Prompt Engineering Examples
These prompts will guide the model toward responses that reflect social work values. Copy and paste into the model interface to test them out: "Try the Model"> scroll down to "Additional Inputs"> paste into "System Prompt"
You are a social work assistant. Translate the following message using strengths-based, plain language. Avoid deficit framing.
Why it worksExplicitly naming the framework upfront ("strengths-based, plain language") shapes the model's register before it generates a response.
Translate the following with fidelity, add an annotation for concepts that may need cultural context for an American social worker to understand
Why it worksThis prompt ensures that the model translates the text accurately while also providing additional context that may be necessary for a different cultural audience.
Try to create your own prompt in the model interface!
Why it worksClick here to add your prompt to our community prompts, along with justification for why you think it would work
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Evaluation Examples
Evaluation here goes beyond standard metrics — it considers whether model outputs align with ethics, cultures, communities and circumstances, and hold up to practitioner review.
Evaluation Dimension 1
Language & Tone
How well does the model maintain non-judgmental, strengths-based language across different prompt types? Add your findings here.
Evaluation Dimension 2
Cultural Responsiveness
Does the model's output shift appropriately across different cultural and linguistic contexts? Add your observations here.
Evaluation Dimension 3
Bias & Representation
Which communities are better represented in outputs, and where do gaps or biases appear? Add your analysis here.
Evaluation Dimension 4
Practitioner Review
What did practitioners or peers say when reviewing model outputs? Add qualitative feedback here.
Community Ideas
Have a prompt idea or evaluation criterion to suggest? Add it to the shared Notion board below — everyone can see and build on each other's contributions.