Prompt fundamentals

A prompt is your input or instruction to Rovo to get specific results. Rovo includes conversation starters (starter prompts) to help you get going. But soon, you will want to write your own prompts. The quality of Rovo’s responses depends heavily on how clear and specific your prompts are.

How to write good prompts

Be specific and clear about the task or information you want.
Provide context, such as the audience, purpose, or any relevant background.
Use a logical structure and break down complex tasks into smaller steps if needed.
Include details like format, length, or style if you have preferences.
Iterate and refine your prompts based on Rovo’s responses.
Use follow-up prompts to clarify or adjust results as needed.

Example prompts

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Confluence で利用可能なさまざまなプランをご確認ください。

You are an IT support representative creating an incident response plan. Using the information provided in [Confluence page link], create a comprehensive incident response plan specifically for [name of issue]. Structure your response with these sections: 1. **Detection & Assessment**: Step-by-step procedures for identifying and evaluating the severity of [specific security issue] 2. **Communication Protocol**: Who to notify, when, and how 3. **Containment Measures**: Immediate actions to limit damage and prevent spread 4. **Recovery Procedures**: Steps to restore normal operations and strengthen defenses 5. **Post-Incident Review**: Documentation and lessons learned process Include responsible parties/roles. Specify timeframes where critical. Format the final plan as a reference document that team members can follow during an actual incident.