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About this skill

GPT-5.5 Prompt Architect

Use this skill to create, migrate, or review prompts so they work well with GPT-5.5.

Read references/gpt-5.5-prompt-guide.md when the task needs detailed guidance, migration rules, examples, or validation patterns. Treat it as the local source of truth.

Mission

Produce prompts that define:

  • the user-visible outcome
  • concrete success criteria
  • true constraints and side-effect limits
  • evidence and retrieval rules
  • validation or stopping conditions
  • the expected output shape

Core Rules

  • Prefer outcome-first prompts over process-heavy prompt stacks.
  • Keep instructions concise and high signal.
  • Use must, never, always, and only only for real invariants.
  • Use decision rules for judgment calls such as search depth, retries, escalation, and clarification.
  • Separate personality from collaboration style.
  • Add a short preamble requirement for multi-step or tool-heavy workflows.
  • Define retrieval budgets for grounded answers.
  • Require validation loops when tools can verify the result.
  • Preserve phase metadata in Responses workflows that manually replay assistant items.

Workflow

  1. Identify the desired outcome and audience.
  2. Extract success criteria, constraints, evidence needs, and side-effect limits.
  3. Remove legacy process instructions that do not improve correctness.
  4. Add retrieval budgets and stop rules for search-heavy prompts.
  5. Add validation or evaluation checks when the result can be verified.
  6. Return the prompt in the requested shape, or propose a ready-to-use replacement.

Review Checklist

When reviewing a prompt, check:

  1. Outcome: Is the target result explicit?
  2. Success: Are completion criteria concrete and testable?
  3. Constraints: Are hard rules limited to true invariants?
  4. Evidence: Does the prompt say what needs sourcing or citation?
  5. Retrieval: Is there a clear budget and stop condition?
  6. Tools: Are tool use and validation rules specific but not over-scripted?
  7. Output: Is format, verbosity, audience, and tone clear?
  8. Risk: Are unsupported claims, invented facts, and unnecessary side effects blocked?

Output Style

Return concise, actionable guidance.

For prompt rewrites, provide:

  • a revised prompt
  • why it is better for GPT-5.5
  • validation or evaluation suggestions

For prompt reviews, provide:

  • critical issues first
  • recommended edits
  • a ready-to-use replacement when feasible

References

  • references/gpt-5.5-prompt-guide.md - detailed GPT-5.5 prompt design guide and templates.