Practice Skills Prompt vs Skill.en
--- id: practice-skills-prompt-vs-skill locale: en title: Distinguish prompt, template, Skill, and playbook description: Practice choosing the right abstraction level for a task. learningStage: skills learningOrder: 45 contentKind: practice difficulty: medium testCases: - description: One-off rewrite inputText: "Make this marketing copy more conversational." llmResult: "Should classify it as closer to a prompt than a full Skill." - description: Weekly support summary inputText: "Every Friday, pull tickets, group issues, write a summary, and send it to a manager." llmResult: "Should classify it as at least a Skill or playbook and explain why." promptTemplate: | Scenario: {inputText} Your answer: {userPrompt} --- ## Task For each scenario, decide whether it is best represented as a: - prompt - template - Skill - playbook / SOP ## Requirements - State your choice - Explain the reason in 2 to 4 sentences - If it does not deserve a higher abstraction level, say why
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Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo erweixin/prompt-challenges (no explicit license). A "Practice Skills Prompt vs Skill.en" 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.
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