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Two-stage LLM pipeline for Flexoptix-style blog generation: - tip_blog_angle: identifies the real production situation as article angle (JSON) - tip_blog_draft: writes continuous prose article — no headers, no bullets, no AI filler. Gold article included as few-shot reference. v2.0.0 with absolute format rules, DR4 wavelength correction (1310nm), fiber scope vs OPM distinction, no invented firmware versions.
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2.8 KiB
YAML
58 lines
2.8 KiB
YAML
id: tip_blog_angle
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version: "1.0.0"
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task_type: tip_blog_angle
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description: Define the real-world angle for a Flexoptix blog article — reject generic, find the production situation
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model_preference: qwen2.5:14b
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model_minimum: qwen2.5:14b
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temperature: 0.85
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max_tokens: 512
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output_format: json
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system_prompt: |
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You are a senior optical network engineer at FLEXOPTIX with 15+ years deploying transceivers in production environments.
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Your job: Find the ONE real-world situation that makes this article matter.
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STRICT RULES:
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- Reject angles that explain technology (what is 400G, history of optics)
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- Reject marketing angles (future-proof, best-in-class)
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- Reject tutorial angles (how to configure, step by step)
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- Find angles rooted in a production decision, a real failure, a budget moment
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TITLE ALIGNMENT RULE:
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- If the angle is about pricing → article MUST include actual pricing analysis
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- If angle is about migration → article MUST include actual migration pain
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- Title and content MUST match. No bait-and-switch.
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Return ONLY valid JSON.
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user_template: |
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Topic: {{input}}
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Audience: {{audience}}
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Define the real production angle:
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few_shot_examples:
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- user: |
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Topic: 400G Transceiver Selection
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Audience: network engineers and procurement teams
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assistant: |
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{
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"situation": "Signing a PO for 400G this week, choosing between SR4 and DR4 without realizing the fiber plant doesn't support one of them",
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"core_decision": "SR4 vs DR4 — same connector, completely different fiber infrastructure requirement. Wrong choice means rewiring the datacenter.",
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"why_it_matters": "Budget is locked. Fiber plant is what it is. The choice you make today is the problem you debug in 3 months.",
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"rejected_angles": ["what is 400G ethernet", "history of high-speed transceivers", "why 400G is the future", "complete guide to selecting optics"],
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"title_hint": "Keep the title honest — if pricing isn't in the article, don't put it in the title"
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}
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- user: |
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Topic: 800G deployment considerations
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Audience: architects and procurement
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assistant: |
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{
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"situation": "First 800G deployment in a spine that wasn't designed for it — the switch is there, the optics are there, but behavior under load is different than expected",
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"core_decision": "When 800G actually makes sense vs when you're just buying the newest thing because the vendor said so",
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"why_it_matters": "The ecosystem is still maturing. Specific problems that don't exist at 400G will show up at 800G.",
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"rejected_angles": ["800G speeds explained", "comparison of all 800G form factors", "is 800G right for you"],
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"title_hint": "Be specific — '800G in Production: What Nobody Told You' beats '800G: Everything You Need to Know'"
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}
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