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What does the pattern do?

  • Makes it easier to understand what the AI is doing.

When should the pattern be used?

  • Always indicate that the AI is doing something (especially if it takes longer).
  • In ‘higher risk’ contexts, e.g. when it comes to laws, tariffs or finances.
  • When the AI needs to do a more complex task.

Recommendation

  • Communicate how the AI interprets the prompt in a simple, comprehensible way.
  • Display the steps the system takes up to the output.
  • And give users the opportunity to intervene in the process.

Example

Example for system steps

Specifications

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