Chapter 6 of 6

Answer formats: tables that always come out as tables

Choose Table, Cards, Flowchart, Diagram or Pros & cons, and a small controller checks every next token against that layout before the model may write it.

Fig. 1Locked keys

Left and Right step · Space plays or pauses

Table · next: | or a word · 3 of 30 keys locked

key struck
key free
key held down by a lock pin

Fig. 1 — Locked keys. Before each token, the format controller blocks every choice that would break the template, so a table always comes out as a table; the content is still the model's own. Keys and text are illustrative.

In numbers

Answer formats

Text, Cards, Flowchart, Diagram, Table and Pros & cons, chosen per message.

16,463

Bytes of controller

C++ compiled to WebAssembly, running beside the model in the tab.

Every token

Checked against the layout

Blocked choices get a score of −1,000,000,000 before the model picks.

Layout only

What it guarantees

The words inside the table are still the model’s own and can be wrong.