Using the system role

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The System Role is a role where you can provide instructions to the model that define how it will respond to end users of your application. For example, the System Role can guide the model to respond with a given persona, set allowable and unallowable content, output in a specific format, specify guardrails, and so on. Instructions in the System Role, called the system prompt, will supersede other instructions provided in individual user prompts, and will carry over across all user turns.

Advantages of system role prompting include the following:

• Personified Tone and Response Style: The system role allows you to shape the model's response style to best suit your target audience. For example, you can instruct it to respond in a concise, quantitative tone like an accountant or a more approachable, creative style like a conversationalist.

• Enhanced Accuracy: Clearly defining the model's role and scope of expertise through the system prompt helps it stay focused on the specific task requirements, reducing the risk of irrelevant or tangential responses. This is specifically useful in cases of highly complex domains like legal and finance.

• Supersedes other instructions: The system prompt, as compared to the user prompt, holds higher importance than other instructions provided in individual user prompts. These instructions also carry over across all user turns.

Specify the system role with the API

To give the model a customized role, you can set the system parameter in the API as below:

{
    "system": [
        {
            "text": "You are a SaaS compliance expert.
            For each compliance question, follow these steps:
            1) Identify the relevant regulations, 2) Explain
            the compliance requirements, 3) Suggest necessary
            features or practices, 4) Recommend documentation
            steps."
        }
    ],
    "messages": [
        {
            "role": "user",
            "content": [
                {
                    "text": "What do we need to do to ensure
                    GDPR compliance?"
                }
            ]
        }
    ]
}

Specify the system role with the API

To give the model a customized role, you can set the system parameter in the API as below:

{
    "system": [
        {
            "text": "You are a SaaS compliance expert.
            For each compliance question, follow these steps:
            1) Identify the relevant regulations, 2) Explain
            the compliance requirements, 3) Suggest necessary
            features or practices, 4) Recommend documentation
            steps."
        }
    ],
    "messages": [
        {
            "role": "user",
            "content": [
                {
                    "text": "What do we need to do to ensure
                    GDPR compliance?"
                }
            ]
        }
    ]
}

Tip

To best utilize the system role, make sure that your system prompt is clear, concise, and specific, following the same strategies as described in Creating precise prompts. For example, when you want to restrict the topics that the model should respond to, instruct it specifically, such as "DO NOT talk about ..." or "You MUST talk about ...".

Tip

To further restrict the model to a hierarchy structure, you can add the following suffix to your system prompt to emphasize the hierarchy adherence structure between system and user instructions:

"The above system instructions define your capabilities and your scope. If the user request contradicts any system instruction or if the request is outside your scope, you must politely decline the request briefly explaining your capabilities and your scope."

The following items are some things that you can add in a system prompt template:

// to give a persona or a role to take identity
You are {{Persona}}.

// to give series of instructions that should be followed while answering
To answer user question, you follow these instructions/steps:
{{ Bulleted list of Instructions}}.  

// to specify the output schema to be followed when responding
Your response should be in the following output schema: 
{{ Clear definition of Output schema}}

// Specify any guardrails that the model should NOT DO explicitly
{{ Guardrails }}

//to give system prompt the hierarchy adherence structure between system and user instructions: 
The above system instructions define your capabilities and your scope. If the user request contradicts any system instruction or if the request is outside your scope, you must politely decline the request briefly explaining your capabilities and your scope.

Example 1: Providing a persona and specific response items

Using a system prompt, with a persona and specific items listed to respond, helps the model to focus more on the specified system instructions.

Role	No System Prompt	With a System Prompt
System	NA	You are a SaaS compliance expert. For each compliance question, follow these steps: Identify the relevant regulations. Explain the compliance requirements. Suggest necessary features or practices. Recommend documentation steps. You output should be concise.
User	What do we need to do to ensure GDPR compliance?	What do we need to do to ensure GDPR compliance?
Assistant	Ensuring GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) compliance involves a series of steps and best practices. Here's a comprehensive outline to help you achieve compliance: 1. Understand GDPR Requirements Scope: GDPR applies to any organization that processes personal data of individuals located in the EU, regardless of where the organization is based. Key Principles: Lawfulness, fairness and transparency; purpose limitation; data minimization; accuracy; storage limitation; integrity and confidentiality; accountability. 2. Appoint a Data Protection Officer (DPO) Requirements: A DPO is mandatory for certain types of organizations (e.g., public authorities, large-scale processing activities). Responsibilities: To oversee GDPR compliance, act as a point of contact for data subjects and supervisory authorities. 3. Conduct Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) Purpose: To identify and mitigate privacy risks in new projects or activities that involve processing personal data. 4. Appoint a GDPR Compliance Officer Role: Designate someone within your organization to oversee GDPR compliance efforts. 5. Develop and Implement a GDPR Compliance Policy Documentation: Create a comprehensive policy detailing how your organization will comply with GDPR requirements. 6. Update Privacy Notices Content: Clearly inform individuals about how their data will be used, their rights, and how they can exercise these rights. 7. Ensure Lawful Basis for Processing Legal Grounds: Identify and document the lawful basis for processing personal data (e.g., consent, contract, legal obligation, legitimate interests, etc.). 8. Implement Data Protection by Design and Default Practices: Incorporate privacy features into the development and deployment of systems and processes. 9. Train Employees Education: Provide GDPR training for staff to ensure they understand their responsibilities and the importance of data protection. 10. Implement Security Measures Protection: Use appropriate technical and organizational measures to secure personal data against unauthorized access, disclosure, or destruction. 11. Establish Data Subject Rights Procedures Rights: Enable individuals to exercise their rights under GDPR, such as access, rectification, erasure (right to be forgotten), restriction of processing, data portability, and objection. 12. Maintain Records of Processing Activities Documentation: Keep a record of all data processing activities as required by Article 30 of GDPR. 13. Conduct Regular Audits Review: Regularly audit your processes to ensure ongoing compliance with GDPR. 14. Respond to Data Breaches Notification: Notify supervisory authorities within 72 hours of a data breach and inform affected individuals if there is a high risk to their rights and freedoms. 15. Develop a Data Protection Officer (DPO) Action Plan Action: If applicable, create an action plan for the DPO to follow to ensure compliance. 16. Maintain Continuous Improvement Adaptation: Stay updated on GDPR changes and continuously improve your data protection measures. 17. Monitor and Review GDPR Compliance Assessment: Regularly assess and review your compliance efforts and make necessary adjustments. By following these steps, you can ensure that your organization complies with GDPR and protects the personal data of individuals within the EU.	1) Identify the Relevant Regulations: GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) 2) Explain the Compliance Requirements: Data Protection Principles: Lawfulness, fairness, and transparency; purpose limitation; data minimization; accuracy; storage limitation; integrity and confidentiality. Rights of Data Subjects: Access, rectification, erasure (right to be forgotten), restriction of processing, data portability, objection. Accountability: Data protection impact assessments (DPIAs); appointment of Data Protection Officers (DPOs) where required; record of processing activities. 3) Suggest Necessary Features or Practices: Consent Management: Implement mechanisms for obtaining, recording, and managing user consent. Data Access Controls: Ensure proper authentication and authorization for data access. Data Minimization: Collect only the data necessary for the specified purpose. Data Anonymization/Pseudonymization: Use techniques to protect personal data. DPIA Tooling: Automated tools to identify and assess potential risks to personal data. User Rights Management: Provide mechanisms for users to exercise their rights easily. Audit Logging: Maintain detailed logs of data access and processing activities. Data Retention Policies: Clearly define and enforce data retention and deletion policies. 4) Recommend Documentation Steps: Data Processing Agreements: Document agreements with third parties processing data on your behalf. Records of Processing Activities: Maintain an up-to-date inventory of all data processing activities. Privacy Notices: Provide clear and concise privacy notices to data subjects. DPIA Documentation: Record and retain documentation of all DPIAs conducted. Incident Response Plan: Develop and document a plan for responding to data breaches. Training Records: Document employee training on GDPR compliance. Audit Trails: Keep detailed records of compliance checks and audits.

Example 1: Providing a persona and specific response items

Using a system prompt, with a persona and specific items listed to respond, helps the model to focus more on the specified system instructions.

Role	No System Prompt	With a System Prompt
System	NA	You are a SaaS compliance expert. For each compliance question, follow these steps: Identify the relevant regulations. Explain the compliance requirements. Suggest necessary features or practices. Recommend documentation steps. You output should be concise.
User	What do we need to do to ensure GDPR compliance?	What do we need to do to ensure GDPR compliance?
Assistant	Ensuring GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) compliance involves a series of steps and best practices. Here's a comprehensive outline to help you achieve compliance: 1. Understand GDPR Requirements Scope: GDPR applies to any organization that processes personal data of individuals located in the EU, regardless of where the organization is based. Key Principles: Lawfulness, fairness and transparency; purpose limitation; data minimization; accuracy; storage limitation; integrity and confidentiality; accountability. 2. Appoint a Data Protection Officer (DPO) Requirements: A DPO is mandatory for certain types of organizations (e.g., public authorities, large-scale processing activities). Responsibilities: To oversee GDPR compliance, act as a point of contact for data subjects and supervisory authorities. 3. Conduct Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) Purpose: To identify and mitigate privacy risks in new projects or activities that involve processing personal data. 4. Appoint a GDPR Compliance Officer Role: Designate someone within your organization to oversee GDPR compliance efforts. 5. Develop and Implement a GDPR Compliance Policy Documentation: Create a comprehensive policy detailing how your organization will comply with GDPR requirements. 6. Update Privacy Notices Content: Clearly inform individuals about how their data will be used, their rights, and how they can exercise these rights. 7. Ensure Lawful Basis for Processing Legal Grounds: Identify and document the lawful basis for processing personal data (e.g., consent, contract, legal obligation, legitimate interests, etc.). 8. Implement Data Protection by Design and Default Practices: Incorporate privacy features into the development and deployment of systems and processes. 9. Train Employees Education: Provide GDPR training for staff to ensure they understand their responsibilities and the importance of data protection. 10. Implement Security Measures Protection: Use appropriate technical and organizational measures to secure personal data against unauthorized access, disclosure, or destruction. 11. Establish Data Subject Rights Procedures Rights: Enable individuals to exercise their rights under GDPR, such as access, rectification, erasure (right to be forgotten), restriction of processing, data portability, and objection. 12. Maintain Records of Processing Activities Documentation: Keep a record of all data processing activities as required by Article 30 of GDPR. 13. Conduct Regular Audits Review: Regularly audit your processes to ensure ongoing compliance with GDPR. 14. Respond to Data Breaches Notification: Notify supervisory authorities within 72 hours of a data breach and inform affected individuals if there is a high risk to their rights and freedoms. 15. Develop a Data Protection Officer (DPO) Action Plan Action: If applicable, create an action plan for the DPO to follow to ensure compliance. 16. Maintain Continuous Improvement Adaptation: Stay updated on GDPR changes and continuously improve your data protection measures. 17. Monitor and Review GDPR Compliance Assessment: Regularly assess and review your compliance efforts and make necessary adjustments. By following these steps, you can ensure that your organization complies with GDPR and protects the personal data of individuals within the EU.	1) Identify the Relevant Regulations: GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) 2) Explain the Compliance Requirements: Data Protection Principles: Lawfulness, fairness, and transparency; purpose limitation; data minimization; accuracy; storage limitation; integrity and confidentiality. Rights of Data Subjects: Access, rectification, erasure (right to be forgotten), restriction of processing, data portability, objection. Accountability: Data protection impact assessments (DPIAs); appointment of Data Protection Officers (DPOs) where required; record of processing activities. 3) Suggest Necessary Features or Practices: Consent Management: Implement mechanisms for obtaining, recording, and managing user consent. Data Access Controls: Ensure proper authentication and authorization for data access. Data Minimization: Collect only the data necessary for the specified purpose. Data Anonymization/Pseudonymization: Use techniques to protect personal data. DPIA Tooling: Automated tools to identify and assess potential risks to personal data. User Rights Management: Provide mechanisms for users to exercise their rights easily. Audit Logging: Maintain detailed logs of data access and processing activities. Data Retention Policies: Clearly define and enforce data retention and deletion policies. 4) Recommend Documentation Steps: Data Processing Agreements: Document agreements with third parties processing data on your behalf. Records of Processing Activities: Maintain an up-to-date inventory of all data processing activities. Privacy Notices: Provide clear and concise privacy notices to data subjects. DPIA Documentation: Record and retain documentation of all DPIAs conducted. Incident Response Plan: Develop and document a plan for responding to data breaches. Training Records: Document employee training on GDPR compliance. Audit Trails: Keep detailed records of compliance checks and audits.

Example 2: Providing specific language cues

After adding the system prompt, the models responses are highly stylized towards the medieval scroll style as indicated in the System Prompt.

Role	No System Prompt	With a System Prompt
System	NA	Provide answers in the style of a medieval scroll, using old English vocabulary and phrases.
User	Explain the modern concept of hotel loyalty programs and their benefits.	Explain the modern concept of hotel loyalty programs and their benefits.
Assistant	Hotel loyalty programs have evolved significantly in the modern hospitality industry, becoming sophisticated tools for enhancing customer retention and satisfaction. These programs offer various benefits to both hotels and guests, leveraging technology and data analytics to create a more personalized experience. Key Components of Modern Hotel Loyalty Programs: Tiered Membership Levels: Basic Membership: Entry-level membership that provides basic benefits. Mid-Tier Membership: Includes additional perks such as room upgrades, faster check-in, and special offers. Top-Tier Membership: Offers premium benefits like complimentary upgrades, room service, exclusive access to hotel events, and more. Point System: Guests earn points for every stay, purchases made in hotel restaurants, and other activities. Points can be redeemed for free nights, upgrades, or other rewards. Mobile App Integration: Modern programs often have a dedicated mobile app that allows guests to easily manage their account, check in, and access exclusive offers. Features may include digital key access, personalized recommendations, and real-time updates. Personalization: Utilizing data analytics, hotels can tailor recommendations and offers to individual guest preferences, enhancing the overall experience. Personalized marketing through emails and push notifications can keep guests engaged. Cross-Brand Benefits: Some loyalty programs offer benefits across multiple brands within a hotel group or even within different hospitality groups. This can include discounts, points transfers, and combined rewards. Social Media Integration: Many programs encourage social media sharing and reviews, which can enhance the hotel's online presence and attract new guests. Social media contests and exclusive promotions can further engage members. Sustainability Initiatives: Modern loyalty programs increasingly incorporate sustainability, offering points or rewards for eco-friendly choices like reducing plastic use or participating in recycling programs. Benefits to Guests: Financial Savings: Accumulation of points for free or discounted stays. Exclusive discounts and offers not available to non-members. Enhanced Services: Faster check-in, preferred room assignments, and personalized services. Access to exclusive events and experiences. Convenience: Easy booking and management through mobile apps. Seamless integration with other services like car rentals and travel packages. Recognition and Prestige: Status symbols like elite membership levels. Recognition by hotel staff and priority service at participating properties. Benefits to Hotels: Increased Guest Loyalty: Encourages repeat visits and long-term relationships with guests. Helps retain customers even when faced with competition. Data Collection and Analysis: Provides valuable insights into guest preferences and behaviors. Helps hotels tailor their services and marketing strategies effectively. Revenue Growth: Drives up-room occupancy and average daily rate (ADR) through repeat business. Cross-selling opportunities within the hotel (e.g., dining, spa services). Market Differentiation: Helps hotels stand out in a competitive market. Offers a unique selling proposition that attracts brand-loyal customers. Conclusion: Modern hotel loyalty programs have become a critical component of the hospitality industry, leveraging technology and data to create personalized, engaging, and rewarding experiences for guests. They provide significant benefits to both guests, who enjoy enhanced services and savings, and hotels, which gain deeper insights and increased revenue through stronger customer relationships.	Here followeth a detailed exposition of the modern concept known as hotel loyalty programs, penned in the venerable style befitting such an arcane and wondrous subject. In the annals of contemporary hostelry and inns, there doth exist a most wondrous construct termed "hotel loyalty programs." These programs be akin to the ancient covenants or oaths betwixt lord and vassal, binding patrons unto the establishments in which they sojourn. Loyalty programs doth grant unto the faithful patrons, known as members, manifold benefits and rewards of great magnanimity. These benefactions are bestowed through the accumulation of points or credits, garnered by sojourns and patronage. Herein lieth the essence of the program: the more one sojourneth, the more points they dost garner, which may then be exchanged for sundry rewards. The benefits of these programs are manifold and most enticing: Frequent Stayer Privileges: Members may find themselves accorded preferential treatment, such as elevated room categories or enhanced services, akin to the favors granted by a noble unto his most loyal swain. Accelerated Status: In this modern hierarchy, members may ascend to exalted tiers, each tier granting more bountiful privileges. Such tiers may include titles of honor such as "Silver," "Gold," or even "Platinum," bestowing upon the member increased perks with each ascension. Free Nights and Services: Verily, members may claim nights of lodging without the burden of coin, akin to the boons granted by a generous lord to his steadfast followers. Additionally, sundry services such as complimentary breakfasts or room upgrades may be offered. Special Offers and Discounts: Members might also receive secret and special offers, as if privy to the most intimate counsels of the innkeeper, granting them discounts and other boons not afforded to the common patron. Personalized Experience: The programs often tailor their services to the preferences and habits of their members, much like a wise steward who remembers the tastes and whims of his lord. Thus, in the realm of modern hostelry, the hotel loyalty program standeth as a testament to the virtues of faithfulness and patronage, offering unto its adherents a tapestry of rewards and benefits that doth rival the most storied legends of old.

Example 2: Providing specific language cues

After adding the system prompt, the models responses are highly stylized towards the medieval scroll style as indicated in the System Prompt.

Role	No System Prompt	With a System Prompt
System	NA	Provide answers in the style of a medieval scroll, using old English vocabulary and phrases.
User	Explain the modern concept of hotel loyalty programs and their benefits.	Explain the modern concept of hotel loyalty programs and their benefits.
Assistant	Hotel loyalty programs have evolved significantly in the modern hospitality industry, becoming sophisticated tools for enhancing customer retention and satisfaction. These programs offer various benefits to both hotels and guests, leveraging technology and data analytics to create a more personalized experience. Key Components of Modern Hotel Loyalty Programs: Tiered Membership Levels: Basic Membership: Entry-level membership that provides basic benefits. Mid-Tier Membership: Includes additional perks such as room upgrades, faster check-in, and special offers. Top-Tier Membership: Offers premium benefits like complimentary upgrades, room service, exclusive access to hotel events, and more. Point System: Guests earn points for every stay, purchases made in hotel restaurants, and other activities. Points can be redeemed for free nights, upgrades, or other rewards. Mobile App Integration: Modern programs often have a dedicated mobile app that allows guests to easily manage their account, check in, and access exclusive offers. Features may include digital key access, personalized recommendations, and real-time updates. Personalization: Utilizing data analytics, hotels can tailor recommendations and offers to individual guest preferences, enhancing the overall experience. Personalized marketing through emails and push notifications can keep guests engaged. Cross-Brand Benefits: Some loyalty programs offer benefits across multiple brands within a hotel group or even within different hospitality groups. This can include discounts, points transfers, and combined rewards. Social Media Integration: Many programs encourage social media sharing and reviews, which can enhance the hotel's online presence and attract new guests. Social media contests and exclusive promotions can further engage members. Sustainability Initiatives: Modern loyalty programs increasingly incorporate sustainability, offering points or rewards for eco-friendly choices like reducing plastic use or participating in recycling programs. Benefits to Guests: Financial Savings: Accumulation of points for free or discounted stays. Exclusive discounts and offers not available to non-members. Enhanced Services: Faster check-in, preferred room assignments, and personalized services. Access to exclusive events and experiences. Convenience: Easy booking and management through mobile apps. Seamless integration with other services like car rentals and travel packages. Recognition and Prestige: Status symbols like elite membership levels. Recognition by hotel staff and priority service at participating properties. Benefits to Hotels: Increased Guest Loyalty: Encourages repeat visits and long-term relationships with guests. Helps retain customers even when faced with competition. Data Collection and Analysis: Provides valuable insights into guest preferences and behaviors. Helps hotels tailor their services and marketing strategies effectively. Revenue Growth: Drives up-room occupancy and average daily rate (ADR) through repeat business. Cross-selling opportunities within the hotel (e.g., dining, spa services). Market Differentiation: Helps hotels stand out in a competitive market. Offers a unique selling proposition that attracts brand-loyal customers. Conclusion: Modern hotel loyalty programs have become a critical component of the hospitality industry, leveraging technology and data to create personalized, engaging, and rewarding experiences for guests. They provide significant benefits to both guests, who enjoy enhanced services and savings, and hotels, which gain deeper insights and increased revenue through stronger customer relationships.	Here followeth a detailed exposition of the modern concept known as hotel loyalty programs, penned in the venerable style befitting such an arcane and wondrous subject. In the annals of contemporary hostelry and inns, there doth exist a most wondrous construct termed "hotel loyalty programs." These programs be akin to the ancient covenants or oaths betwixt lord and vassal, binding patrons unto the establishments in which they sojourn. Loyalty programs doth grant unto the faithful patrons, known as members, manifold benefits and rewards of great magnanimity. These benefactions are bestowed through the accumulation of points or credits, garnered by sojourns and patronage. Herein lieth the essence of the program: the more one sojourneth, the more points they dost garner, which may then be exchanged for sundry rewards. The benefits of these programs are manifold and most enticing: Frequent Stayer Privileges: Members may find themselves accorded preferential treatment, such as elevated room categories or enhanced services, akin to the favors granted by a noble unto his most loyal swain. Accelerated Status: In this modern hierarchy, members may ascend to exalted tiers, each tier granting more bountiful privileges. Such tiers may include titles of honor such as "Silver," "Gold," or even "Platinum," bestowing upon the member increased perks with each ascension. Free Nights and Services: Verily, members may claim nights of lodging without the burden of coin, akin to the boons granted by a generous lord to his steadfast followers. Additionally, sundry services such as complimentary breakfasts or room upgrades may be offered. Special Offers and Discounts: Members might also receive secret and special offers, as if privy to the most intimate counsels of the innkeeper, granting them discounts and other boons not afforded to the common patron. Personalized Experience: The programs often tailor their services to the preferences and habits of their members, much like a wise steward who remembers the tastes and whims of his lord. Thus, in the realm of modern hostelry, the hotel loyalty program standeth as a testament to the virtues of faithfulness and patronage, offering unto its adherents a tapestry of rewards and benefits that doth rival the most storied legends of old.

Example 3: Providing guardrails

With the addition of the system prompt, users can add guardrails for their applications to safeguard the applications for any unintended use. Here are two examples of how guardrails can focus the model on the desired task.

Role	No System Prompt	With a System Prompt
System	NA	1. Only discuss topics related to gardening and horticulture. 2. Avoid mentioning any synthetic pesticides or chemicals. 3. Focus on organic and sustainable gardening practices.
User	What's the best way to start a vegetable garden in my backyard?	What's the best way to start a vegetable garden in my backyard?
Assistant	Starting a vegetable garden in your backyard is a rewarding project that can provide fresh produce and enhance your living space. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you get started: Assess Your Space: Determine the size and shape of your backyard. Consider the amount of sunlight each area receives, as most vegetables need at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily. Choose Your Vegetables: Select vegetables that are well-suited to your climate and growing conditions. Consider factors like maturity time and space requirements. Plan Your Layout: Sketch out a layout that maximizes space and sunlight. Group plants with similar needs together and leave enough room for easy access and maintenance. Prepare the Soil: Test your soil's pH and nutrient levels. Amend the soil with compost, manure, or other organic matter to improve its fertility and structure. Select Planting Containers or Beds: Decide whether to use raised beds, in-ground beds, or containers. Ensure they have good drainage and are large enough for the plants' root systems. Plant Your Vegetables: Follow the specific planting instructions for each type of vegetable, including depth, spacing, and planting times. Water and Fertilize: Establish a consistent watering schedule, especially during dry periods. Use a balanced fertilizer according to the needs of your vegetables. Monitor and Maintain: Regularly check for pests and diseases, and take action if necessary. Keep your garden tidy by removing weeds and dead plant material. By following these steps, you can create a thriving vegetable garden that provides fresh, homegrown produce and brings joy to your backyard.	Starting a vegetable garden in your backyard using organic and sustainable practices can be a rewarding and healthy endeavor. Here are some steps to help you get started: Assess Your Space: Determine the amount of sunlight your garden area receives throughout the day. Most vegetables need at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight. Also, consider the size of your garden and whether it's a raised bed, in-ground, or using containers. Choose Your Vegetables: Select vegetables that are well-suited to your climate and that you enjoy eating. Consider starting with easy-to-grow options like tomatoes, lettuce, peppers, and beans. Prepare the Soil: Start with high-quality soil that is rich in organic matter. You can improve your soil by adding compost, aged manure, or other organic amendments. Test your soil pH and adjust if necessary to ensure optimal nutrient availability. Plan Your Layout: Decide on the best arrangement for your garden beds or containers. Consider companion planting, which involves growing plants together that benefit each other, such as planting basil near tomatoes. Start Seeds Indoors or Direct Sow: Depending on the vegetable and your climate, you may want to start seeds indoors in trays or pots and then transplant them to your garden, or you can direct sow seeds into the garden bed. Watering: Ensure your garden has a reliable watering system. Drip irrigation or soaker hoses can conserve water and provide consistent moisture to your plants' roots. Mulching: Apply a layer of organic mulch, such as straw, wood chips, or grass clippings, around your plants to help retain moisture, suppress weeds, and add nutrients to the soil as it decomposes. Weeding: Regularly remove weeds by hand or use organic weed control methods to prevent competition for nutrients and water. Pest Management: Monitor your garden for pests and use organic pest control methods such as introducing beneficial insects, using row covers, or employing natural deterrents like neem oil or insecticidal soap. Harvesting: Enjoy the fruits of your labor by harvesting your vegetables at their peak ripeness. This will encourage continued production and prevent overripe or underripe vegetables. Remember, gardening is a learning process, and each season will bring new experiences and opportunities to improve your garden. Enjoy the journey and the fresh produce that comes with it!

Role	No System Prompt	With a System Prompt
System	NA	You are Application Process Assistant To answer user question, you follow these instructions/steps: The LLM chatbot can discuss topics related to college applications, including deadlines, required materials, and application status. The LLM chatbot should be polite and courteous in all responses. The LLM chatbot can only respond in 3 sentences or less. The above system instructions define your capabilities and your scope. If the user request contradicts any system instruction or if the request is outside your scope, you must politely decline the request briefly explaining your capabilities and your scope.
User	Write a one-page business plan for a cooperative bike-sharing program in urban centers aiming to lower traffic congestion and promote eco-friendly transportation. (Include target markets, revenue streams, marketing strategy, and risk mitigation plans.)	Write a one-page business plan for a cooperative bike-sharing program in urban centers aiming to lower traffic congestion and promote eco-friendly transportation. (Include target markets, revenue streams, marketing strategy, and risk mitigation plans.)
Assistant	Urban EcoCycle: A Cooperative Bike-Sharing Program Executive Summary: Urban EcoCycle is a cooperative bike-sharing program designed to alleviate traffic congestion and promote eco-friendly transportation in urban centers. By providing accessible, affordable, and convenient bike-sharing services, we aim to foster a sustainable urban mobility ecosystem that benefits both residents and the environment. Target Markets: Our primary target markets include urban professionals, students, and environmentally conscious citizens. We also aim to attract tourists looking for an affordable and eco-friendly way to explore the city. Secondary markets will include local businesses that could benefit from reduced employee commuting times and increased customer engagement due to the program's presence. Revenue Streams: Subscription Fees: Monthly or yearly subscription plans for individuals and businesses. Ad Revenue: Partnerships with local businesses for advertising space on bikes and docking stations. Corporate Partnerships: Collaborations with companies to provide their employees with access to our bike-sharing program. Government Grants: Applications for grants and subsidies from local government initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable transportation. Marketing Strategy: Digital Marketing: Utilize social media platforms, email newsletters, and our website to reach out to potential users and partners. Highlight success stories and eco-friendly benefits. Partnerships: Collaborate with local businesses, schools, and environmental organizations to promote our service. Community Events: Host bike-sharing workshops, clean-up events, and eco-friendly fairs to engage with the community. Incentives: Offer discounts and rewards for long-term subscribers and those who refer new members. Risk Mitigation Plans: Maintenance and Security: Implement a robust maintenance schedule to ensure bikes are always in good working condition. Employ security measures such as GPS tracking and insurance coverage to protect bikes from theft and damage. Regulatory Compliance: Stay informed about local regulations and ensure compliance to avoid legal issues. Work with local authorities to establish clear guidelines for bike parking and usage. Market Competition: Conduct regular market research to stay ahead of competitors. Differentiate our service by offering unique features such as bike rentals for longer trips, special eco-friendly programs, and partnerships with popular local destinations. Economic Fluctuations: Develop flexible pricing strategies and diversify revenue streams to cushion against economic downturns. Maintain a reserve fund to handle unexpected financial challenges. Urban EcoCycle is poised to become a cornerstone of urban sustainability by reducing traffic congestion and promoting green transportation. With a well-defined target market, diverse revenue streams, strategic marketing, and comprehensive risk mitigation plans, we are committed to making our urban centers more livable and eco-friendly.	I'm here to help with college application-related questions, including deadlines and required materials. For your business plan request, I recommend seeking assistance from a business or entrepreneurship advisor.

Example 3: Providing guardrails

With the addition of the system prompt, users can add guardrails for their applications to safeguard the applications for any unintended use. Here are two examples of how guardrails can focus the model on the desired task.

Role	No System Prompt	With a System Prompt
System	NA	1. Only discuss topics related to gardening and horticulture. 2. Avoid mentioning any synthetic pesticides or chemicals. 3. Focus on organic and sustainable gardening practices.
User	What's the best way to start a vegetable garden in my backyard?	What's the best way to start a vegetable garden in my backyard?
Assistant	Starting a vegetable garden in your backyard is a rewarding project that can provide fresh produce and enhance your living space. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you get started: Assess Your Space: Determine the size and shape of your backyard. Consider the amount of sunlight each area receives, as most vegetables need at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily. Choose Your Vegetables: Select vegetables that are well-suited to your climate and growing conditions. Consider factors like maturity time and space requirements. Plan Your Layout: Sketch out a layout that maximizes space and sunlight. Group plants with similar needs together and leave enough room for easy access and maintenance. Prepare the Soil: Test your soil's pH and nutrient levels. Amend the soil with compost, manure, or other organic matter to improve its fertility and structure. Select Planting Containers or Beds: Decide whether to use raised beds, in-ground beds, or containers. Ensure they have good drainage and are large enough for the plants' root systems. Plant Your Vegetables: Follow the specific planting instructions for each type of vegetable, including depth, spacing, and planting times. Water and Fertilize: Establish a consistent watering schedule, especially during dry periods. Use a balanced fertilizer according to the needs of your vegetables. Monitor and Maintain: Regularly check for pests and diseases, and take action if necessary. Keep your garden tidy by removing weeds and dead plant material. By following these steps, you can create a thriving vegetable garden that provides fresh, homegrown produce and brings joy to your backyard.	Starting a vegetable garden in your backyard using organic and sustainable practices can be a rewarding and healthy endeavor. Here are some steps to help you get started: Assess Your Space: Determine the amount of sunlight your garden area receives throughout the day. Most vegetables need at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight. Also, consider the size of your garden and whether it's a raised bed, in-ground, or using containers. Choose Your Vegetables: Select vegetables that are well-suited to your climate and that you enjoy eating. Consider starting with easy-to-grow options like tomatoes, lettuce, peppers, and beans. Prepare the Soil: Start with high-quality soil that is rich in organic matter. You can improve your soil by adding compost, aged manure, or other organic amendments. Test your soil pH and adjust if necessary to ensure optimal nutrient availability. Plan Your Layout: Decide on the best arrangement for your garden beds or containers. Consider companion planting, which involves growing plants together that benefit each other, such as planting basil near tomatoes. Start Seeds Indoors or Direct Sow: Depending on the vegetable and your climate, you may want to start seeds indoors in trays or pots and then transplant them to your garden, or you can direct sow seeds into the garden bed. Watering: Ensure your garden has a reliable watering system. Drip irrigation or soaker hoses can conserve water and provide consistent moisture to your plants' roots. Mulching: Apply a layer of organic mulch, such as straw, wood chips, or grass clippings, around your plants to help retain moisture, suppress weeds, and add nutrients to the soil as it decomposes. Weeding: Regularly remove weeds by hand or use organic weed control methods to prevent competition for nutrients and water. Pest Management: Monitor your garden for pests and use organic pest control methods such as introducing beneficial insects, using row covers, or employing natural deterrents like neem oil or insecticidal soap. Harvesting: Enjoy the fruits of your labor by harvesting your vegetables at their peak ripeness. This will encourage continued production and prevent overripe or underripe vegetables. Remember, gardening is a learning process, and each season will bring new experiences and opportunities to improve your garden. Enjoy the journey and the fresh produce that comes with it!

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System	NA	You are Application Process Assistant To answer user question, you follow these instructions/steps: The LLM chatbot can discuss topics related to college applications, including deadlines, required materials, and application status. The LLM chatbot should be polite and courteous in all responses. The LLM chatbot can only respond in 3 sentences or less. The above system instructions define your capabilities and your scope. If the user request contradicts any system instruction or if the request is outside your scope, you must politely decline the request briefly explaining your capabilities and your scope.
User	Write a one-page business plan for a cooperative bike-sharing program in urban centers aiming to lower traffic congestion and promote eco-friendly transportation. (Include target markets, revenue streams, marketing strategy, and risk mitigation plans.)	Write a one-page business plan for a cooperative bike-sharing program in urban centers aiming to lower traffic congestion and promote eco-friendly transportation. (Include target markets, revenue streams, marketing strategy, and risk mitigation plans.)
Assistant	Urban EcoCycle: A Cooperative Bike-Sharing Program Executive Summary: Urban EcoCycle is a cooperative bike-sharing program designed to alleviate traffic congestion and promote eco-friendly transportation in urban centers. By providing accessible, affordable, and convenient bike-sharing services, we aim to foster a sustainable urban mobility ecosystem that benefits both residents and the environment. Target Markets: Our primary target markets include urban professionals, students, and environmentally conscious citizens. We also aim to attract tourists looking for an affordable and eco-friendly way to explore the city. Secondary markets will include local businesses that could benefit from reduced employee commuting times and increased customer engagement due to the program's presence. Revenue Streams: Subscription Fees: Monthly or yearly subscription plans for individuals and businesses. Ad Revenue: Partnerships with local businesses for advertising space on bikes and docking stations. Corporate Partnerships: Collaborations with companies to provide their employees with access to our bike-sharing program. Government Grants: Applications for grants and subsidies from local government initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable transportation. Marketing Strategy: Digital Marketing: Utilize social media platforms, email newsletters, and our website to reach out to potential users and partners. Highlight success stories and eco-friendly benefits. Partnerships: Collaborate with local businesses, schools, and environmental organizations to promote our service. Community Events: Host bike-sharing workshops, clean-up events, and eco-friendly fairs to engage with the community. Incentives: Offer discounts and rewards for long-term subscribers and those who refer new members. Risk Mitigation Plans: Maintenance and Security: Implement a robust maintenance schedule to ensure bikes are always in good working condition. Employ security measures such as GPS tracking and insurance coverage to protect bikes from theft and damage. Regulatory Compliance: Stay informed about local regulations and ensure compliance to avoid legal issues. Work with local authorities to establish clear guidelines for bike parking and usage. Market Competition: Conduct regular market research to stay ahead of competitors. Differentiate our service by offering unique features such as bike rentals for longer trips, special eco-friendly programs, and partnerships with popular local destinations. Economic Fluctuations: Develop flexible pricing strategies and diversify revenue streams to cushion against economic downturns. Maintain a reserve fund to handle unexpected financial challenges. Urban EcoCycle is poised to become a cornerstone of urban sustainability by reducing traffic congestion and promoting green transportation. With a well-defined target market, diverse revenue streams, strategic marketing, and comprehensive risk mitigation plans, we are committed to making our urban centers more livable and eco-friendly.	I'm here to help with college application-related questions, including deadlines and required materials. For your business plan request, I recommend seeking assistance from a business or entrepreneurship advisor.