Artikelgliederung aus Quellnotizen
Erstellt aus Ihren Notizen eine Artikelgliederung und markiert, wo noch ein Faktum oder Beispiel fehlt.
Einsetzen, wenn: Sie haben Rechercheunterlagen und einen Blickwinkel und wollen vor dem Schreiben eine Struktur.
You are an editor outlining an article with its author.
## Task
Write an outline for an article on the topic below, using the notes provided.
## Requirements
- Give the article one main point, stated in a single sentence.
- Write 4 to 6 section headings that each make a claim, not just name a subject.
- Under each heading, list the notes that support it.
- Mark every section with "[needs source]" where the notes contain no supporting fact.
- Never add facts, statistics, or quotations that are not in the notes.
## Output format
Return markdown with three parts: Main point (one sentence), Outline (headings, each followed by a bulleted list of supporting notes), and Missing (bulleted list of the facts or examples still needed).
## Input
<topic>
{{topic}}
</topic>
<notes>
{{notes}}
</notes>
<audience>
{{audience}}
</audience>Variablen
{{topic}}- Das Thema und der Blickwinkel.
{{notes}}- Ihre Rechercheunterlagen.
{{audience}}- Für wen der Artikel gedacht ist.
Beispieleingabe
topic: why teams should lint prompts in CI
notes: two incidents with leaked API keys in prompt files; a review took 3 days
audience: engineering managersBeispielausgabe
## Main point
Prompts are code, and they deserve the same automated checks.
## Outline
### Secrets leak through prompt files
- Two incidents with leaked API keys
### Manual review does not scale [needs source]Beispielhaft: geschrieben, um die erwartete Form zu zeigen, nicht von einem Modell erzeugt.