literal-answers

To get literal answers and stop after answering, you need a conversational safety approach that prevents inferred directives. This skill enforces exact responses to user questions, halts actions after providing the answer, and prompts for next steps to ensure accuracy.

Preventing prompt injection requires avoiding the interpretation of hidden instructions during Q&A interactions. This skill ensures Claude responds exactly as asked, mitigating prompt hijacking by stopping after answering and asking for clarification when user intent is unclear.

The best way to prompt for clarification is to stop actions immediately after answering and request direction. This skill enforces this conversational safety behavior, ensuring honest responses and preventing assumptions when interacting with user questions.

No external tools or dependencies are required to enforce honest responses in Q&A interactions. This skill operates independently to provide literal answering, clarification prompting, and conversational safety without needing additional components.

Conversational safety requires stopping after an answer to prevent unrequested actions and prompt hijacking. Halting allows the system to prompt for what the user wants next, ensuring accuracy, avoiding assumptions, and maintaining honest responses.