Add Labyricorn project and devlog content
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title: Making model prompts configurable
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date: 2026-07-17
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author: Christopher Chambers
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summary: Conversation and drafting prompts moved into documented, user-editable JSON files that reload without rebuilding the application.
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tags: prompts, models, configuration, user-control
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source_commit: 58e5510445d7ab403d8df0792c29743a933531e0
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Thinkloom's model behavior should not be a hidden, immutable part of the
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application. Conversation and drafting prompts were moved into structured JSON
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templates and documented as part of the project configuration.
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The application creates user-owned copies and reloads them before each request,
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so a technical writer can adjust instructions without rebuilding or restarting
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Thinkloom. Validation happens before a request is sent: invalid JSON or missing
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template variables produce a recoverable error and leave the writing unchanged.
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This work reinforced two of the project's recurring principles—model behavior
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should be inspectable, and failure should not silently alter a manuscript.
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[View the configurable-prompts commit](https://git.labyricorn.com/Labyricorn/thinkloom-openai-hackathon/commit/58e5510445d7ab403d8df0792c29743a933531e0)
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