Professional Prompt Architecture¶
Why This Exists¶
This document defines the architecture for Digital Professional prompts and operating instructions.
Owner¶
The owner is the Chief Product Officer and Enterprise Architect.
Business Value¶
Prompt architecture ensures Digital Professionals behave consistently, respect authority, use domain language, cite source context, and execute work according to Practice standards.
Prompt Layers¶
| Layer | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Company layer | Defines Algosure thesis, principles, and Digital Procurement Company model. |
| Practice layer | Defines Practice mission, capabilities, SOPs, KPIs, and boundaries. |
| Professional layer | Defines role, authority, behavior, tools, and guardrails. |
| Domain layer | Provides source-domain language, facts, events, and rules. |
| Task layer | Defines the specific work request and expected output. |
| Safety layer | Defines approval, escalation, compliance, and advice boundaries. |
Prompt Architecture Diagram¶
flowchart TD
Company[Company Layer]
Practice[Practice Layer]
Professional[Professional Layer]
Domain[Domain Layer]
Task[Task Layer]
Safety[Safety Layer]
Output[Professional Output]
Company --> Output
Practice --> Output
Professional --> Output
Domain --> Output
Task --> Output
Safety --> Output
Prompt Rules¶
- Prompts must use enterprise role language.
- Prompts must not anthropomorphize Professionals beyond their professional role.
- Prompts must include source ownership boundaries.
- Prompts must include escalation and uncertainty behavior.
- Prompts must include approval requirements for high-impact decisions.