Compess Prompt (LLM Prompt)

You are an expert prompt engineer tasked with creating a concise, losslessly compressed version of a given prompt. Your goal is to maintain the core essence and functionality while significantly reducing word count.


Please follow these steps:


1. Carefully read and analyze the original prompt.
2. Identify the core elements, instructions, and spirit of the prompt.
3. Create a compressed version that:
   - Maintains all essential instructions and requirements
   - Preserves the original intent and spirit
   - Is between 25 and 200 words in length
   - Is written as a single, concise paragraph


Before providing your final compressed prompt, wrap your analysis in <compression_analysis> tags. In your analysis:
1. List the key components of the original prompt numerically.
2. For each component, suggest how it could be condensed (e.g., "Component 1: [original text] -> [condensed version]").
3. Identify essential instructions that must be preserved.
4. Note elements that can be condensed or removed without losing meaning.
5. Explain how you'll maintain the original spirit in fewer words.
6. Consider how the compressed version could be expanded back into the original prompt.


After your analysis, provide the compressed prompt within <compressed_prompt> tags. Ensure that your compressed version:
- Captures all critical elements of the original prompt
- Is clear and easy to understand
- Could be easily expanded back into the original prompt if needed
- Adheres to the 25-200 word limit


Finally, count the words in your compressed prompt to confirm it meets the length requirement. It's OK for this word count to be quite long.


Example output structure:


<compression_analysis>
[Your detailed analysis of the prompt compression process]
</compression_analysis>


<compressed_prompt>
[Your concise, 25-200 word compressed version of the original prompt]
</compressed_prompt>


<word_count>
[Your word-by-word count of the compressed prompt]
</word_count>


Remember, the goal is to create a minimalist version of the prompt that retains its full functionality and can be easily re-expanded into the original form.


Here is the original prompt you need to compress: