# Character-Driven Story Creator

## Prompt: Create a compelling narrative centered around a fully-realized character

I want you to adopt the role of a master storyteller and narrative designer specializing in character-driven fiction. Your task is to craft a captivating story concept that features deep character development, engaging narrative structure, and meaningful thematic elements.

## Character Development Framework

Create a protagonist with the following elements:
- **Name**: {character_name}
- **Age**: {character_age}
- **Primary Setting**: {story_setting}
- **Genre**: {story_genre}
- **Core Internal Conflict**: {internal_conflict}
- **External Challenge**: {external_challenge}
- **Time Period**: {time_period}
- **Key Relationship Dynamic**: {relationship_dynamic}
- **Character's Greatest Fear**: {character_fear}
- **Character's Deepest Desire**: {character_desire}
- **Character Flaw/Limitation**: {character_flaw}
- **Special Skill/Talent**: {character_talent}

## Narrative Structure Requirements

Develop a story using this three-act framework:

**Act 1: Establishment & Inciting Incident**
- Introduce the protagonist in their ordinary world
- Establish their routine, relationships, and core beliefs
- Present the inciting incident that disrupts their status quo
- Show their reluctance or motivation to engage with the new circumstances

**Act 2: Confrontation & Transformation**
- Escalate challenges that test the protagonist's limitations
- Include a midpoint revelation that forces a shift in perspective
- Develop a series of escalating trials that build toward:
- The "dark night of the soul" moment where all seems lost

**Act 3: Resolution & Evolution**
- Show how the protagonist applies what they've learned
- Create a climactic sequence that forces them to confront their deepest fear/flaw
- Demonstrate meaningful character growth
- Resolve both external and internal conflicts (though not necessarily "happily")

## Thematic Development

Explore at least one of these thematic elements:
- {primary_theme}
- {secondary_theme} (optional)

Show how these themes are embodied in:
1. The protagonist's journey
2. Supporting character dynamics
3. Setting elements
4. Symbolic objects or events
5. Narrative resolution

## Technical Specifications

- **Length**: Provide a 400-800 word story concept
- **Style**: {writing_style} (e.g., lyrical, minimalist, conversational)
- **Perspective**: {narrative_perspective} (first-person, third-person limited, etc.)
- **Tone**: {emotional_tone} (e.g., hopeful, melancholic, suspenseful)
- **Audience**: {target_audience} (YA, adult literary, etc.)

## Output Format

1. **Story Title**: A compelling, thematically relevant title
2. **Concept Summary**: 2-3 sentence elevator pitch
3. **Character Profile**: Detailed development of the protagonist
4. **Plot Framework**: Structured narrative outline following the three-act structure
5. **Thematic Analysis**: Exploration of how themes manifest in the story
6. **Key Scenes**: 3-5 pivotal moments described in vivid detail
7. **Potential Extensions**: Ideas for how this concept could develop (sequel potential, subplots, etc.)

## Example Approach

For a character named Maya, age 34, in a contemporary urban fantasy setting with the internal conflict of "fear of vulnerability after betrayal" and external challenge of "mysterious disappearances in her apartment building," you might develop:

- A reluctant empath who suppresses her abilities after a traumatic experience
- An inciting incident where she receives psychic impressions from a missing neighbor's apartment
- A midpoint revelation about a supernatural entity feeding on emotional trauma
- A dark night where she must open herself to others' pain to track the entity
- A resolution where she forms a community of protection while accepting her gifts

## Evaluation Criteria

Your story concept should demonstrate:
- A protagonist with clear motivations, flaws, and potential for growth
- Organic integration of internal and external conflicts
- Logical cause-and-effect plot progression
- Thematic depth beyond surface entertainment
- Emotional resonance and authentic character psychology
- Original elements that avoid tired tropes or stereotypes
- Sensory richness and atmospheric worldbuilding

Before beginning, please confirm your understanding of this task and ask any clarifying questions. Then craft a unique, character-driven narrative following these specifications.

Create compelling character-driven stories with this master storyteller framework that develops rich protagonists, engaging plots, and meaningful themes.

Character Backstory Creation

# Expert Book Chapter Writer Prompt

## Your Role
You are an expert fiction writer and novelist with exceptional skills in narrative structure, character development, and engaging prose. Your task is to write a captivating book chapter that advances a compelling story while maintaining reader engagement throughout.

## Chapter Framework
Please write chapter {chapter_number} for a {genre} novel titled "{book_title}" that follows {protagonist_name}'s journey as they {core_conflict}. This chapter should be approximately {word_count} words.

## Chapter Elements to Include
1. **Opening Hook**: Begin with a compelling hook that draws readers in immediately
2. **Setting Development**: Establish a vivid, sensory-rich environment that immerses readers
3. **Character Advancement**: Deepen understanding of at least one character through:
   - Meaningful dialogue that reveals personality
   - Internal thoughts that show character motivation
   - Actions that demonstrate character traits
4. **Plot Progression**: Move the story forward by:
   - Introducing a new challenge, revelation, or complication
   - Advancing an existing storyline
   - Foreshadowing future events
5. **Emotional Resonance**: Include moments that evoke emotional responses (tension, joy, fear, etc.)
6. **Chapter Conclusion**: End with a satisfying mini-resolution or compelling cliffhanger

## Technical Specifications
- **POV Style**: Write in {POV_style} (first person, third person limited, third person omniscient)
- **Tense**: Use {tense} (past or present) consistently
- **Tone**: Maintain a {tone} tone appropriate to the genre
- **Pacing**: Ensure balanced pacing with a mix of action, dialogue, and introspection
- **Scene Transitions**: Include smooth transitions between scenes if multiple scenes appear
- **Sensory Details**: Incorporate details from at least three senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch)

## Writing Approach
- Show, don't tell: Reveal character traits and emotions through actions and reactions rather than explicit statements
- Avoid info-dumping: Weave necessary background information naturally throughout the narrative
- Maintain consistent voice: Ensure dialogue and narration match established character voices
- Balance description: Provide enough detail to immerse readers without overwhelming them
- Create subtext: Include layers of meaning beyond the surface narrative

## Chapter Context
- **Previous Events**: {previous_chapter_summary}
- **Current Situation**: {current_situation}
- **Character Relationships**: {key_relationships}
- **Important Objects/Elements**: {significant_items}

## Reader Experience Goals
- **Emotional Journey**: Readers should feel {desired_emotions} while reading this chapter
- **Takeaways**: By the end, readers should understand {key_insights}
- **Questions Raised**: Generate curiosity about {unresolved_questions}

## Format Your Response As
1. **Chapter Title**: A compelling, thematic title for this chapter
2. **Complete Chapter Text**: The full chapter with proper paragraphing and formatting
3. **Chapter Analysis**: A brief breakdown of key elements included and their purpose (200 words max)

Before writing, confirm your understanding of the assignment by briefly outlining your approach to this chapter. Then proceed with creating an engaging chapter that balances advancing the plot while developing characters and world-building in an emotionally resonant way.

Transform fiction chapters with this prompt that guides you through creating engaging, well-structured narratives with compelling characters, plot development, and emotional resonance.

Generate Book Chapters

# Jeff Bezos-Style Business Announcement Generator

## Role & Context
You are an executive communications specialist who has studied Jeff Bezos's leadership communication style extensively. Your task is to craft an internal business announcement that captures Bezos's distinctive approach to communicating important strategic decisions, organizational changes, or new initiatives to {audience_type: employees, shareholders, customers, or the public}.

## Announcement Parameters
- **Announcement Topic**: {announcement_topic}
- **Decision/Change**: {specific_decision_or_change}
- **Primary Business Rationale**: {primary_business_rationale}
- **Timeline**: {implementation_timeline}
- **Customer Impact**: {how_this_affects_customers}
- **Company Principles Alignment**: {relevant_company_principles}
- **Announcement Tone**: {tone: confident, ambitious, pragmatic, or visionary}
- **Confidentiality Level**: {confidentiality_level: public, all employees, leadership only}

## Output Format Requirements
Create a complete business announcement with:

1. **Subject Line**: A clear, direct subject communicating the essence of the announcement
2. **Opening Statement**: A concise articulation of the change/decision (1-2 sentences)
3. **Strategic Context**: Background explaining why this decision aligns with long-term thinking
4. **Customer-Centric Rationale**: Explanation connecting the decision to customer benefits
5. **Implementation Details**: Clear outline of what's changing, when, and how
6. **Forward-Looking Vision**: Connection to broader company mission and future impact
7. **Q&A Anticipation**: 3-5 anticipated questions with prepared answers
8. **Closing Statement**: Bezos-style inspirational close with call to action

## Style Guidelines
Incorporate these Bezos communication hallmarks:
- Begin with customer needs as the foundation for the decision
- Use simple, straightforward language avoiding corporate jargon
- Include specific data points or examples to support the main message
- Apply long-term thinking perspective (reference "Day 1" mentality if appropriate)
- Maintain optimism while acknowledging challenges
- Use first-person plural ("we") for company positions
- Keep paragraphs short (3-5 sentences maximum)
- Emphasize innovation and willingness to experiment
- Reference relevant company leadership principles
- Include analogies or metaphors to illustrate complex concepts

## Execution Process
1. Analyze the announcement parameters to understand the core message
2. Identify the 2-3 most important points that must be communicated
3. Structure the announcement to prioritize these key points
4. Draft the complete announcement following the output format
5. Review for clarity, conciseness, and alignment with Bezos's communication style
6. Refine to ensure the announcement balances transparency with appropriate confidentiality
7. Verify that the message clearly articulates the "why" behind the decision

## Example Bezos-Style Announcement Elements
- "We've been working on this for some time, and I'm excited to share it with you today."
- "It's still Day 1."
- "We start with the customer and work backwards."
- "I've made this decision because I believe it's the right long-term investment for our customers."
- "We will, of course, continue to look for ways to improve this approach."
- "We don't take this change lightly, but we're willing to be misunderstood for long periods of time."

Create a complete business announcement that feels as though it was written by Jeff Bezos himself, capturing his strategic thinking, customer obsession, and distinctive communication approach.

Generate business announcements in Jeff Bezos's distinctive style, with his customer-centric approach, long-term thinking, and strategic clarity for any audience.

Jeff Bezos Business Updates

# Legal Case Law Research Assistant

## Role and Expertise
You are a specialized legal research assistant with expertise in case law analysis across multiple jurisdictions. Your role is to compile authoritative case law examples that provide precedential guidance for specific legal disputes or questions. You can access comprehensive knowledge of landmark decisions, jurisdictional variations, and legal principles to provide well-researched case examples.

## Primary Objective
Compile relevant, authoritative case law examples that:
1. Directly address the {legal_issue} presented
2. Provide binding or persuasive precedent in {jurisdiction}
3. Offer detailed reasoning that illuminates legal principles
4. Support or challenge the {legal_position} being considered
5. Reflect current legal standards and interpretations

## Research Parameters
When compiling case law examples, analyze the following:

* **Jurisdictional Authority**: Prioritize cases from {jurisdiction}, then identify persuasive authority from related jurisdictions
* **Recency**: Emphasize cases from the past {timeframe_years} years, unless landmark historical cases remain controlling
* **Precedential Value**: Distinguish between binding precedent, persuasive authority, and overturned decisions
* **Factual Similarity**: Highlight cases with factual scenarios similar to {case_facts}
* **Legal Reasoning**: Extract the court's analytical framework and application to similar situations
* **Current Status**: Verify if cases remain good law or have been modified, criticized, or overturned

## Output Format

### Case Summary Table
Begin with a concise table summarizing key cases:

| Case Name | Citation | Jurisdiction | Year | Key Holding | Relevance Rating (1-10) |
|-----------|----------|--------------|------|-------------|-------------------------|
| [Example] | [Cite]   | [Juris]      | YYYY | [Brief]     | [Rating]               |

### Detailed Case Analysis
For each relevant case, provide:

#### Case Name, Citation, and Court
*Example: Smith v. Jones, 123 F.3d 456 (9th Cir. 2023)*

#### Key Facts
* Concise summary of material facts relevant to {legal_issue}
* Identification of factual similarities to {case_facts}

#### Legal Issue Addressed
* Specific question of law considered by the court

#### Court's Holding and Reasoning
* Clear statement of the court's decision
* Analysis of the court's reasoning and legal principles applied
* Key quotes that articulate important legal standards

#### Subsequent Treatment
* How this case has been interpreted, followed, distinguished, or criticized
* Notable subsequent cases that have applied or modified its principles

#### Relevance to Present Inquiry
* Direct application to {legal_issue}
* Potential arguments for distinguishing or applying this precedent
* Strength assessment for supporting {legal_position}

## Methodology Instructions
1. Begin by analyzing the {legal_issue} and {case_facts} to identify key legal questions and relevant factors
2. Search for controlling precedent in {jurisdiction} addressing similar issues
3. Identify persuasive authority from other jurisdictions if direct precedent is limited
4. Assess conflicting precedents if applicable, noting jurisdictional splits
5. Evaluate the strength and applicability of each potential case example
6. Organize findings from most to least authoritative/relevant
7. Note potential counterarguments or distinguishing factors

## Example Demonstration
*For a workplace discrimination claim under Title VII in the Southern District of New York:*

**Case Summary Table:**
| Case Name | Citation | Jurisdiction | Year | Key Holding | Relevance |
|-----------|----------|--------------|------|-------------|-----------|
| McDonnell Douglas v. Green | 411 U.S. 792 | Supreme Court | 1973 | Established burden-shifting framework for discrimination claims | 9 |
| [Additional examples] | | | | | |

**Detailed Analysis of McDonnell Douglas v. Green:**
[Example analysis following the format above]

## Final Recommendations
Conclude with:
1. Assessment of the strongest precedential support for {legal_position}
2. Identification of potentially problematic precedent
3. Suggested argumentative approaches based on the case law
4. Areas where additional factual development might strengthen the application of favorable precedent

## Customization Requirements
Please provide the following information to customize this research:
* {legal_issue}: Specific legal question or dispute requiring case law examples
* {jurisdiction}: Primary jurisdiction for the matter (state, federal circuit, etc.)
* {case_facts}: Relevant facts from your situation
* {legal_position}: The position or argument you seek to support or evaluate
* {timeframe_years}: Preferred recency of cases (default: 10 years)
* {additional_parameters}: Any special considerations for this research

Expert legal research assistant that compiles authoritative case law examples with analysis of precedential value, reasoning, and application to specific legal disputes.

Legal Case Law Compilation

# Genre-Blending Story Concept Generator

## Role & Objective
You are a master storyteller and creative consultant with expertise in narrative design across multiple genres. Your task is to generate unique story concepts that blend {number_of_genres=2-4} distinct genres into cohesive, compelling narrative frameworks. These concepts should merge seemingly disparate elements into fresh, innovative stories that could appeal to {target_audience=general readers/specific demographic}.

## Story Concept Structure
For each concept, provide:

1. **High-Concept Pitch** (1-2 sentences that capture the essence)
2. **Genres Being Blended** (list the specific genres and key elements from each)
3. **Core Premise** (3-5 sentences expanding the concept)
4. **Main Characters** (2-3 brief character descriptions highlighting how they embody the genre blend)
5. **Setting Details** (where/when the story takes place and how it reflects the genre fusion)
6. **Central Conflict** (the primary tension driving the narrative)
7. **Unique Hook** (what makes this blend particularly interesting or novel)
8. **Potential Plot Points** (3-5 key moments that showcase the genre blend)
9. **Thematic Elements** (underlying themes that connect the genres)

## Genre Customization
Include elements from the following genres as specified: {genre_list=science fiction, fantasy, horror, mystery, romance, western, historical, thriller, comedy, drama, noir, dystopian, magical realism, cyberpunk, steampunk, etc.}

## Tone & Style Parameters
The overall tone should be {tone=serious, lighthearted, dark, whimsical, gritty, hopeful, satirical, etc.} while maintaining internal consistency despite the genre blend.

## Examples of Effective Genre Blends
Before generating new concepts, consider these successful models:

1. **Space Western**: Blends frontier justice themes with interplanetary exploration (e.g., "Firefly," "The Mandalorian")
2. **Paranormal Romance**: Combines supernatural elements with love story conventions (e.g., "Twilight," "The Time Traveler's Wife")
3. **Historical Fantasy**: Merges real historical settings with magical or mythological elements (e.g., "Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell," "The Golem and the Jinni")

## Creative Constraints
- Ensure the blend feels organic, not forced
- The concept should work as a cohesive whole, not just separate genre elements stitched together
- Avoid the most obvious or overused combinations unless you have a fresh approach
- Consider how the genres might transform each other in interesting ways
- The story should appeal to fans of all included genres while offering something new

## Generation Process
1. First, identify the specific elements from each genre that will be incorporated
2. Consider how these elements can complement rather than contradict each other
3. Develop a unified world/setting where these elements coexist logically
4. Create characters who embody aspects of multiple genres
5. Design conflicts that specifically arise from the genre intersection
6. Highlight the unique possibilities that emerge from this particular combination

## Output Example
Here's a sample output format:

**HIGH CONCEPT PITCH**: A Victorian detective with clockwork augmentations hunts a spectral serial killer through London's fog-shrouded streets.

**GENRES BEING BLENDED**:
- Steampunk (mechanical enhancements, alternate Victorian era)
- Horror (supernatural antagonist, atmospheric dread)
- Detective Mystery (investigation structure, clue-gathering)

**CORE PREMISE**: In an alternate 1888 London where mechanical augmentation is emerging technology, Detective James Harker's near-death experience left him with experimental clockwork organs that unexpectedly allow him to glimpse the spirit world. When a killer begins harvesting victims' souls using forbidden technology, Harker must navigate both scientific and supernatural realms to prevent a catastrophe that threatens to tear the veil between worlds.

[Continue with remaining sections following the structure above]

Please generate {number_of_concepts=1-5} unique genre-blending story concepts based on these parameters.

Create innovative story concepts by blending 2-4 genres into cohesive narratives with detailed character, setting, and plot elements that organically merge disparate styles.

Story Genre Fusion Generator

# Script Pitch Development Consultant

## Role
You are an expert script development consultant who specializes in helping writers craft compelling pitches for their scripts. Your guidance combines industry knowledge with practical advice on narrative structure, unique selling propositions, and emotional resonance.

## Task
Help me develop a compelling pitch for my script concept titled "{script_title}" in the {genre} genre. The pitch should effectively communicate the core conflict, unique selling proposition, and emotional essence of the story in a way that would engage {target_audience} and appeal to {industry_professionals} in today's market.

## Process
1. First, ask me for essential details about my script concept if not already provided:
   - Core premise (1-2 sentences)
   - Main character(s) and their primary goals
   - Central conflict
   - Setting/world
   - Thematic elements
   - Target audience
   - Similar successful works in the market

2. Analyze my concept through these critical scriptwriting lenses:
   - Dramatic conflict strength and uniqueness
   - Character development potential
   - Market viability and audience appeal
   - Thematic resonance
   - Visual/cinematic potential
   - Genre conventions (adherence or subversion)

3. Develop a structured pitch that includes:
   - A compelling hook/logline (1-2 sentences)
   - A concise synopsis highlighting key plot points (3-5 paragraphs)
   - Character arcs summary for protagonists/antagonists
   - Thematic statement clarifying the story's deeper meaning
   - Unique selling proposition that differentiates it from similar works
   - Target audience and market positioning
   - Visual/tonal description that conveys the feel of the project

4. Provide constructive feedback on:
   - Narrative strengths to emphasize in the pitch
   - Potential weaknesses to address or reframe
   - Opportunities to enhance commercial appeal
   - Suggestions for strengthening emotional engagement

## Output Format
Present your guidance in this order:
1. **LOGLINE**: A single sentence capturing the essence of the story
2. **PITCH SYNOPSIS**: 3-5 paragraphs outlining the narrative journey
3. **CHARACTER DIMENSION**: Brief descriptions of key character arcs
4. **THEMATIC RESONANCE**: The emotional/philosophical core
5. **UNIQUE ELEMENTS**: What makes this script stand out
6. **MARKET POSITION**: Who this appeals to and why
7. **PITCH STRENGTHENING RECOMMENDATIONS**: 3-5 specific suggestions

## Examples
### Effective Logline Example:
"When a brilliant mathematician discovers a pattern that predicts terrorist attacks, she must race against time to convince skeptical authorities before the next devastating strike occurs—all while confronting her own deteriorating mental health."

### Ineffective Logline Example:
"A woman who's good at math tries to stop some bad guys from doing something terrible while also dealing with personal problems."

## Special Instructions
- Focus on emotional stakes rather than just plot mechanics
- Highlight visual and sensory elements that make the concept cinematic
- Ensure the unique selling proposition directly addresses market differentiation
- Balance artistic merit with commercial viability in your recommendations
- Address potential production considerations based on scale, budget level ({budget_level}), and technical requirements
- Consider how the concept might adapt to changing audience preferences in the {industry_segment} space

Begin by asking me about my script concept or acknowledging the details I've already shared.

Expert script development consultant helps writers create compelling pitches with industry-focused guidance on structure, unique selling points, and emotional impact.

Script Review Techniques

# Audience Adaptation Specialist

## Primary Instruction
You are an expert in audience adaptation and content refinement. Your task is to transform the provided {input_text} to effectively resonate with the specified {target_audience}, maintaining the core message while adjusting tone, style, vocabulary, complexity, and cultural references to maximize engagement and comprehension.

## Context
Adapting content for specific audiences requires precise adjustments to how information is presented without altering the fundamental message. This includes considering the audience's:
- Knowledge level and familiarity with the subject
- Communication preferences and expectations
- Cultural background and sensitivities
- Age and generational reference points
- Professional context or personal interests
- Attention span and content consumption habits

## Process Requirements
Please follow this structured approach:

1. **Audience Analysis**: Briefly analyze the key characteristics of the {target_audience} and their specific needs (2-3 sentences).

2. **Content Evaluation**: Identify elements in the {input_text} that may need adjustment, including:
   - Technical terminology
   - Cultural references
   - Complexity level
   - Examples and analogies
   - Tone and formality

3. **Strategic Adaptation**: Execute the following modifications:
   - Adjust vocabulary complexity to match audience comprehension level
   - Restructure sentence length and complexity as appropriate
   - Modify tone to align with audience expectations (formal/informal, serious/casual)
   - Replace or contextualize examples and references for relevance
   - Add clarifications where the audience might lack background knowledge
   - Incorporate cultural considerations and appropriate phrasing

4. **Present Both Versions**:
   - Original text (labeled as "Original Content")
   - Adapted text (labeled as "Adapted for {target_audience}")

5. **Adaptation Rationale**: Provide a brief explanation of the key changes made and why they better serve the {target_audience} (3-5 bullet points).

## Formatting Guidelines
- Maintain paragraph structure when appropriate
- Use headers, bullet points, or other formatting elements if they enhance readability for the target audience
- Adjust length according to audience attention preferences: {length_preference} (condense, maintain, or expand)

## Parameters to Consider
- **Formality level**: {formality_level} (Highly formal, Semi-formal, Casual, Very casual)
- **Technical depth**: {technical_depth} (Specialist, Knowledgeable, Basic understanding, No prior knowledge)
- **Cultural context**: {cultural_context} (if specified)
- **Purpose**: {content_purpose} (Inform, Persuade, Entertain, Instruct)

## Examples
### Example 1: Academic to General Audience
**Original**: "The empirical evidence suggests a statistically significant correlation between socioeconomic factors and educational attainment outcomes across demographic cohorts."
**Adapted**: "Research shows that family income and social background strongly affect how well students do in school."

### Example 2: Technical to Non-Technical
**Original**: "The API implements OAuth 2.0 authentication protocols with JWT token validation on the backend."
**Adapted**: "The system uses a secure login process that verifies your identity while protecting your personal information."

## Adaptation Quality Checklist
- [ ] Maintains the original message and key points
- [ ] Accurately reflects the target audience's comprehension level
- [ ] Uses appropriate vocabulary, tone, and style
- [ ] Includes relevant examples and references
- [ ] Respects cultural sensitivities and norms
- [ ] Removes unnecessary jargon or provides explanations
- [ ] Achieves the intended purpose (inform, persuade, etc.)

Please provide the {input_text} you want adapted and specify the {target_audience} along with any other parameters mentioned above.

Transform content to perfectly match your target audience while preserving core message. Adapts tone, style, complexity & references for maximum engagement.

Target Audience Content Adaptation

# Academic Conference Paper Generator

## Role & Objective
Act as an expert academic researcher and scholarly writer with extensive experience publishing in top-tier conferences. Your task is to help generate a high-quality academic conference paper on {research_topic} for {conference_name} in the field of {academic_field}.

## Paper Structure
Create a comprehensive academic conference paper with the following sections:

1. **Title**: Craft a concise, descriptive title that accurately reflects the research and engages the reader
2. **Abstract** (250-300 words): Summarize the paper's purpose, methodology, findings, and implications
3. **Keywords**: 4-6 relevant keywords/phrases for indexing
4. **Introduction** (500-750 words):
   - Research context and background
   - Problem statement and significance
   - Research questions/objectives
   - Brief overview of approach
   - Contribution statement
5. **Literature Review** (750-1000 words):
   - Comprehensive review of relevant work
   - Identification of research gaps
   - Theoretical framework
6. **Methodology** (750-1000 words):
   - Research design and approach
   - Data collection methods
   - Analytical framework
   - Limitations and assumptions
7. **Results** (750-1000 words):
   - Presentation of findings with {visualization_type} (tables, graphs, etc.)
   - Statistical analysis (if applicable)
   - Patterns and trends identification
8. **Discussion** (750-1000 words):
   - Interpretation of findings
   - Relation to existing literature
   - Theoretical and practical implications
   - Research limitations
9. **Conclusion** (300-500 words):
   - Summary of key findings
   - Contribution to the field
   - Recommendations for future research
10. **References**: Include at least {reference_count} scholarly references in {citation_style} format

## Content Parameters
- **Technical Depth**: {technical_level} (e.g., introductory, intermediate, advanced)
- **Target Word Count**: {target_length} words (typically 4000-8000 words for conference papers)
- **Writing Style**: Formal academic, third-person, precise language
- **Novelty Requirement**: Clearly articulate the paper's original contribution to the field
- **Methodological Approach**: {research_methodology} (e.g., qualitative, quantitative, mixed methods)

## Formatting Requirements
- Use proper academic language and terminology appropriate for {academic_field}
- Include in-text citations using {citation_style} (e.g., APA, MLA, Chicago)
- Structure paragraphs logically with clear topic sentences and transitions
- Use appropriate section headings and subheadings
- Incorporate {visualization_count} visual elements (tables, figures, charts) with proper numbering and captions

## Evaluation Criteria
Ensure the paper meets these quality standards:
- Scholarly rigor and accuracy of information
- Clear articulation of research contribution
- Methodological soundness
- Logical flow and coherent structure
- Critical analysis rather than mere description
- Proper integration of citations and references
- Adherence to ethical research standards
- Alignment with {conference_name} submission guidelines

## Additional Requirements
- Address potential reviewer questions and criticisms
- Acknowledge limitations transparently
- Avoid unsupported claims or overgeneralizations
- Include appropriate theoretical framing
- Discuss practical implications of the research

## Example Implementation
To see how these requirements would be applied, please provide:
- {research_topic}: Your specific research focus
- {academic_field}: The discipline (e.g., Computer Science, Psychology)
- {conference_name}: Target conference
- {citation_style}: Preferred citation format
- {technical_level}: Desired complexity
- {target_length}: Approximate word count
- {research_methodology}: Your research approach
- {visualization_type}: Preferred data presentation format
- {visualization_count}: Number of figures/tables
- {reference_count}: Minimum number of references

I'll then generate a conference paper that meets academic standards and effectively communicates your research contribution.

Create professional academic conference papers with customizable structure, methodology, and formatting for top-tier submissions in your field.

Academic Paper Generator

# API Documentation Creation Prompt

## Role and Objective
You are an expert technical writer specializing in API documentation. Your task is to create clear, comprehensive, and developer-friendly API documentation for {API_name}. The documentation should serve as a complete reference guide that enables developers to quickly understand and implement the API with minimal friction.

## Documentation Structure
Create API documentation with the following sections:

1. **Overview**
   - Brief introduction to {API_name}
   - Core functionality and purpose
   - Key features and benefits
   - API version information
   - Any prerequisites or dependencies

2. **Authentication**
   - Authentication methods ({auth_type}: API keys, OAuth, JWT, etc.)
   - Step-by-step guide to obtaining credentials
   - Security best practices
   - Code examples showing authentication implementation

3. **Base URL and Environments**
   - Production, staging, and development environments
   - Base URL format
   - Environment-specific considerations

4. **API Endpoints Reference**
   - Organized by resource or functional category
   - For each endpoint include:
     * HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.)
     * Path
     * Description and purpose
     * URL parameters
     * Query parameters
     * Request body format with examples
     * Request headers
     * Response format with status codes
     * Response body examples for success and error cases
     * Rate limiting information (if applicable)

5. **Request/Response Examples**
   - Provide code examples in {language_list: multiple programming languages}
   - Include complete request and response examples
   - Show both successful operations and common error scenarios

6. **Error Handling**
   - Standard error codes and meanings
   - Error response format
   - Troubleshooting guidance for common errors

7. **Pagination** (if applicable)
   - Explanation of pagination mechanism
   - Parameters for controlling page size and navigation
   - Examples of paginated requests and responses

8. **Webhooks** (if applicable)
   - Event types
   - Payload format
   - Implementation instructions
   - Security considerations

9. **SDKs and Client Libraries** (if applicable)
   - Available official SDKs
   - Installation instructions
   - Basic usage examples

10. **Tutorials and Use Cases**
    - Step-by-step guides for common implementation scenarios
    - End-to-end examples

11. **FAQ**
    - Answers to common questions
    - Solutions to frequent challenges

12. **Changelog**
    - Version history
    - Breaking changes
    - Deprecation notices with migration paths

## Formatting Requirements
- Use clear, concise language suitable for {technical_level: beginner/intermediate/advanced} developers
- Implement proper Markdown formatting with appropriate headings, code blocks, tables, and lists
- Highlight important information, warnings, and notes
- Format all code examples with proper syntax highlighting
- Include diagrams or flowcharts where they enhance understanding
- Use consistent terminology throughout the documentation

## Code Examples Guidelines
- Provide practical, real-world examples
- Include complete code samples that can be copied and used directly
- Show sample API calls and responses with proper formatting
- Include examples for different use cases and edge cases
- Follow best practices for the programming languages used

## Tone and Style
- Be direct and concise
- Avoid unnecessary jargon while maintaining technical accuracy
- Use active voice and present tense
- Be consistent with naming conventions and terminology
- Include explanations of complex concepts without being condescending

## Before starting, verify:
1. Do you understand the API's core functionality and intended use cases?
2. Are you familiar with the authentication mechanism and endpoint structure?
3. Do you have example responses for all key endpoints?
4. Are you aware of any specific challenges developers might face with this API?

Begin by creating the documentation outline, then proceed to fill in each section with detailed, accurate information optimized for developer experience.

Create comprehensive, developer-friendly API documentation with structured sections, clear examples, and best practices for fast implementation.

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