Capitalize proper names of products, features, pages, and tools. In step-by-step instructions, match the exact capitalization of UI elements. Don't capitalize words that are not proper nouns solely for emphasis. Don't capitalize: - Articles: a, an, the (unless first word) - Conjunctions: and, but, or (unless >5 letters or first word) - Prepositions: of, in, to, for (unless >5 letters or first word)
Lists organize information for faster scanning. Tables present descriptions of choices, options, and fields users encounter in tasks. Use these elements to improve content structure and readability.
Be consistent with number usage throughout documentation. When documenting examples or UI elements, duplicate numbers exactly as they appear in the interface.
Use punctuation to provide vital clues for reader understanding. If a sentence contains more than a comma or two plus ending punctuation, consider rewriting it for clarity.
Write in a friendly, straightforward way that is authoritative, instructive, and welcoming to all audiences. Note: Use passive voice only when the actor is unknown or when changing to active voice would alter the intended meaning. Declarative Sentences - Relay information, opinions, and facts - End with a period - Have at least two words - Include subject and predicate - Examples: "The dogs barked at the moon." "Jim worked hard, but he failed the exam." Imperative Sentences - Issue…
Follow these rules when the user's request involves integrating or selecting ReAct, Tool-Calling, Reasoning, or ReWOO agents within NeMo Agent Toolkit workflows
Follow these rules when the user's request involves NeMo Agent Toolkit installation, setup, environment configuration, or getting started with the toolkit
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