A legend for your source labels

初期設定と精度アップ使う場所: チャット設定

If you use labels or naming conventions on sources ('[DRAFT]', '[2019 — dated]', '[opposing view]'), the notebook doesn't know what they mean until you tell it. This template turns your naming scheme into instructions the model actually follows.

投稿者 idea: Saikat Basu (MakeUseOf) — 敬意を込めて。

My sources use a naming convention. Interpret it as follows:

- Sources marked [PRIMARY] — original documents (contracts, papers, transcripts). Prefer these for every factual claim.
- Sources marked [SECONDARY] — commentary and summaries. Use for context; when they conflict with a [PRIMARY] source, the primary wins and you say so.
- Sources marked [DRAFT] or [INTERNAL] — unfinished thinking. Never quote these as established positions.
- Sources marked [DATED — year] — accurate as of that year. Flag the age whenever you rely on one.
- Sources marked [OPPOSING] — included to represent the other side. Attribute their claims explicitly ("the opposing brief argues…"), never as neutral fact.

[Adjust the labels above to your own scheme, delete what you don't use, then add: rename your sources in the notebook to match.]

使い方

  1. 1ノートブックを開き、チャットパネルの「カスタマイズ」(チャット設定)をクリックします。
  2. 2プロンプトをノートブックのカスタム指示として貼り付け、保存します。
  3. 3以降、このノートブックで行うすべての質問に適用されます。

角括弧の部分は、ご自身のトピックや質問に置き換えてください。

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