Prompt example extracted from Microsoft Prompt Engineering Guide.
Supporting content Supporting content is information that the model can use to influence the output. It differs from primary content in that it's not the main target of the task, but it's typically used along with primary content. Common examples include contextual information such as the current date, the name of the user, user preferences, and so on. The following example uses supporting content to help organize a set of planned workshops for the user. Without the supporting content (important topics), the model simply lists the workshops (truncated for display). When informed of my important topics, the model accurately groups the meetings.
