response-format

Standardize AI agent responses by enforcing a mandatory three-section structure: What I Did, What You Get, and What You Need To Do. This format ensures clarity, communicates outcomes, and provides actionable next steps to minimize user confusion.

AI completion reports confuse users when they lack structured guidance. Requiring a three-section format with actionable steps ensures users understand the actions taken, the resulting benefits, and the precise instructions needed to proceed.

The best way to format AI communication is using a standardized three-section structure. Separating actions taken, user benefits, and required next steps reduces ambiguity and eliminates the need for users to ask follow-up questions.

Yes, you can apply this structured response format across all AI agents. It standardizes completion reports for any task, such as code modifications, by clearly listing changes, explaining new features, and providing testing instructions.

Yes, this response format works without external dependencies. It functions as a basic guideline layer to standardize AI communication, requiring no specific modules or environment setups to enforce its three-section completion structure.

You should not use a three-section AI response structure for brief, conversational interactions that require immediate, inline replies rather than formal completion reports. It is designed for task summaries requiring actionable guidance.