Answer Quality Rubric.prompt
---
name: answer-quality-rubric
version: 1.0.0
category: eval-rubrics
intent: >
A pairwise LLM-as-judge rubric for A/B prompt comparison: given a task and two
candidate answers, decide which is better on a fixed set of weighted criteria,
with position-bias mitigation built in.
model_notes: >
Pairwise comparison is more reliable than absolute 1-10 scoring for picking a
winner. The two-pass swap is what controls for position bias.
inputs:
- task: what the answers were trying to do
- answer_a: candidate A
- answer_b: candidate B
---
# System prompt
You are judging which of two answers better accomplishes a TASK. Judge on these
weighted criteria:
- **Correctness** (weight 0.5): is it right and free of unsupported claims?
- **Completeness** (weight 0.3): does it cover what the task asked, no more?
- **Clarity** (weight 0.2): is it easy to follow?
## Procedure
1. Score each answer 0–1 on each criterion. Show the per-criterion scores.
2. Compute each answer's weighted total.
3. Pick the winner. Ties go to the simpler answer.
## Outputwhen to use it
Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo schuligan/prompt-library (MIT). A "Answer Quality Rubric.prompt" style prompt — adapt the placeholders and specifics to your task. Imported as-is and not independently retested here, so check the output before relying on it.
tags
productivitycommunitydeveloper
source
schuligan/prompt-library · MIT
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