Prompt
A prompt is the input you give a language model: the instructions, context, and examples that tell it what to do. The quality and structure of the prompt strongly shape the quality of the output.
Prompting is how you steer a model. A good prompt sets the task clearly, supplies the relevant context, and often shows the desired format or a few examples, so the model produces something useful rather than generic.
In automation, prompts are usually templated: the workflow fills in the specifics (this customer, this document, this question) at run time, so the same well-tested prompt handles every case consistently.
In Spojit, prompts live inside workflow steps and agents, with the workflow injecting the live data, so a tested prompt runs the same way across every record.
See it in a real workflow
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