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Add a lightweight clarification lens to your prompt to ask 1-2 clarifying questions and state explicit assumptions. This approach frames you as a curious collaborator rather than an aggressive interrogator.

The best way to handle ambiguity in conversational design is to inject a structured context that proposes reasonable assumptions and limits clarifying questions to one or two per interaction.

Inject a questioning context by adding a specific prefix like #ql to your prompt. This automatically triggers a lightweight instruction set at the top of the prompt to guide clarifying interactions.

Yes, you can use a light clarification mode to reduce unnecessary questioning and prepare your prompts for deeper modes. It establishes foundational assumptions before escalating to heavier interrogation.

No, a lightweight clarification lens requires no external dependencies or components to function. It operates through frontmatter-based registration to provide a non-intrusive instruction set.

You should not use a light questioning context when your prompt requires extensive interrogation beyond 1-2 clarifying questions. In such cases, preparing your prompt for a deeper questioning mode is more appropriate.