formax-system-prompt-workflow

To align system prompts with deferred tool exposure in Formax, apply a canonical workflow blueprint that validates request-payload parity across the TUI, app-server, and SDK using documented maps and references.

Deferred tool exposure is a semantic mechanism that safely delays tool availability during prompt assembly. You need it to enforce canonical contracts and prevent prompt injection or data leakage when updating reminder blocks.

You update reminder blocks by following the Formax system prompt workflow, which provides guardrails and safe reminder integration maps to ensure updates maintain request-payload parity and do not break runtime semantics.

Request payload parity checks fail when system prompt assembly diverges from canonical contracts across the TUI, app-server, and SDK. Aligning helper blocks and validating change pathways involving FORMAX_DEFERRED_TOOL_EXPOSURE resolves this.

No specific external dependencies are required to validate Formax canonical contracts. The workflow operates using internal reference maps to align behavior and enforce safe reminder integration across deployment components.

The main limitation is the risk of prompt injection or data leakage if reminder integration bypasses documented maps. Guardrails must be strictly followed to maintain alignment between prompt text and tool exposure semantics.