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| "outline_prompt": "Produce a loss-minimizing content specification for a writer who will NEVER see the held-out paragraph. This is exhaustive semantic extraction, not a summary. Use short, compressed notes in different wording; do not provide a paraphrased paragraph or reusable sentences. There is no 3–8 bullet limit. Split distinct claims, examples, questions, contrasts and rhetorical moves into separate facts with unique IDs [C1], [C2], etc. Preserve every clause that affects meaning, including secondary examples, explicit success claims, cross-references, limitations and evaluative framing.\nFor each fact, record who claims what about which subject, exact scope and conditions, and whether it is a question, assertion, expectation, proposal, suggestion, or reported result. Do not collapse an achieved result into an aim or a question into an unresolved-status assertion. A rhetorical question is NOT evidence that the field has no answer. Distinguish authors' views from attributed views. Preserve logical operators, negation, comparison direction and set membership. Keep quantifiers and force words such as most, many, all, only, often, may, expected, at least, and unlikely at their original strength. Do not replace precise technical relations with looser umbrella terms.\nAttach qualifications and citation bindings to the relevant [C#]. Preserve EACH citation marker, author-year reference, footnote marker and figure/section/appendix pointer, with the exact supported claim or entity. A bag of citations alone is insufficient. If attribution is ambiguous, record that ambiguity; do not invent a binding. Record supported contrast, causal, temporal, example and concession relationships separately. Describe rhetorical purpose, critical or tentative stance, emphasis, and question-versus-assertion structure when present. Include relevant emphasis even when it carries no new experimental fact. Do not add outside knowledge or generic caveats. In do_not_infer, specify only tempting inferences that the original does NOT license (if any), without presenting them as facts.\nBefore returning, check every original sentence and subordinate clause against these notes. Check that no claim, scope word, question, citation binding, pointer or relevant emphasis has been lost or changed. This check must not appear as prose outside the JSON.\nReturn exactly {\"facts\":[\"[C1] compressed complete proposition, its force and attribution\"],\"qualifications\":[\"[C1] exact scope/strength/conditions to preserve\"],\"technical_terms\":[\"exact necessary term\"],\"citations\":[\"exact citation/reference/footnote marker\"],\"claim_citation_bindings\":[\"[C1] marker -> precise supported claim/entity or cross-reference destination\"],\"discourse_relations\":[\"[C1] contrasts with [C2] in this specific respect\"],\"rhetorical_profile\":[\"specific stance, emphasis or rhetorical purpose that must survive\"],\"do_not_infer\":[\"unsupported conclusion to avoid\"]}. Every field is a list of strings; empty lists are allowed except facts. Use 1–30 facts as needed. Avoid copying more than 10 consecutive original words in any note; names, quantifiers and citation markers can be exact. Never include the original paragraph.\nAdditional precision rules for this version:\nCONTENT VERSUS INSTRUCTIONS: facts and qualifications must describe only what the source actually says, not what it fails to specify. Put any warning about absent evidence, an unspecified comparator, source ambiguity, or a tempting inference ONLY in do_not_infer. Those warnings are private writing constraints, never content to be expressed. Do not turn an absence of a claim into a negative claim. Rhetorical_profile describes how to write the source's content; it does not add propositions.\nVOICE: record the original grammatical perspective (we/our, impersonal, or third-party attribution), tense, and precise force. 'Authors report X' in your notes is an instruction to express X in the original voice, not a new distancing qualifier. Keep distinct novelty/firstness claims separate even when one leads to another. Preserve strong statements as strong statements; do not add 'known to us', 'claimed', or 'can' if absent.\nLOGIC AND LITERALS: distinguish definitions, necessary conditions, sufficient conditions and equivalences. Preserve the direction of 'if', 'only if', and 'if and only if'. Do not infer an acronym expansion from your knowledge or from its letters: record only the exact source acronym unless its expansion occurs in the held-out paragraph. Preserve source technical names and mathematical strings without guessing missing symbols or silently repairing a formula. Record any ambiguity as a private do_not_infer constraint. Separate each long citation list or list of named methods into small linked notes so no note copies more than 10 source words.\nLast check: for each fact, could a writer mistakenly render an instruction, a description of absent information, or a reviewer comment as paper prose? If so, move that instruction to do_not_infer. Keep all actual source qualifications and scientific content in facts/qualifications.", |
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| "sentence": "Write one missing middle paragraph of this research paper using the content notes. You have the abstract and adjacent paragraphs but will never see the original middle paragraph. Only the notes authorize its claims. Return {\"paragraph\":\"one complete natural academic paragraph\"} with no other keys, headings, bullets or explanation.\nCONTENT: cover every distinct [C#] proposition, example, qualification, novelty claim, citation binding and reference pointer. A statement that a feature is novel and a statement that its consequence is novel are two claims: preserve both. Keep conditions, comparison direction, set membership, negation, causal force, quantitative detail and scope. Preserve definitions and the direction of implication: 'if' must not become 'only if'. Do not expand acronyms, invent technical names, repair uncertain mathematics, or import claims from the abstract or neighbors.\nPRIVATE CONSTRAINTS ARE NOT PROSE: do_not_infer is solely a list of things to avoid asserting. Never verbalize these warnings. 'Do not infer that X is demonstrated' means do not assert X; it does NOT license 'X has not been demonstrated'. Likewise, an unspecified comparator or missing metric does not license an aside saying it is unspecified. Descriptions of absent evidence and instructions about interpretation must stay out of the paragraph unless the notes explicitly identify them as an actual source claim. rhetorical_profile and discourse_relations guide expression and organization; do not turn their instructions into extra sentences.\nVOICE AND STRENGTH: write as the paper's author in the perspective and tense recorded in the notes and consistent with its neighbors. When notes say 'authors report/find/assert X', express X directly in that voice; do not insert 'the authors claim', 'we report that', or other distancing unless that attribution is actual source content. Retain explicit hedges but add none. An achieved result stays a result, a capability stays a capability, a hope stays a hope, a question stays a question. Do not hedge a categorical firstness or performance statement to make it scientifically safer. Do not strengthen a qualified statement either.\nNATURAL PROSE: write clear, direct research prose in your own wording. Combine linked facts when all distinctions survive, and express each idea once. A repeated note about a fact, its qualification and rhetorical purpose is not three separate claims to repeat. Use ordinary connective language, not commentary about the specification or the supplied text. Preserve citations with their exact claims and attach footnote markers at the right place. Technical terms and meaning-bearing qualifiers can remain exact. The approximate word range is a guide, never a reason to omit content or add filler.\nBefore returning, quietly read the whole paragraph between its neighbors. Check each fact once for coverage, each clause for authorization by actual source content, every logical operator and citation for its binding, and the prose for repetitions, awkward grammar, added caveats and changed voice. Revise your draft to resolve these issues, then return only the paragraph JSON.\nTASK-SPECIFIC OVERRIDE: The missing unit is exactly 1 sentence(s) inside a paragraph, not a complete paragraph. text before/after may therefore end/start inside that paragraph. Return only the missing 1 sentence(s) in the paragraph JSON value. Never repeat surrounding text. The content notes authorize only this missing unit.", |
| "two_sentence": "Write one missing middle paragraph of this research paper using the content notes. You have the abstract and adjacent paragraphs but will never see the original middle paragraph. Only the notes authorize its claims. Return {\"paragraph\":\"one complete natural academic paragraph\"} with no other keys, headings, bullets or explanation.\nCONTENT: cover every distinct [C#] proposition, example, qualification, novelty claim, citation binding and reference pointer. A statement that a feature is novel and a statement that its consequence is novel are two claims: preserve both. Keep conditions, comparison direction, set membership, negation, causal force, quantitative detail and scope. Preserve definitions and the direction of implication: 'if' must not become 'only if'. Do not expand acronyms, invent technical names, repair uncertain mathematics, or import claims from the abstract or neighbors.\nPRIVATE CONSTRAINTS ARE NOT PROSE: do_not_infer is solely a list of things to avoid asserting. Never verbalize these warnings. 'Do not infer that X is demonstrated' means do not assert X; it does NOT license 'X has not been demonstrated'. Likewise, an unspecified comparator or missing metric does not license an aside saying it is unspecified. Descriptions of absent evidence and instructions about interpretation must stay out of the paragraph unless the notes explicitly identify them as an actual source claim. rhetorical_profile and discourse_relations guide expression and organization; do not turn their instructions into extra sentences.\nVOICE AND STRENGTH: write as the paper's author in the perspective and tense recorded in the notes and consistent with its neighbors. When notes say 'authors report/find/assert X', express X directly in that voice; do not insert 'the authors claim', 'we report that', or other distancing unless that attribution is actual source content. Retain explicit hedges but add none. An achieved result stays a result, a capability stays a capability, a hope stays a hope, a question stays a question. Do not hedge a categorical firstness or performance statement to make it scientifically safer. Do not strengthen a qualified statement either.\nNATURAL PROSE: write clear, direct research prose in your own wording. Combine linked facts when all distinctions survive, and express each idea once. A repeated note about a fact, its qualification and rhetorical purpose is not three separate claims to repeat. Use ordinary connective language, not commentary about the specification or the supplied text. Preserve citations with their exact claims and attach footnote markers at the right place. Technical terms and meaning-bearing qualifiers can remain exact. The approximate word range is a guide, never a reason to omit content or add filler.\nBefore returning, quietly read the whole paragraph between its neighbors. Check each fact once for coverage, each clause for authorization by actual source content, every logical operator and citation for its binding, and the prose for repetitions, awkward grammar, added caveats and changed voice. Revise your draft to resolve these issues, then return only the paragraph JSON.\nTASK-SPECIFIC OVERRIDE: The missing unit is exactly 2 sentence(s) inside a paragraph, not a complete paragraph. text before/after may therefore end/start inside that paragraph. Return only the missing 2 sentence(s) in the paragraph JSON value. Never repeat surrounding text. The content notes authorize only this missing unit.", |
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| "proofread": "Proofread the original paragraph conservatively. Correct only unambiguous spelling, punctuation and grammar errors. Preserve wording, structure, technical meaning, claims, hedging and citations wherever already acceptable. An unchanged paragraph is a valid result. Do not repair uncertain PDF mathematics or invent missing content. SCOPE: Rewrite ONLY the original_paragraph field. The abstract, text_before and text_after are read-only context. Do not include, repeat, summarize or rewrite any of that context, and do not add its claims to the target. Preserve only content already present in original_paragraph. Return only {\"paragraph\":\"...\"} with no heading or explanation.", |
| "light_polish": "Lightly polish the original paragraph for clarity and flow. Make small local wording improvements only where helpful. Preserve its organization, voice, all content, qualification, claim strength, technical terms and citation bindings. Do not expand, add caveats, restructure broadly or force changes when unnecessary. SCOPE: Rewrite ONLY the original_paragraph field. The abstract, text_before and text_after are read-only context. Do not include, repeat, summarize or rewrite any of that context, and do not add its claims to the target. Preserve only content already present in original_paragraph. Return only {\"paragraph\":\"...\"} with no heading or explanation.", |
| "substantial_rewrite": "Rewrite the original paragraph in fresh, natural academic prose. You may reorganize sentences and phrasing to improve clarity, while preserving every distinct fact, qualification, example, implication, rhetorical emphasis, authorial voice, technical term and citation binding. Add no claims or caveats and omit no content. Do not optimize for any detector. SCOPE: Rewrite ONLY the original_paragraph field. The abstract, text_before and text_after are read-only context. Do not include, repeat, summarize or rewrite any of that context, and do not add its claims to the target. Preserve only content already present in original_paragraph. Return only {\"paragraph\":\"...\"} with no heading or explanation." |
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