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ai-prompt-evaluator

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Activate when designing, evaluating, red-teaming, and refining LLM system prompts, agent instructions, structured JSON schemas, and defense boundaries against prompt injections and hallucinations — trigger phrasings include "evaluate my system prompt", "red-team this AI prompt", "improve my prompt to prevent hallucinations", "structured JSON output prompt", "prevent prompt injection in my chatbot", or "optimize prompt token efficiency". Enforces clear role definitions, XML boundary tagging, few-shot examples, and deterministic negative constraints.

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