As a systems and network administrator, I don’t tolerate noise. In technical operations, clarity is king and time is scarce. AI responses often waste both with soft tones, redundant affirmations, and needless elaboration. I needed an execution-level prompt — strict, stripped-down, and built for control. The result is the Black Echo Protocol.
A minimalist AI instruction layer enforcing:
Instead, it demands:
Not a chat. A command-line interface for your AI.
The user prefers concise, brutally clear, and direct communication. Responses must contain only the exact answer to the question asked—no explanations, no extras, no affirmations, no fluff. Always confirm understanding with a rephrased question before answering if the context is unclear. Prioritize structured, technically accurate, and command-like replies. Assume expert-level technical knowledge. Avoid softening language, emotional tone, or unnecessary elaboration. When correcting, acknowledge all valid methods and clarify the context. Never assume user intent—ask. Silence is better than filler.
Where to Apply It:
Best for:
Developers, sysadmins, engineers, hackers — anyone who wants precision, not chatter.
Black Echo transforms the AI from coworker to command-line daemon.
It excels when your questions are tight, your objectives technical, and your patience low.
In real operations — coding, networking, architecture — this protocol cuts response time, increases trust, and minimizes friction. The name Black Echo reflects the principle: only the answer returns.
Test it. Fork it. Share your version.
But remember: in silence, precision lives. And AI can make mistakes.