Create six-dimension prompt frameworks with MECE-structured multi-layer instructions.
npx skills add https://github.com/WuYuStar/opencode-skills --skill sixdim-prompt
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: sixdim-prompt Source: https://github.com/WuYuStar/opencode-skills/tree/main/sixdim-prompt Command: npx skills add https://github.com/WuYuStar/opencode-skills --skill sixdim-prompt
This Skill helps users create six-dimension prompt frameworks for AI assistants. It triggers when users want to write prompts, design an AI assistant, or create six-dimension prompts, guiding them to define the six layers: goal, knowledge, behavior, protocol, constraints, and verification, producing MECE-compliant prompts.
Start by telling me the task, then I will guide you through defining the six layers and produce a ready-to-use MECE prompt.
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To write MECE-structured prompts, define six layers: goal, knowledge, behavior, protocol, constraints, and verification. This ensures modular layer separation and robust validation without compromising core functionality.
A six-dimension prompt framework structures AI behavior using goal, knowledge, behavior, protocol, constraints, and verification layers. It applies MECE principles to produce multi-layer instructions with frontmatter-driven metadata.
Create a document summarization prompt by guiding the AI through six layers including knowledge, behavior, and constraints. This framework ensures data privacy and structured reasoning are maintained through modular layer separation.
No prior prompt-engineering experience is needed. The framework provides step-by-step guidance and predefined layered design templates to accelerate MECE-compliant prompt generation from a simple task description.
The best way to ensure AI behavior validation is by applying a replaceable protocol within the verification layer. This approach validates outputs while maintaining modular layer separation and frontmatter-driven metadata.
You should avoid using a multi-layer MECE prompt framework for simple, single-turn tasks that do not require structured reasoning, complex protocol validation, or modular separation of AI behavior constraints.
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