This specification defines how prompts enter this repository: required fields, source determination, and citation approval. It applies to all entries of type: prompt, and collection behavior is governed by these rules before any writing takes place.
v0.1.1 changes (2026-08-26): Media handling changed from “always keep original links, no downloading or redistribution” to “always re-host on this site,” accompanied by five compliance baselines and a risk statement. All other clauses remain identical to v0.1.0. The old version is preserved as-is.
1. Required Fields for Inclusion
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Author | For original entries, write “This repository”; for external sources, write the original author’s name |
| Original link | Points to the original publication location; may be left blank for original entries |
| Model | The model and version the prompt targets or has been validated against |
| Validation status | Choose one of: Unvalidated / Validated (model + date) / Not reproducible |
| Seed | Record if available; otherwise write “Not recorded” and honestly downgrade the validation status accordingly |
| Cost | Estimated cost per single generation (at official pricing) |
Translated versions and rewritten versions are always variants: they may only be marked “Unvalidated” until independently re-run, and may not inherit the original’s validated status. Foreign-language versions machine-translated by the publishing pipeline are automatically marked “Unvalidated.”
2. Three-Level Source Determination
- Original (source: original) — Self-written, entered directly into the repository; attaching validation records is encouraged.
- Content from elsewhere within this repository — Prohibited by default, and reading, retrieving, or browsing it is not even permitted: you must first explain to the user what you want to read, what content, and why, and obtain explicit user approval recorded in the decision log of the Super Knowledge Base Implementation Document before proceeding; approval is limited to the specified scope and that particular task and may not be carried over. Approved citations link to the original text only — no moving or copying of original files.
- External sources (internet) —
- Author and original link both present → may be reposted: the entry must retain attribution + original link and truthfully state the validation status;
- Attribution or original link missing → deconstruct only, do not copy: analyze the writing approach in your own words without reproducing the original text;
- Media handling is governed by Section 3.
3. Media Re-hosting (New rule in v0.1.1)
All finished videos and images must be re-hosted on this site’s server and distributed by this site, not dependent on platform direct links.
Rationale: Platform direct links can break (original post deleted, account terminated, CDN changes). Finished media is the only evidence of a prompt’s effectiveness — if it’s lost, the entry is worthless.
Compliance baselines for re-hosting (all required):
- Attribution and original link must be retained with the media — the entry page must clearly display the author and original post link; the source must not be removed;
- Only re-host material already determined as “repostable” — if attribution or original link is missing, deconstruct only, do not re-host;
- Remove immediately upon objection from the author or platform — maintain a one-click deletion channel; no arguing, no delay;
- No secondary distribution — embed playback only within the entry page; no download buttons, no packaging, no media library;
- No use outside this site.
Risk statement: Re-hosting others’ finished media constitutes copying and redistribution, which goes beyond “citation” and carries copyright risk. This decision was made knowingly by the user on 2026-08-26, and the risk is borne by the user.
4. Prohibitions
- API keys, accounts, and personal privacy must not appear in any entry;
- Material with incomplete fields goes into
prompts/_drafts/first and is only moved to a formal entry once completed; - The user approval requirement in Section 2 may not be circumvented for any reason.
5. Common Mistakes
- Storing only the prompt without the source → cannot be reposted later, only deconstructed;
- Treating director’s scripts or storyboards as prompts → the two are not the same thing, and validation status becomes distorted;
- Reposting with altered wording while still marking “Validated” → this already constitutes a variant and must be re-marked as unvalidated;
- Re-hosting media but omitting attribution and original link → violates baseline 1 of Section 3, constitutes pure infringement, and must be corrected or removed.