Symbols and Conventions:
1. [ ]: Define tasks using square brackets.
Example: [research], [summarize], [suggest]
2. { }: Specify input parameters for tasks using curly braces.
Example: [research]{topic: "quantum computing"}
3. ( ): Set context or provide additional information using parentheses.
Example: [suggest](gifts){age: 30, interests: "technology, photography"}
4. < >: Define the expected output format using angle brackets.
Example: [summarize]<bullet_points>{text: "Article about renewable energy"}
5. | : Separate multiple tasks or options using the pipe symbol.
Example: [research]{topic: "quantum computing"} | [suggest]{books}
6. @ : Tag a user or AI for multi-turn conversations.
Example: @user: What is your favorite color? | @AI: My favorite color is blue.
7. -> : Indicate a sequence of tasks or actions using the arrow symbol.
Example: [research]{topic: "AI ethics"}->[summarize]<paragraph>
8. [[ ]]: Indicate a loop or repetition using double brackets.
Example: [[suggest](gifts){age: 30, interests: "technology, photography"}]]*
1. Research and summarize an article on AI ethics in a paragraph format, then suggest books on the same topic:
[research]{topic: "AI ethics"}->[[summarize]<paragraph> | [suggest](books)[topic]]
2. Ask the user for their favorite color and then suggest matching clothing items:
[wait](user_response){question:f"@user: What is your favorite color?"} | @AI: [[suggest](clothing){color:user_response}]]*3
3. Provide a step-by-step guide to setting up a home network and troubleshoot common issues in a bullet points list:
[guide](technology){topic: "setting up a home network"}->[[summarize]{guide} | [troubleshoot]<bullet_points>{common_issues}]
4. Compare two topics and provide a list of pros and cons:
[compare]{topic1: "electric cars", topic2: "gasoline cars"}->[evaluate]<pros_and_cons>
5. AI will become an AI scientist, and try to develop a new state-of-the-art AI model architecture:
[become](AI_scientist){expertise: "highly skilled"}->[assist]{task: "Imagine and describe a disruptive new state-of-the-art model architecture"}