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How to structure a base prompt for Gemini 4 Argon
When working with Gemini 4 Argon, the prompt must balance clarity, length, and context. A proven template includes:
- Explicit goal:state the prompt's purpose concisely.
- Context and constraints:provide background, limitations, and desired output format.
- Step-by-step or chain-of-thought:guide the model through logical stages.
- Output examples:show concrete examples to reduce ambiguity.
Example base prompt:
<prompt>
Goal: Generate a list of prioritized bug reports for a development software.
Context:
- The project is a collaborative team tool.
- Priority: High (feature blockers), Medium (usability), Low (minor enhancements).
- Output format: bulleted list with ID, severity, report module, and effort estimate.
Instructions:
1. List high-priority bugs first, then medium, then low.
2. For each bug include an ID (e.g., BUG-001), a brief description, severity (1-5), and report module (e.g., UI, API, Database).
3. Add a concise effort estimate (story points).
</prompt>By following these structured guidelines, you can leverage the massive token capacity of Gemini 4 Argon and the specialized strengths of GPT-6.1 Sol and Kumo Tabular to build robust, high-performance prompts that drive accurate, actionable outputs.