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Output Formatters & Templates

Context: Use these templates to force the LLM to output structured data that can be parsed by code or easily pasted into other tools.

📄 JSON Enforcers​

Generic JSON​

Output the result ONLY as valid JSON. Do not include any markdown formatting (like \`\`\`json). The format should be:
\{
  \"summary\": \"string\",
  \"items\": [
    \{ \"id\": 1, \"content\": \"string\" \}
  ]
\}

Strict Schema​

You are an API that returns comprehensive user profiles.
Output JSON:
\{
  \"user\": \{
    \"firstName\": \"String\",
    \"lastName\": \"String\",
    \"attributes\": \{
      \"skills\": [\"Array of Strings\"]
    \}
  \}
\}

📊 Markdown Tables​

Format the comparison as a Markdown table.
Columns: [Strategy Name] | [Pros] | [Cons] | [Estimated Cost] | [Time to Implement]

💻 Code Blocks​

Provide the solution as a single Python script.
- Use \`argparse\` for input.
- Include docstrings for every function.
- Wrap the code in a standard markdown block: \`\`\`python ... \`\`\`

📈 Mermaid Diagrams​

Flowchart​

Generate a Mermaid JS flowchart describing the user login process.
Start with \`graph TD\`.
Include nodes for: Login Page, Auth Service, Database, Error Handling.

Sequence Diagram​

Generate a Mermaid JS sequence diagram for a Payment System.
Participants: User, WebApp, StripeAPI, Database.
Show the happy path only.

📝 CSV Format​

Output the list of leads as CSV data, ready to be pasted into Excel.
Headers: Name, Company, Email, LinkedIn URL
No other text.