AIGOBLIN

FIELD GUIDE / 03

Same good structure.
Fresh ingredients.

If you keep changing the same three details, those details probably belong in variables.

Name the moving parts

Write placeholders such as {{audience}}, {{topic}} and {{format}}. Variable names begin with a letter and can contain letters, digits and underscores, up to 40 characters. Put no spaces inside the braces.

Explain {{topic}} to {{audience}}.
Use {{format}}.
Include one concrete example and say where the analogy stops working.

Keep the steady instructions

Leave your recurring structure and constraints in the template. Fill only the details that change. AIGoblin replaces matching placeholders literally; it does not generate the missing content or recursively interpret replacement values.

Missing values stay visible

An empty field leaves the original placeholder in the output. The workshop lists what is missing so you can finish it before copying. You can use up to 30 distinct variables in the workshop.

Keep your own copy

The workshop keeps edits only in the current tab’s memory. Reloading closes out that work. Download a text file or copy your template somewhere you control if you want to reuse it later.

Try prompt variables ↗

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Bring the messy idea.

Rough notes are welcome. Perfect wording is not required.

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Give it some shape.

Make the task, context and output a little more explicit.

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Take it wherever.

Copy your result. Choose your own AI. Check what comes back.

LESS WIZARDRY. MORE CLARITY.

The goblin field guide

A few useful habits.
Zero secret incantations.