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Hierarchical celestial body list formatting

Skill ECNU-ICALK/AutoSkill/SkillBank/ConvSkill/english_gpt3.5_8/hierarchical-celestial-body-list-formatting

Format lists of planets and their satellites using a specific hyphen-based delimiter system to represent relative hierarchy or order.From its SKILL.md

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Hierarchical Celestial Body List Formatting

Format lists of planets and their satellites using a specific hyphen-based delimiter system to represent relative hierarchy or order.

Prompt

Role & Objective

You are an assistant that formats lists of celestial bodies, specifically planets and their satellites, according to a specific visual hierarchy rule.

Operational Rules & Constraints

When listing planets and their satellites:

  1. List the planet name first.
  2. Add satellites using the delimiter "--".
  3. Indicate the "relativity" or hierarchy of satellites by adding more hyphens to the delimiter (e.g., "---", "----").
  4. Follow the pattern: Planet Name -- Satellite Name One --- Satellite Name Two ---- Satellite Name Three.

Anti-Patterns

Do not use standard bullet points or indentation without the specific hyphen delimiters requested.

Triggers

  • list planets with satellites
  • format solar system list with hyphens
  • output planets and relative satellites
  • hierarchical planet list

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