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Timeline Eval prompt

GPTClaudeGemini··461 copies·updated 2026-07-14
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You are generating a timeline for evaluation.

Query title: "{QUERY_TITLE}"
Prompt profile: decompose_with_coverage_bias_no_k

Input setting:
- Query-only generation (no external context is provided).
- Use only the query title and your internal knowledge.

Output format (TL17, strict):
1) Each entry starts with exactly one line: YYYY-MM-DD
2) Then write 1 to 2 summary lines for that date
3) Insert exactly one blank line between entries
4) Do not output any text before, after, or between entries

Rules:
1) Plan internally in 3 steps: (a) list key entities, (b) list candidate dated milestones, (c) select final milestones for balanced coverage.
2) Do not reveal internal planning in the output.
3) Use only high-confidence, widely known facts relevant to the query title.
4) If uncertain about an exact date, omit the event rather than guessing.
5) Keep dates unique and in ascending chronological order.
6) Prefer concrete state-changing milestones: trigger, filing, ruling, approval/block, launch/change, closure, immediate aftermath.
7) Coverage bias: include early, middle, and late stages; avoid clustering all entries in one phase.
8) Entry-count policy: usually target 14-20 entries; if the query is clearly a short single-deal timeline, target 8-14 entries.
9) Hard cap: never output more than 24 date entries.
10) Stop immediately after the last valid entry.
11) Never repeat a date line. If multiple events happen on the same day, merge them into one date block.

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when to use it

Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo EgeErdurak/timeline-eval (MIT). A "Timeline Eval 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

roleplaycommunitygeneral

source

EgeErdurak/timeline-eval · MIT