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Prompts have a job

Classify feedback before finding themes

Data classification comes before prompt construction.

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A prompt with a job
RoleTaskContextFormat

Role + task + context + format = clearer output

The squad needs themes, not identities. Before using an approved system, it removes names, customer identifiers, credentials, personnel allegations, and unreleased commercial details. It keeps redacted comments only when consent and policy permit the use.

Harassment, security incidents, legal issues, and personnel decisions follow established escalation routes; a model should not adjudicate them.

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Guided practice

Reduce “Rina in Payroll says manager Lee ignored three tickets” to a non-identifying product theme if policy permits. Then explain what meaning is lost and whether that loss makes human handling necessary.

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Independent transfer

For a hypothetical feedback set, define allowed fields, prohibited fields, retention needs, and escalation triggers before writing any prompt.

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Why is changing a name insufficient when the remaining details identify the speaker?

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