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Chivas ST Attempter Introduction

The document outlines a project focused on creating high-quality code-based prompts and responses without model interaction. It details the workflow for task completion, including prompt writing, response crafting, and proofreading, with specific requirements based on coding language and task subcategory. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of clarity, specificity, and adherence to guidelines to avoid task rejection.

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Chivas ST Attempter Introduction

The document outlines a project focused on creating high-quality code-based prompts and responses without model interaction. It details the workflow for task completion, including prompt writing, response crafting, and proofreading, with specific requirements based on coding language and task subcategory. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of clarity, specificity, and adherence to guidelines to avoid task rejection.

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Attempter Introduction
Project Overview

Overall Goal Time per Task

This project requires no model 60 minutes


interaction. You'll craft high-quality,
original code-based prompts and
ideal responses, all aimed at
exceeding current top models.
Task Workflow
Overview

1 2 3 4

Language &
Write Prompt Write Response Proofread
Subcategory
Task Workflow 1
Check Task Requirements: Subcategory

The subcategory is crucial for determining prompt and Golden Response


requirements. Disregarding subcategory requirements will lead to task rejection.

Code Generation Code Refactoring Problem Reflection Test Reasoning


Create code to solve a Provide code and ask Ask for 2-3 methods Provide problem,
problem for improvements or to solve a specific code, tests input and
comments problem ask for tests output.
Task Workflow 1
Check Task Requirements: Coding Language

All code must be in this language, both in the prompt (if required)
and the response.

Swift Verilog

Python C++

Java C#

Go JavaScript
Task Workflow 2
Write a Challenging Prompt

I'm working on an application for a grocery store


Example Prompt and need to write a program that can calculate
change. In particular, write such a program in Swift
Subcategory: Code Generation in a modular way to allow coins of any
Coding Language: Swift denomination. The use case with coin values of 25,
Written Language: English 10, 5, and 1 cents must be included.

The prompt must:


Be written in the required language
Mention the coding language
Have a personal perspective
Have one clear ask
Align with the subcategory
Task Workflow 2
Prompt Requirements: Code Generation
Example
I am a project manager and often have trouble managing my daily to-do list. For this, I need a Python program that
does the following:
Take the name, importance (high, medium, low), and deadline (date) of each task as input from the user.
Sort these tasks based on their importance and deadline, so that the most important and the most urgent tasks
appear on top.
Display appropriate error messages while handling incorrect input (such as invalid date or empty task name).
Divide the code into neat modules, functions, and classes.

Requirements Caution

Describe a problem with real-world applications Do not write too-general prompts like:
Be specific & detailed “Input data, clean it, and output a graph”
Explicitly ask for code “Build a webpage in JavaScript”
Do not ask for entire applications
Task Workflow 2
Prompt Requirements: Code Refactoring
Example
I am a computer science teacher and I am creating an exercise for my students. This exercise is the classic game of
Tic Tac Toe.

{{Inefficient code that is not modular}}

I need the code refactored into simpler functions, that are more efficient, and with comments added.

Requirements Caution

Provide an overview, working code and an ask. Do not ask for change in functionality or output
Do not ask for debugging
Do not include code that does not run
Task Workflow 2
Prompt Requirements: Problem Reflection
Example
I am a cybersecurity programmer at a central bank. Our vault stores banknotes from different countries but some
people try to deposit counterfeit banknotes. I was assigned to develop approaches to solve this problem. I want to
use Python to solve this problem. The code needs to do the following:

{{Details given}}

What are two Python-based approaches that can implement all these requirements?

Requirements Caution

Explicitly ask for 2-3 methods to solve a single Do not ask for entire applications
problem Do not ask for code that uses APIs, databases,
Inputs and outputs must be identical for all external dependencies
solutions
Task Workflow 2
Prompt Requirements: Test Reasoning
Example
I need to ensure my code behaves correctly for the input given to it. There are multiple conditions in logic, and I
want to confirm whether it is working as expected or not, so that I can be sure before making any modifications.
{{Code}}

Can you please provide explanations along with expected output for the test cases?
myfun(0)
myfun(-2)

Requirements Caution

Provide the problem statement, code and the Do not include expected code output in prompt
tests. Do not use code or tests with randomness
Do not use code that does not run
Task Workflow 2
Common Prompt Errors

LLMs & Websites Pleasantries


Don’t use LLMs or websites like Don’t include pleasantries like
LeetCode to write prompts. “please”, “thank you”, “you are the
best!”...

A
Spelling High Complexity
Double-check grammar and Avoid writing prompts that involve
spelling using a tool like APIs, databases, hundred of lines
Grammarly. of code, etc.
Task Workflow 3
Write a Golden Response

Write a response to your prompt you’re proud to share!

The response must:


Be written in the required language
Address all requirements from the prompt
Produce no runtime/compilation errors (if applicable)
Always test your code!
Explain all included code
Provide relevant tips and extra useful info
Even if not requested!
Task Workflow 3
Golden Response Subcategory Requirements

Code Generation Problem Reflection

Include usage examples. Each solution should be in a different


code block.
Describe and contrast each approach.
Code Refactoring

Generated code should mantain Test Reasoning


same functionality and same exact
output. Don’t include code.
Explain all changes made. Run the code and provide exact
outputs.
Task Workflow 3
Code Formatting Requirements
Code must use language-specific Markdown code blocks (enclosed in
backticks). Omitting this format will cause task rejection.

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