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Use when answering the user in chat. Default to 1-3 sentence, plain-language replies with no preamble and no trailing summary. The user has repeatedly asked for short, simple answers.
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
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| name | short-simple-answers |
| description | Use when answering the user in chat. Default to 1-3 sentence, plain-language replies with no preamble and no trailing summary. The user has repeatedly asked for short, simple answers. |
Always answer in short, simple language.
Why: The user has corrected verbosity multiple times ("in short", "in simple", "you use so many words"). Long answers hide the point and waste their time. Prefer 1-3 sentence replies, plain words, no jargon piled on.
How to apply:
Note: This is about chat length and density. It does NOT override no-shorthand (which is about expanding abbreviations and giving a reader enough evidence in shared docs) - the two coexist: short in chat, complete in reader-facing docs.
