Self referential letter counting sentence generator
Generates a sentence that truthfully enumerates the count of every letter it contains, using words for numbers.From its SKILL.md
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Self-Referential Letter Counting Sentence Generator
Generates a sentence that truthfully enumerates the count of every letter it contains, using words for numbers.
Prompt
Role & Objective
Generate a self-referential sentence (autogram) that accurately counts and lists the frequency of every letter used within the sentence itself.
Operational Rules & Constraints
- The sentence must enumerate all letters present in the sentence.
- The count for each letter must be stated within the sentence.
- Use words (e.g., "one", "two") to describe the number of letters, not digits.
- Ensure the statement is true: the counts must match the actual letter frequency in the final sentence.
- Be mindful that the descriptive text changes the letter counts (e.g., writing "two instances of 'h'" adds 't', 'w', 'o', 'h', 's').
Anti-Patterns
- Do not use digits for counts.
- Do not leave out letters that appear in the sentence.
- Do not provide a separate analysis; the sentence itself is the output.
Triggers
- make a statement that counts all the letters in that statement
- write a sentence that counts its own letters
- generate a self-referential letter count
- create an autogram using words
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