# Prompts

The **Prompts** tab lets users add custom instructions that guide AI interactions with the chart. Effective prompts significantly enhance how AI interprets data, generates summaries, and identifies important changes.\ <br>

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#### 1. **Chat Bot Prompt**

Used by the AI chatbot to answer user queries about the chart. Provide additional context or explanations that will help the AI understand the data, acronyms, or domain-specific terms.

| Good Prompt Example ✅                                                            | Bad Prompt Example ❌ |
| -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------- |
| "This chart shows monthly sales data. The acronym ‘MOM’ means Month-over-Month." | "Sales chart data."  |

#### 2. **Summary Prompt**

Used by the AI to generate concise narratives or summaries about the chart, highlighting key trends or insights.

| Good Prompt Example ✅                                                                               | Bad Prompt Example ❌     |
| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------ |
| "Summarize key trends in quarterly revenue, highlighting periods of significant growth or decline." | "Tell me about revenue." |

#### 3. **Delta Feed Prompt**

Used to monitor the chart data for **material changes**. The AI regularly checks for conditions mentioned in this prompt and triggers notifications or alerts if conditions are met.

| Good Prompt Example ✅                | Bad Prompt Example ❌       |
| ------------------------------------ | -------------------------- |
| "Alert if daily returns exceed ±5%." | "Check if returns change." |

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**Tips for Effective Prompts:**

* Be **clear and concise**.
* Include **contextual details** or definitions of acronyms.
* Specify clear **conditions** or thresholds for Delta feed prompts.


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```

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