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How to turn a vague request into an agent task card with Prysai LLM Playbook

Use Chapter 3 and Lab 002 to define goal, constraints, acceptance, and stop conditions.

  • Research
  • Intermediate
  • 60 minutes
  • From the README
  • Any agent

Who it is forA person about to hand a loosely described job to an AI agent who needs it to be specific enough to execute.

The problemA broad request leaves the agent to guess the scope, the success check, and when to stop.

The outcomeA task protocol with goal, context, constraints, acceptance criteria, stop conditions, and failure handling.

What you need first

  • A web browser to open the guided reading site
  • Paper or a text file to write the task card and result record
  • A disposable local project only if you continue to the Codex track

Steps

  1. Open Chapter 3 of the book and read its task protocol section.
  2. Complete Lab 002 using one real request you want to hand off.
  3. Write the goal, context, constraints, and acceptance check as separate lines.
  4. Add a stop condition and a plan for failure handling.
  5. Give the finished protocol to the agent and check that its output matches the acceptance check.

Prompt for your agent

In the Prysai-LLM-Playbook repository, follow book/chapters/03-task-protocol-EN.md and Lab 002 to convert <request> into a task protocol. The expected output includes goal, context, constraints, acceptance, stop conditions, and failure handling. Verify that the acceptance check can be run without asking the agent for judgment.

Caveat. The repository states its structure and static checks exist, but learner runs and independent review are still pending, so the protocol is a method to test rather than a proven one.

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