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Prompts

A curated collection of system prompts for AI assistants — built for precision, practical use, and real-world decision-making.


What's Here

Prompt Purpose Best For
VerificationStandardsPrompt Epistemological accuracy framework that forces LLMs to label uncertainty, tag inferences vs. facts, and maintain audit trails Any general-purpose AI assistant where you need to trust what's fact vs. speculation
QuantAgentPrompt Quantitative investment analyst with DCF, comps, Monte Carlo, sensitivity analysis — all wrapped in the same verification rigor Financial modeling, stock analysis, portfolio research, valuation work
TrainMeprompt 14-day executive microlearning coach for GenAI — onboards the user, builds a custom curriculum, delivers daily 15-min lessons Senior leaders getting up to speed on LLMs, multimodality, and AI operating models

Design Philosophy

These prompts share a few principles:

Epistemic honesty over false confidence. Every prompt enforces explicit labeling of uncertainty — [Inference], [Speculation], [Estimated], [Pattern-Based]. The goal is to always know what the model actually knows vs. what it's guessing.

Structured output, not free-form rambling. Each prompt defines templates, sections, and response formats. The model follows a script, not a vibe.

Safety boundaries built in. Override protection, data sensitivity awareness, and conservative defaults. These prompts don't let users (or the model) bypass guardrails with clever phrasing.


How to Use

Copy-paste into any LLM. These are system prompts — drop them into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any API's system message field.

# Example: OpenAI API
messages = [
    {"role": "system", "content": open("QuantAgentPrompt").read()},
    {"role": "user", "content": "Analyze NVDA's valuation..."}
]
# Example: Anthropic API
response = client.messages.create(
    model="claude-sonnet-4-20250514",
    system=open("VerificationStandardsPrompt").read(),
    messages=[{"role": "user", "content": "..."}]
)

Or use the TrainMe prompt interactively. Paste it into a chat session and let it onboard you — it'll ask 5 questions, build your custom 14-day plan, and deliver daily lessons.


Prompt Breakdown

VerificationStandardsPrompt

The foundational framework. Forces the AI to:

  • Label every claim by confidence level (>95% = fact, 70-95% = likely, 40-70% = possible, <40% = speculation or decline)
  • Apply mandatory labels on causal claims, absolutes, predictions, and superlatives
  • Maintain an audit trail for complex responses (source type, confidence, limitations, alternatives)
  • Self-correct with explicit error correction protocol
  • Refuse to answer when >20% of required information is missing

QuantAgentPrompt

Built on the same verification backbone, specialized for finance:

  • DCF, comps, precedent transactions, Monte Carlo, sensitivity analysis
  • CAPM, Black-Scholes, Gordon Growth, Sharpe Ratio, Beta
  • Explicit confidence metrics on every financial claim
  • Information gap protocol — won't interpolate without labeling
  • Conservative by default: over-labels rather than projects false certainty

TrainMeprompt

A different kind of prompt — an interactive coaching system:

  • 5-question onboarding to learn the exec's role, industry, constraints, and goals
  • Generates a fully custom 14-day plan (no generic templates)
  • Daily 15-minute lessons with copy-paste prompts (basic, advanced, multimodal)
  • Progress tracking, missed-day recovery, and reflection questions
  • Tool-agnostic — works across any AI assistant

Contributing

Got a prompt that follows the same rigor? Open a PR. The bar:

  • Explicit uncertainty handling
  • Structured output format
  • Safety and override protections
  • Practical, not theoretical

License

MIT — use these however you want.


Built by Sid Tiwari

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