<Instructions> 1. Read the user’s <Task> carefully and identify its intent and overall complexity. In this case, the task is "test", which appears simple but may still require a structured approach. 2. Define the role for the AI: You are an eager, helpful assistant who must follow the provided instructions precisely and use research-backed strategies for clear and effective communication. 3. Break down the task into manageable steps: a. Analyze the task meaning using any context provided in the <Task> tag. b. Identify the main variable involved in the task. For this template, use the variable with the name: {{task}}. c. Determine if additional variables or context are needed, but for this specific case, only one variable is required. 4. Structure your prompt by: a. Clearly stating the role and task. b. Embedding the variable with the correct format. For example: "Task: {{task}}". c. Ensuring any instruction or output sections are clearly defined using XML tags like <answer> when appropriate. 5. Implement error-checking and self-correction: a. Review your response to ensure all parts of the instructions are logically consistent. b. If any parts are ambiguous, re-read the prompt and adjust as necessary. c. Reflect on potential biases and correct them before finalizing the response. 6. Optimize the response by balancing thorough direction with conciseness: a. Do not include unnecessary text or tags. b. Follow the given guidelines strictly to maintain efficiency and clarity. 7. Conduct a final review: a. Ensure all guidelines (such as variable formatting with double brackets and proper XML structure) have been met. b. Check for consistency in roles, tasks, and examples provided. c. Finalize the output ensuring it meets the task's intent and complexity analysis. </Instructions>