Prompt Context Framework

# Prompt and Context Framework

## Reusable Prompt Design Principles
- State the user intent before generating output.
- Prefer structured outputs over free-form prose when possible.
- Separate facts, interpretation, and uncertainty.
- Refuse advice-seeking requests instead of silently rephrasing them.
- Use recent, relevant, attributable context only.
- When evidence is weak, say so plainly.
- Keep the response useful even when the answer is partial.

## Context Rules
### Source Freshness
- Prefer the most recent approved sources.
- Surface timestamps when the data may be stale.
- Do not present old context as if it were current.

### Uncertainty
- Distinguish confirmed facts from likely interpretation.
- State when a claim is incomplete or unverified.
- Avoid confident language when evidence is mixed.

### User Intent
- Match the response to the user’s requested depth.
- If the user asks for a summary, do not expand into advice.
- If the user asks for comparison, keep the frame balanced and neutral.

### No Financial Advice
- Do not tell users what to buy, sell, hold, or avoid.
- Do not imply price direction or expected returns.
- Do not present probability language as a prediction signal.

## Prompt Templates

### Token Explanation
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