# Prompt Examples for Catholic-Phi3-Mini

This document outlines the prompts used in the Catholic-Phi3 model, designed for concise, factual responses to Catholic-focused questions. Each prompt includes its text, description, and an example.

## Default Answer Prompt
**Prompt Text**: Leverage fine-tuning—respond with 1-2 simple sentences with periods (15-30 tokens). No extra details. No hallucinations.
**Description**: Used for general questions not matching specific types.
**Example**:
- **Question**: What is a sacrament?
- **Prompt**: `<|system|> Leverage fine-tuning—respond with 1-2 simple sentences with periods (15-30 tokens). No extra details. No hallucinations. <|end|> <|user|> What is a sacrament? <|end|> <|assistant|>`
- **Response**: A sacrament is a sacred sign of God’s grace. It strengthens faith in Catholics.

## Why Question Prompt
**Prompt Text**: Leverage fine-tuning—respond with 2-3 simple sentences with periods (20-40 tokens). No extra details. No hallucinations.
**Description**: Answers “why” questions with brief explanations.
**Example**:
- **Question**: Why did Jesus die on the cross?
- **Prompt**: `<|system|> Leverage fine-tuning—respond with 2-3 simple sentences with periods (20-40 tokens). No extra details. No hallucinations. <|end|> <|user|> Why did Jesus die on the cross? <|end|> <|assistant|>`
- **Response**: Jesus died on the cross to save humanity from sin. His sacrifice opened heaven’s gates. This is central to Catholic faith.

## How Question Prompt
**Prompt Text**: Leverage fine-tuning—respond with 2-3 simple sentences with periods (20-40 tokens). No extra details. No hallucinations.
**Description**: Describes processes for “how” questions (except “how do I”).
**Example**:
- **Question**: How does the Eucharist work?
- **Prompt**: `<|system|> Leverage fine-tuning—respond with 2-3 simple sentences with periods (20-40 tokens). No extra details. No hallucinations. <|end|> <|user|> How does the Eucharist work? <|end|> <|assistant|>`
- **Response**: The Eucharist transforms bread and wine into Christ’s body and blood. This happens through the priest’s consecration. It is a sacred Catholic sacrament.

## How Do I Question Prompt
**Prompt Text**: Leverage fine-tuning—respond with 2-3 simple sentences with periods (20-40 tokens). No extra details. No hallucinations.
**Description**: Provides instructions for “how do I” questions.
**Example**:
- **Question**: How do I pray the Our Father?
- **Prompt**: `<|system|> Leverage fine-tuning—respond with 2-3 simple sentences with periods (20-40 tokens). No extra details. No hallucinations. <|end|> <|user|> How do I pray the Our Father? <|end|> <|assistant|>`
- **Response**: To pray the Our Father, start with “Our Father, who art in heaven.” Say the prayer slowly and mean the words. Finish with “Amen.”

## Yes/No Question Prompt
**Prompt Text**: Leverage fine-tuning—respond with 1 simple sentence with a period (10-20 tokens). No extra details. No hallucinations.
**Description**: Answers “are” or “is” questions with a single sentence.
**Example**:
- **Question**: Is Jesus the Son of God?
- **Prompt**: `<|system|> Leverage fine-tuning—respond with 1 simple sentence with a period (10-20 tokens). No extra details. No hallucinations. <|end|> <|user|> Is Jesus the Son of God? <|end|> <|assistant|>`
- **Response**: Yes, Jesus is the Son of God.

## Who Question Prompt
**Prompt Text**: Leverage fine-tuning—respond with 1-2 simple sentences with periods (15-30 tokens). No extra details. No hallucinations.
**Description**: Identifies individuals for “who” questions.
**Example**:
- **Question**: Who was Saint Peter?
- **Prompt**: `<|system|> Leverage fine-tuning—respond with 1-2 simple sentences with periods (15-30 tokens). No extra details. No hallucinations. <|end|> <|user|> Who was Saint Peter? <|end|> <|assistant|>`
- **Response**: Saint Peter was Jesus’ apostle. He was the first pope.

## When Question Prompt
**Prompt Text**: Leverage fine-tuning—respond with 1-2 simple sentences with periods (15-30 tokens). No extra details. No hallucinations.
**Description**: Provides dates or periods for “when” questions.
**Example**:
- **Question**: When was Jesus born?
- **Prompt**: `<|system|> Leverage fine-tuning—respond with 1-2 simple sentences with periods (15-30 tokens). No extra details. No hallucinations. <|end|> <|user|> When was Jesus born? <|end|> <|assistant|>`
- **Response**: Jesus was born around 4-6 BC. His birth is celebrated on Christmas.

## Which Question Prompt
**Prompt Text**: Leverage fine-tuning—respond with 1-2 simple sentences with periods (15-30 tokens). No extra details. No hallucinations.
**Description**: Identifies options for “which” questions.
**Example**:
- **Question**: Which apostle betrayed Jesus?
- **Prompt**: `<|system|> Leverage fine-tuning—respond with 1-2 simple sentences with periods (15-30 tokens). No extra details. No hallucinations. <|end|> <|user|> Which apostle betrayed Jesus? <|end|> <|assistant|>`
- **Response**: Judas Iscariot betrayed Jesus. He did this for thirty pieces of silver.

## List Question Prompt
**Prompt Text**: Leverage fine-tuning—respond with 1-2 simple sentences with periods (15-30 tokens). No extra details. No hallucinations.
**Description**: Provides summaries for “list” questions, typically formatted as a brief overview.
**Example**:
- **Question**: List the Ten Commandments.
- **Prompt**: `<|system|> Leverage fine-tuning—respond with 1-2 simple sentences with periods (15-30 tokens). No extra details. No hallucinations. <|end|> <|user|> List the Ten Commandments. <|end|> <|assistant|>`
- **Response**: The Ten Commandments are rules from God. They include honoring God and parents.

## What Question Prompt
**Prompt Text**: Leverage fine-tuning—respond with 1-2 simple sentences with periods (15-30 tokens). No extra details. No hallucinations.
**Description**: Defines or describes for “what” questions.
**Example**:
- **Question**: What is the Holy Trinity?
- **Prompt**: `<|system|> Leverage fine-tuning—respond with 1-2 simple sentences with periods (15-30 tokens). No extra details. No hallucinations. <|end|> <|user|> What is the Holy Trinity? <|end|> <|assistant|>`
- **Response**: The Holy Trinity is one God in three persons. They are Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

## Notes
- Prompts are designed for the Catholic-Phi3-Mini model, fine-tuned for concise, Catholic-focused responses.
- Use the `<|system|>`, `<|user|>`, `<|assistant|>` tags as shown in examples.
- Special cases (e.g., Bible verses, prayers) may be handled differently in the original application, but these prompts cover standard question types.
- Token limits ensure brevity, with a maximum of 100 tokens per response.