← All IntelClip / EducationSoft context notes: shape tone, never quote, render before numbers
From Stop Writing Tone Instructions. Layer Them. - Isadora Martin-Dye, Isadora & Co · ≈9:48
Two reusable prompt-assembly rules: sensitive user context should steer tone without being echoed, and it must render before numeric constraints or the prose feels mechanically slotted.
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- Two reusable prompt-assembly rules: sensitive user context should steer tone without being echoed, and it must render before numeric constraints or the prose feels mechanically slotted.
Clip transcript
identity, same voice, but the route changes based on who's in the car. Condition two is what they're going through. The second real-time signal is to know about this specific person situation. Not their role, but their life. And it comes from universal rules. Your soft context notes policy. Use these notes for tone, empathy, and what not to say. Never quote them verbatim. That's really important, too. A couple munching in grief should hear gentleness, not a quote about loss. A couple navigating a sick parent should get patience and slack on timing, never a sentence that's just talking about the illness. The assembler deliberately renders this before the numbers. Tone is set by human context first, then numeric constraints. The code comment explains the reasoning. Couple note block render before the numbers guard block. So, the LLM uh sets tone first from the soft context, then satisfies numeric content constraints. Reversing the order makes the prose feel mechanically slotted because the model is already committed to the numeric framing before it reads the qualitative tone fuel.
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