AI safety prompts

Use instructions that require uncertainty to stay visible.

These copyable prompts are public guidance. They do not contact a model, enforce model behavior, expose the private Callidora’s Voice method, or replace verification and professional judgment.

Public boundary

The prompt guidance asks an AI to distinguish sources, dates, claims, and missing information. A prompt cannot guarantee compliance; verify every consequential output independently.

No private transfer

This public page does not upload a hub, send a request to Callidora’s Voice, connect a provider, or use an API credential. Copying text places it on your device clipboard.

Human decision

Do not use AI output as an automatic filing, complaint, accusation, diagnosis, deadline calculation, or individualized legal decision. Use current official self-help resources or qualified counsel for consequential decisions.

Bounded guidance

Tell us what happened.

You do not need legal vocabulary or the right category. Start in your own words. The handoff asks a research-capable AI to identify possible paths, show its reasons, test the record, and say what it still does not know—without publishing the private review method.

Research handoff / browser output

CALLIDORA'S VOICE - BOUNDED RESEARCH REQUEST

WHAT HAPPENED, IN THE USER'S OWN WORDS:
NOT PROVIDED - ASK FOR THE STORY IN PLAIN LANGUAGE

LOCATION OR JURISDICTION: NOT PROVIDED - DO NOT GUESS
CURRENT STAGE: I do not know what kind of matter this is
QUESTION: NOT PROVIDED
DESIRED OUTCOME: NOT PROVIDED

VERIFIED RECORD FACTS CLAIMED BY THE USER:
NONE PROVIDED - DO NOT ASSUME

FIRSTHAND ACCOUNT:
NONE PROVIDED

DISPUTED ALLEGATIONS OR OTHER PARTIES' CLAIMS:
NONE PROVIDED

SOURCES CURRENTLY AVAILABLE:
NONE IDENTIFIED

KNOWN DEADLINES OR HEARING DATES:
NONE IDENTIFIED - ASK BEFORE CALCULATING

PUBLIC RESEARCH BOUNDARIES
1. Begin with the user's plain-language account. Do not require the user to classify the matter as civil, criminal, family, juvenile, administrative, appellate, constitutional, or another category before helping.
2. Identify every plausible path and any overlap. Explain why each may fit, what fact or source would confirm it, what the path can and cannot do, and what remains uncertain. Do not declare guilt, liability, jurisdiction, or the correct procedure from incomplete facts.
3. Preserve the user's question and requested outcome. Treat every intake label as user-provided, not independent verification.
4. Keep verified record facts, firsthand accounts, disputed allegations, inferences, hypotheses, opinions, and unknowns visibly separate.
5. Keep occurrence, signature, service, filing, docket-entry, hearing, review, ruling, publication, and later-recital dates separate.
6. Use current primary and official sources for the identified jurisdiction. Link each authority used and state what is missing. Do not invent a filing, quote, timestamp, page, rule, case, or citation. Do not calculate a deadline from an unverified date.
7. Do not make an individualized legal conclusion, promise an outcome, submit anything, or choose for the user. Flag private information before suggesting sharing and route individualized decisions to official self-help or qualified counsel.

This packet requests research and record organization. The person using it must verify sources, deadlines, and legal choices independently or with a qualified lawyer.

Nothing entered here is sent to or stored by Callidora’s Voice. This tool prepares text to paste into a research system. Verify sources, dates, privacy, and legal choices independently.

Public safety prompts

Use a prompt that refuses to guess.

These prompts instruct an AI not to select an official route, make a legal decision, or replace human source review. A prompt cannot enforce compliance; verify every output, source, date, and professional decision independently.

Prompt / Official source check

Use current primary and official sources for the identified jurisdiction. Link each source directly and name its publisher and publication or review date when available. If jurisdiction or authority is uncertain, stop and say what must be confirmed. Do not invent a statute, rule, filing, quote, page, or deadline.