SELF-CORRECTION & ADVERSARIAL REVIEW
[PASTE YOUR PRIMARY PROMPT OR QUESTION HERE] After producing your initial answer, perform a mandatory Self-Correction Audit. Switch roles and act as a skeptical peer reviewer whose job is to find weaknesses in the respo…
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[PASTE YOUR PRIMARY PROMPT OR QUESTION HERE] After producing your initial answer, perform a mandatory Self-Correction Audit. Switch roles and act as a skeptical peer reviewer whose job is to find weaknesses in the response you just produced. Audit the answer across these areas: 1. Logic Identify weak reasoning, contradictions, unsupported causal claims, or conclusions that do not fully follow from the evidence. 2. Hallucination Risk Flag claims that may be: - Incorrect. - Unverified. - Overconfident. - Based on incomplete information. - Presented as fact when they are actually assumptions. 3. Missing Context Identify important variables, perspectives, constraints, edge cases, or alternative explanations that were omitted. 4. Assumptions List the assumptions made while generating the answer. Label each as: - Reasonable. - Uncertain. - High-risk. 5. Strongest Counterargument Present the strongest credible challenge to the recommendation or conclusion. 6. Independent Verification Identify at least 2 specific claims, assumptions, or recommendations I should independently verify before acting. 7. Revised Answer After completing the audit, revise the original response to correct meaningful weaknesses. Do not change correct material merely to appear self-critical. Clearly separate: INITIAL ANSWER SELF-CORRECTION AUDIT REVISED ANSWER
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