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What You Can Ask

Ask UMMAYA for a public-service outcome, not for an internal adapter. The system should decide whether the request needs locate, find, check, send, or Handoff.

A good prompt gives the user situation, place or domain, desired result, and evidence expectation. It does not need to name the agency unless the agency itself is the user’s requirement.

Use this shape when you are unsure:

I am trying to <public-service outcome>.
Use official/public information where possible.
Show what UMMAYA can do now, what needs consent, and where I must continue officially.

This works because it gives UMMAYA enough context to choose tools while asking it to label boundaries. It also prevents the answer from sounding like hidden official access.

The best prompts are outcome-first and evidence-aware. They describe what the user is trying to accomplish, then ask UMMAYA to separate what can be done now from what requires official continuation.

SituationPromptExpected path
Emergency or healthcare lookup동아대 승학캠퍼스 근처 응급실이나 야간 진료 정보를 공식 정보 기준으로 찾아줘.locate then find
Weather or safety warning부산 사하구 오늘 호우나 도로 위험 정보가 있는지 공공 데이터 기준으로 확인해줘.locate then find
Moving preparation이사했어. 전입신고 전후로 확인해야 할 공공서비스 단계를 정리해줘.find, possible Handoff
Welfare preparation긴급복지 지원을 알아보고 싶어. 공개 안내와 공식 확인이 필요한 단계를 나눠줘.find, possible check, Handoff
Certificate or identity flow주민등록등본 발급 준비 단계와 공식 인증이 필요한 지점을 알려줘.find, Mock/ Handoff
Fine or payment preparation과태료 납부 경로와 UMMAYA가 실제로 할 수 없는 단계를 표시해줘.find, possible check, Handoff

The expected path is not a guarantee of completion. It is a planning hint for how the query engine should decompose the request.

Add an evidence request when the result could affect a real decision.

공식 정보 기준으로 찾아주고, 어떤 부분이 Live인지 Mock인지 Handoff인지 같이 표시해줘.

This sentence makes the answer easier to inspect. A strong UMMAYA answer should say which source, adapter result, scenario boundary, or official handoff shaped the response.

Evidence wording is especially useful for evaluators. It turns a fluent answer into a traceable one by forcing the response to expose state and source.

Avoid prompts that ask UMMAYA to bypass authority:

  • “log in for me”;
  • “issue this certificate now”;
  • “pay it without asking”;
  • “change my official record”;
  • “tell me my private account state without consent”;
  • “pretend this mock is official.”

UMMAYA should refuse, ask for permission, or hand off when a prompt tries to cross those boundaries.

If you accidentally write one of these prompts, the correct recovery is not to persuade UMMAYA harder. Reframe the request as preparation, public lookup, or official handoff guidance.

A stop is often correct. If UMMAYA says Mock, treat the result as a simulation. If it says Handoff, continue on the official service. If it asks a clarifying question, answer only the minimum information needed to proceed safely.

The goal is not to force every prompt through. The goal is to move as far as evidence and authority allow, then stop visibly.