alt Hacker NewsYes. It would make it much easier to evaluate results if the input contents were parameterized and normalized to some agreed-upon structure.
Not to mention the advantages it would present for iteration and improvement.
Yes. It would make it much easier to evaluate results if the input contents were parameterized and normalized to some agreed-upon structure.
Not to mention the advantages it would present for iteration and improvement.
"if the input contents were parameterized and normalized to some agreed-upon structure"
Just the format would be. There's no rigid structure that gets any preferrential treatment by the LLM, even if it did accept. In the end it's just instructions that are no different in any way from the prompt text.
And nothing stops you from making a "parameterized and normalized to some agreed-upon structure" and passing it directly to the LLM as skills content, or parsing it and dumping it as skills regular text content.