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Create decision-boundary examples for a noisy importer

Build correct positive and near-miss examples for a specific validation policy.

Your build starts here

Replace bracketed details with your own goal, context, and checks. Keep the first build small enough to inspect.

THE COMPLETE TEMPLATE
Help improve this importer-classification prompt: [current prompt]. Its actual policy is [required columns, value rules, duplicate policy, and allowed outcomes].

Identify one recurring ambiguity from these observed failures: [sanitized cases]. Create a small set of similar inputs whose correct outcomes differ because of that policy. Include a clearly accepted row, a near miss that must be rejected, an ambiguous case needing more information, and a quoted-text case that remains valid under the chosen CSV rules.

For every example, show the input, correct outcome, relevant policy clause, and a brief checkable explanation. Do not invent a new rule to make an example convenient. Keep proposed demonstration examples separate from fresh evaluation cases.

Return a revised example block and the smallest necessary instruction change. Describe how to compare it with the current prompt without claiming the new version has already been tested.

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Use when one validation boundary causes repeatable errors. The policy and CSV parser behavior must already be defined.

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  • contrastive examples
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  • near-miss examples

The docs behind it

These references explain the underlying concepts and APIs. The prompt templates and project plans are original examples to adapt to your own setup.

Editorial review · October 28, 2026

Supported: Original, unexecuted classifier-template exercise. Its explicit fictional label policy and near-miss examples fit provider example guidance; no measured accuracy is implied.

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