In AI Assistant, you can use structured, single-prompt interactions to accelerate Processr job configuration. These approaches minimise back-and-forth conversations and allow multiple or repeatable actions to be completed in a single request.
1. Templated Single Prompt for Multiple Jobs
You can create multiple jobs in one request by providing a structured prompt that includes all required configuration details.
Benefits:
- Reduces repetitive input
- Minimises conversational steps
- Ensures consistent configuration across jobs
Example:
“Create the following jobs with their configuration and add them to CID [xxxx]. Follow the configuration as described:
- job type: simple conditional validation
field name: <field_name>
operator: <operator>
field values: <Value>
hardfail: <yes / no>
label: <job-label> - job type: simple conditional validation
field name: <field_name>
operator: <operator>
field values: <Value>
hardfail: <yes / no>
label: <job-label> - job type: simple conditional validation
field name: <field_name>
operator: <operator>
field values: <Value>
hardfail: <yes / no>
label: <job-label> - job type: simple conditional validation
field name: <field_name>
operator: <operator>
field values: <Value>
hardfail: <yes / no>
label: <job-label>”
2. Single Prompt for Multi-Campaign Job Creation
You can configure the same job across multiple campaigns within a single request.
Benefits:
- Supports bulk operations across campaigns
- Maintains consistency in validation logic
- Reduces setup time
Example:
“Create a Validation List Check job on CID [xxx1], CID [xxx2], and CID [xxx3] on the field <field_name> using suppression list ID [xyz]. Label the job as <job-label> for each CID.”
3. Reusing Existing Job Configurations (Reference-Based Creation)
You can replicate an existing job configuration by referencing a job from another campaign.
Benefits:
- Eliminates the need to manually recreate configurations
- Ensures consistency with existing, validated setups
- Reduces configuration errors
Example:
“Create a Validation List Check job that mimics <job id> / <job label> already in campaign CID [xxxx].”
Why Use These Patterns?
These prompting techniques enable a more efficient way of working with the AI Assistant by allowing you to:
- Execute configurations based on clear intent
- Reduce dependency on step-by-step guidance
- Scale job creation and updates across campaigns
Support for these advanced patterns will continue to evolve, enabling more efficient bulk operations and reusable configuration workflows.