECTIVELY, IT STIMULATES CREATIVE EXPRESSION AND EXPANDS THE EXPRESSIVE
POSSIBILITIES OF LANGUAGE.

RECIPE PATTERN

Purpose

The Recipe Pattern guides users through a step-by-step process to accomplish a task or achieve a specific
outcome, similar to following a cooking recipe. This pattern provides clear instructions and a structured
framework for users to follow, ensuring completeness and accuracy in their actions.

Key Elements

1. Step-by-Step Instructions: The prompt breaks down the task into sequential steps, providing clear and
concise instructions for each stage of the process.

2. Ingredients or Requirements: Users are informed of the necessary ingredients, materials, or prerequisites
needed to complete the task successfully.

3. Progression and Results: The pattern may include indications of progress or expected results at each step,
helping users understand their progress and the outcome they are working towards.

Example

Prompt: "Provide instructions for making homemade pizza dough."

User Response:

1. Ingredients:

- 2 1/4 teaspoons active dry yeast

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- 1 1/2 cups warm water

- 3 1/2 cups all-purpose flour

- 2 tablespoons olive oil

- 1 teaspoon salt

- 1 teaspoon sugar

2. Instructions:

1. In a small bowl, dissolve the yeast in warm water and let it sit for 5 minutes until frothy.

2. In a large mixing bowl, combine the flour, olive oil, salt, and sugar.

3. Pour the yeast mixture into the dry ingredients and mix until a dough forms.

4. Knead the dough on a floured surface for 5-7 minutes until smooth and elastic.

5. Place the dough in a greased bowl, cover with a kitchen towel, and let it rise for 1-2 hours until doubled in
size.

6. Punch down the dough and roll it out into a pizza crust shape.

7. Add your favorite toppings and bake in a preheated oven at 450°F (230°C) for 12-15 minutes until the
crust is golden brown.

Usage

- Instructional Content: The Recipe Pattern is useful for creating instructional content, such as cooking
recipes, DIY projects, or technical guides.

- Task Completion: It provides a structured framework for users to follow, ensuring completeness and
accuracy in completing tasks.

- Learning and Skill Development: Users can learn new skills or techniques by following step-by-step
instructions provided in the pattern.

Considerations

- Clarity and Precision: Instructions should be clear, concise, and easy to follow, avoiding ambiguity or
confusion.

- Ingredient Availability: Consider the availability and accessibility of ingredients or materials required for the
task.
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- Adaptability: Allow for flexibility in the recipe pattern to accommodate variations in user preferences or
available resources.

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ALTERNATE APPROACHES PATTERN

Purpose

The Alternate Approaches Pattern prompts users to explore alternative approaches or perspectives to a given
problem or topic, encouraging critical thinking and creativity. By considering different viewpoints and
solutions, users can develop a deeper understanding of the subject and identify innovative solutions.

Key Elements

1. Problem or Topic Exploration: The prompt presents a problem or topic that may have multiple solutions or
perspectives.

2. Proposal of Alternatives: Users are asked to propose alternative approaches, solutions, or viewpoints to
address the problem or explore the topic from different angles.

3. Evaluation and Comparison: Users may be prompted to evaluate and compare the pros and cons of each
alternative, considering factors such as feasibility, effectiveness, and ethical implications.

Example

Prompt: "Propose three different solutions to reduce traffic congestion in urban areas."

User Response:

1. Alternative Approach 1: Implementing a congestion pricing scheme, where drivers are charged a fee for
entering congested areas during peak hours, to incentivize the use of public transportation and reduce traffic
volume.

2. Alternative Approach 2: Investing in infrastructure improvements, such as building additional lanes,

expanding public transportation networks, and implementing smart traffic management systems to optimize
traffic flow and reduce congestion.

3. Alternative Approach 3: Encouraging alternative modes of transportation, such as cycling, walking,

carpooling, and telecommuting, through incentives, infrastructure support, and public awareness
campaigns.
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Usage

- Problem Solving: The Alternate Approaches Pattern encourages users to think critically and creatively about
problem-solving, exploring a range of potential solutions or strategies.

- Decision Making: Users can use this pattern to evaluate different options and make informed decisions
based on their analysis of the alternatives.

- Innovation and Creativity: By considering alternative approaches, users may uncover innovative solutions or
perspectives that challenge conventional thinking.

Considerations

- Open-endedness: The prompt should be open-ended to allow for a variety of responses and viewpoints.

- Encouragement of Diverse Ideas: Encourage users to propose a range of alternative approaches, even if
they may seem unconventional or unlikely at first.

- Evaluation Criteria: Provide clear criteria for evaluating and comparing the proposed alternatives to
facilitate meaningful discussion and analysis.

NOTE: THE RECIPE PATTERN AND ALTERNATE APPROACHES PATTERN OFFER STRUCTURED
FRAMEWORKS FOR GUIDING INTERACTIONS WITH LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS IN DIFFERENT
CONTEXTS. WHETHER USERS ARE FOLLOWING STEP -BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS TO COMPLETE
A TASK OR EXPLORING ALTERNATI VE APPROACHES TO A PROBLEM, THESE PATTERNS
PROMOTE ENGAGEMENT, CRITICAL THINKING, AND CREATIVITY. BY UNDERSTANDING AND
LEVERAGING THESE PATTERNS, PRACTITIONERS CAN CREATE DIVERSE AND EFFECTIVE
PROMPTS THAT ELICIT VALUABLE RESPONSES FROM THE MODEL.

PROMPT PATTERN III

COMBINING PATTERNS

Purpose

Combining Patterns involves integrating multiple prompt patterns to create rich and multifaceted
interactions with large language models. By combining different patterns, users can benefit from the
strengths of each approach, leading to more engaging, informative, and effective interactions.
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Key Elements

1. Selection of Patterns: Choose two or more prompt patterns that complement each other and align with the
objectives of the interaction.

2. Integration: Integrate the selected patterns seamlessly within the prompt to create a cohesive and
comprehensive experience.

3. Synergy: Ensure that the combined patterns work together harmoniously to enhance user engagement,
facilitate task completion, or achieve other desired outcomes.

Example

Prompt: "You are planning a trip to a new city and want to explore its local cuisine. Use the Menu Action
Pattern to select a restaurant category, then provide a Tail Generation response to generate personalized
recommendations based on your preferences. Finally, use the Check List Pattern to ensure you have
everything you need for your dining experience."

User Response:

- Menu Action: "I'd like to explore Italian restaurants."

- Tail Generation: "Based on your preference for Italian cuisine, here are some recommendations: 1. Luigi's
Trattoria - Authentic Italian dishes in a cozy atmosphere. 2. Bella Napoli - Family-owned pizzeria known for its
wood-fired pizzas. 3. La Dolce Vita - Upscale Italian restaurant with a focus on fresh pasta and seafood."

- Check List: "Make sure to bring your appetite, comfortable shoes for walking, and a smartphone for
navigation."

Usage

- Enhanced Interactions: Combining patterns enriches interactions with large language models, offering
users a more varied and engaging experience.

- Complex Tasks: For tasks that require multiple steps or involve different aspects, combining patterns helps
users navigate through the process more efficiently.

- Personalization: By integrating tail generation or semantic filter patterns with other patterns, interactions
can be tailored to individual preferences or contexts.

Considerations
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- Clarity and Cohesion: Ensure that the combined patterns flow smoothly and are easy for users to follow
without confusion.

- Balance: Maintain a balance between the different patterns, avoiding overwhelming users with too many
elements or options.

- User Guidance: Provide clear instructions or guidance to help users understand how to interact with the
combined patterns effectively.

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EXPANSION PATTERNS

Purpose

Expansion Patterns prompt users to provide additional information or details on a given topic, allowing for
deeper exploration and elaboration. These patterns encourage users to expand upon their initial responses,
providing context, examples, or further explanation as needed.

Key Elements

1. Initial Response: Users provide an initial response to the prompt, which serves as a starting point for
further expansion.

2. Prompt for Elaboration: The prompt encourages users to provide additional information, examples, or
details to further develop their response.

3. Open-endedness: Expansion patterns are open-ended, allowing users the freedom to expand upon their
response in any direction they choose.

Example

Prompt: "Describe your favorite vacation destination."

User Response: "My favorite vacation destination is Paris."

Expansion Prompt: "Can you elaborate on what you love about Paris and any memorable experiences you've
had there?"

User Expansion: "I love Paris for its beautiful architecture, delicious food, and rich history. One of my favorite
experiences was visiting the Eiffel Tower at night and seeing the city lit up below."
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Usage

- Deeper Exploration: Expansion patterns encourage users to delve deeper into topics, providing more
detailed and nuanced responses.

- Contextualization: Users can provide context or examples to support their initial response, helping to clarify
their thoughts and communicate more effectively.

- Creativity and Engagement: By prompting users to expand upon their responses, these patterns stimulate
creativity and engagement in the interaction.

Considerations

- Prompt Clarity: Ensure that the expansion prompt is clear and specific to guide users in elaborating on their
initial response.

- Encouragement: Provide positive reinforcement or encouragement to prompt users to expand upon their
response willingly.

- Balance: Strike a balance between providing enough guidance for users to expand upon their response and
allowing them the freedom to explore their ideas.

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MENU ACTION PATTERNS

Purpose

Menu Action Patterns present users with a menu of options or choices, allowing them to select from
predefined categories, actions, or topics. This pattern provides structure and guidance in interactions,
making it easier for users to navigate through a range of options.

Key Elements

1. Menu Presentation: The prompt presents users with a list or menu of options, typically in the form of bullet
points or numbered items.

2. User Selection: Users choose from the menu options by indicating their preference or selecting a specific
item.

3. Response Generation: Based on the user's selection, the model generates a response tailored to the
chosen option.
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Example

Prompt: "Select a topic you would like to learn more about:"

- Technology

- History

- Science

- Art

- Literature

User Selection: "Science"

Model Response: "Science is a fascinating field that explores the natural world and the laws that govern it.
From biology to physics to chemistry, there are endless opportunities to discover new knowledge and make
groundbreaking discoveries."

Usage

- Structured Interaction: Menu Action Patterns provide a structured framework for interactions, guiding users
through a range of options or topics.

- User Control: Users have control over the direction of the conversation or the focus of the interaction by
selecting from the provided menu.

- Efficiency: By presenting users with predefined options, this pattern streamlines the interaction process
and reduces cognitive load.

Considerations

- Relevance: Ensure that the menu options are relevant to the user's needs or interests to maximize
engagement and satisfaction.

- Clarity: The menu options should be clear and concise, avoiding ambiguity or confusion.

- Variety: Provide a diverse range of options to cater to different preferences and interests.

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CHECK LIST PATTERN

Purpose

The Check List Pattern prompts users to review a list of items or tasks and confirm completion or readiness.
This pattern is useful for ensuring completeness, accuracy, and preparedness in various contexts, such as
task management, planning, or assessment.

Key Elements

1. List Presentation: The prompt presents users with a checklist of items or tasks to review.

2. Confirmation: Users confirm completion or readiness by indicating that each item on the list has been
addressed.

3. Feedback: The model may provide feedback or confirmation based on the user's response, acknowledging
completion, or prompting further action if necessary.

Example

Prompt: "Review the following checklist before submitting your project:"

- [ ] Title

page

- [ ] Introduction

- [ ] Methodology

- [ ] Results

- [ ] Discussion

- [ ] Conclusion

- [ ] References

User Confirmation: "All items have been completed."

Model Response: "Thank you for confirming. Your project is now ready for submission."

Usage
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- Task Management: The Check List Pattern helps users organize and manage tasks, ensuring that all
necessary steps are completed.

- Quality Assurance: By reviewing a checklist, users can ensure the quality and accuracy of their work before
proceeding to the next step.

- Preparedness: Checklists help users prepare for specific activities or events by ensuring they have
everything they need.

Considerations

- Completeness: The checklist should include all relevant items or tasks to ensure thorough review and
confirmation.

- Clear Instructions: Provide clear instructions on how users should confirm completion or readiness, such
as indicating "yes" or checking off items.

- Flexibility: Allow for flexibility in the checklist pattern to accommodate variations in tasks or contexts.

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TAIL GENERATION PATTERN

Purpose

The Tail Generation Pattern prompts users to provide specific criteria or preferences, allowing the model to
generate a tailored response based on those inputs. This pattern enables personalized interactions and
content generation, enhancing relevance and user satisfaction.

Key Elements

1. User Input: Users provide specific criteria, preferences, or context that guide the generation of the tailored
response.

2. Response Generation: The model generates a response customized to the user's inputs, addressing their
preferences or requirements.

3. Personalization: Tailored responses reflect the user's individual needs, interests, or circumstances,
increasing relevance and engagement.

Example
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Prompt: "What type of music are you in the mood for? Please specify genre, tempo, and mood."

User Input: "I'm in the mood for upbeat jazz music with a relaxing vibe."

Model Response: "Here's a playlist of upbeat jazz tunes with a relaxing vibe. Enjoy!"

Usage

- Content Personalization: The Tail Generation Pattern allows for the generation of personalized content
tailored to the user's preferences or requirements.

- Recommendation Systems: Tailored responses can be used in recommendation systems to suggest

products, services, or content based on user preferences.

- Customization: Users can customize their experience by providing specific criteria or preferences, ensuring
that responses meet their individual needs.

Considerations

- User Guidance: Provide clear instructions or prompts to guide users in providing relevant criteria or
preferences.

- Variety: Ensure that the model can generate a diverse range of responses based on different user inputs to
accommodate various preferences and contexts.

- Accuracy: The model should accurately interpret and reflect the user's inputs in the generated response to
ensure relevance and satisfaction.

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SEMANTIC FILTER PATTERN

Purpose

The Semantic Filter Pattern prompts users to specify filters or criteria to refine search results,
recommendations, or generated content based on semantic attributes. This pattern enables users to narrow
down options or focus on specific aspects that match their preferences or requirements.

Key Elements

1. Filter Selection: Users specify semantic filters or criteria to refine search results, recommendations, or
content generation.
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2. Semantic Attributes: Filters are based on semantic attributes such as category, topic, sentiment, or other
relevant characteristics.

3. Refinement: The model applies the specified filters to generate refined results or content that match the
user's preferences.

Example

Prompt: "Refine your search for movies by specifying genre, rating, and release year."

User Input: "I'm interested in action movies with a rating of at least 4 stars and released in the past year."

Model Response: "Here are some action movies that match your criteria: [List of movies]."

Usage

- Content Filtering: The Semantic Filter Pattern allows users to narrow down search results,
recommendations, or generated content based on specific semantic attributes.

- Relevance: By refining results to match user preferences or requirements, this pattern increases the
relevance and utility of the generated content.

- Customization: Users can customize their experience by specifying filters that align with their individual
preferences or interests.

Considerations

- Filter Options: Provide a range of filter options that cover relevant semantic attributes to ensure users can
refine results effectively.

- User Experience: Ensure that the filter selection process is intuitive and user-friendly to facilitate easy
navigation and selection.

- Feedback: Provide feedback or confirmation to users after applying filters to indicate that their preferences
have been taken into account.

BY COMBINING PATTERNS SUCH AS EXPANSION PATTERNS, MENU ACTION PATTERNS,

CHECK LIST PATTERNS, TAIL GENERATION PATTERNS, AND SEMANTIC FILTER PATTERNS,
INTERACTIONS WITH LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS CAN BE ENRICHED, PERSONALIZED, AND
TAILORED TO THE USER'S PREFERENC ES AND REQUIREMENTS. THESE PATTERNS PROVIDE
STRUCTURED FRAMEWORKS FOR GUIDING INTERACTIONS, FACILITATING TASK
COMPLETION, AND ENHANCING RELEVANCE AND ENGAGEMENT. WHEN USED EFFECTIVELY,
THEY CREATE MORE DYNAMIC AND SATISFYING USER EXPERIENCES, LEADING TO BE TTER
OUTCOMES IN VARIOUS NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING TASKS.