TELES START Prompt Template#
Copy and adapt the template below to begin a TELES session. Fill in the bracketed fields. The session is active from the moment START is declared until STOP is declared (see TELES STOP Prompt Template).
TELES START
Session: [descriptive name, e.g., "b15 compound naming migration"]
Date: [YYYYmMMdDD]
Authorized: [who authorized this, e.g., "LLoL"]
Scope: [what files/directories are in scope]
Operation: [what TELES will do, e.g., "fix title underlines",
"rename identifiers A# to ax#_A#"]
Safety contract:
- TELES may fix RST formatting errors (indentation, heading underlines,
blank lines) that do NOT alter formal content (axioms, theorems,
symbol definitions, equations, formal proofs).
- Within this session (before STOP), TELES may also rename labels and
cross-references that this session itself introduced, if the rename
serves transparency (see DD b14).
- Every repair must be documented: either a dated TELES error admonition
in each affected file, or a summary in the session llog.
- If in doubt whether a change touches formal content: DO NOT MAKE IT.
Flag it for human review instead.
Begin.
Usage Notes#
One START per session. Do not nest TELES sessions.
The scope field bounds what TELES may touch. Files outside scope require explicit authorization.
The session llog should be created immediately after START, recording the full prompt and initial state.
If the session discovers issues outside its scope, log them as AA tasks for a future session rather than expanding scope silently.