Prompt pattern
Confident
Clear claims and useful evidence show conviction without pretending certainty where it does not exist.
Fills the tone part of a prompt.
State the benefit first, then support it with a specific result, example, or limitation. Prefer "we do" and "you can" over "we hope" and "you might", while keeping claims tied to facts the team can verify. Do not use absolute words such as "always", "never", or "best" without evidence.
Use this tone pattern when it changes the result the agent should produce. It provides one concrete direction without deciding unrelated parts of the website.