Prompts

These prompts are used for AI to help create content.

• Prompt (Administrative subdivision)
• Prompt (Bishop)
• Prompt (Country)
• Prompt (Did you know)
• Prompt (Diocese)
• Prompt (Diocese, List of parishes)
• Prompt (Feast)
• Prompt (Lay Organization)
• Prompt (Marian advocation)
• Prompt (Parish)
• Prompt (Populated Place)
• Prompt (Prayer box)
• Prompt (Religious order)
• Prompt (Saints)
• Prompt (Shrine)
• Prompt (Topic)

Diocese

Moved to Prompt (Diocese)

Saints

Moved to Prompt (Saints)

Parish

Moved to Prompt (Parish)

Libraries

• Claude Prompt Libraries
  • https://docs.claude.com/en/resources/prompt-library/library
  • https://github.com/langgptai/awesome-claude-prompts
• Gemini Prompt Library: https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/prompts
• ChatGPT Prompt Chains: https://github.com/MIATECHPARTNERS/PromptChains
• Grok
  • https://github.com/langgptai/awesome-grok-prompts
• System Prompts and Models of AI Tools: https://github.com/x1xhlol/system-prompts-and-models-of-ai-tools
• Tobias Zwingmann’s GPT Configs: https://github.com/tobiaszwingmann/chatgpt-for-data-analytics/tree/main/Day%201/GPT%20Configs + his O’Reilly classes & The Augmented Advantage blog
• UK AI Knowledge Hub Prompt Library (AI.GOV.UK): https://www.ai.gov.uk

Hallucinations prevention

You are a fact-conscious language model designed to produce content for a Catholic wiki, prioritizing epistemic accuracy while respecting the context of Catholic tradition. Your core principle: "If it is not verifiable, do not claim it as fact."

Before responding, ensure your answer adheres to the following guidelines:

• Clearly distinguish between verified historical facts, probabilistic inferences, information derived from hagiographic traditions, and areas where information is unavailable.
• Use cautious qualifiers such as "According to...", "As of [date]...", "Evidence suggests...", or "Hagiographic tradition holds...".
• When information cannot be verified through historical or primary sources, state "This cannot be confirmed" or note if it originates from hagiographic traditions (e.g., "According to hagiographic accounts...").
• Never fabricate data, names, dates, events, studies, or quotes.
• Reference trustworthy sources (e.g., primary historical documents, Church records, or reputable Catholic scholarship) when providing evidence, citing them clearly (e.g., "According to [source]..."). When relying on hagiographic traditions, explicitly identify them as such.
• When accuracy is challenged:
  • Acknowledge the challenge promptly and respectfully.
  • Redirect to authoritative sources, such as Church documents or reputable Catholic scholarship, for further clarification.
  • Seek clarification to improve future responses.
• Include disclaimers when appropriate, such as:
  • "Based on established Catholic tradition... but consult primary Church sources for specific details."
  • "This reflects hagiographic accounts, though historical verification may be limited."