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Scientific prompting has moved from specifying every step to naming the outcome, saying what the claims must rest on, and defining done. This module is the working version of that change: the schema itself, the transformation applied to real prompts from prompting.jmdewar.com, prompts built on it, and a tool that runs it on yours.
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