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Preference Prompts

Aaron Kirk Aaron Kirk

Jylo has enhanced the User Preference Prompt feature by introducing Output Style Templates—pre-built configurations that instantly customise how the Assistant responds to your queries.

Previously, users needed to write their own preference prompts from scratch to achieve a particular response style. Now, you can select from five professionally designed templates that match common roles and industries, making personalisation immediate and effortless.

Note

Your preference prompt is personal to you and is not shared with other members of your organisation. It automatically applies to every Assistant conversation you have.

How It Works

The User Preference Prompt is automatically appended to every message you send to the Assistant. By selecting an Output Style Template, you define how you want the AI to communicate with you—whether that's formal legal analysis, friendly guidance, or executive-focused insights.

This personalisation layer ensures that every interaction with the Assistant is tailored to your professional context and communication preferences.

Accessing Output Style Templates

To set or change your Output Style Template:

  1. Click your profile icon (showing your initial) in the top-right corner of Jylo
  2. Select Edit User Preference Prompt from the dropdown menu
  3. The "Edit User Preference Prompt" dialogue will open
  4. Click to expand the "Choose from Output Style Templates" section
  5. Review the available templates and their descriptions
  6. Click Use Template on your preferred style
  7. The template will populate in the text field below
  8. Click Update Prompt to save your selection

Tip

You can edit any template after selecting it to further customise the instructions. Click in the text field to make adjustments before clicking "Update Prompt".

Available Output Style Templates

Jylo currently offers five specialised templates designed for different professional contexts:

Consumer

  • Description: Friendly, visual answers with emojis and guided follow-ups
  • Best for: General users who prefer conversational, approachable responses with visual elements and step-by-step guidance
  • Example use cases: Learning new concepts, general enquiries

Legal

  • Description: Precise, cautious legal analysis with structured reasoning
  • Best for: Legal professionals requiring formal analysis, citation-heavy responses, and careful consideration of edge cases
  • Example use cases: Contract review, legal research, regulatory compliance analysis

Government

  • Description: Policy-focused, neutral tone aligned with public sector standards
  • Best for: Public sector professionals who need politically neutral, policy-oriented responses that align with governmental communication standards
  • Example use cases: Policy development, public communications, regulatory guidance

Real Estate

  • Description: Market-aware insights with property metrics and deal implications
  • Best for: Property professionals requiring responses that incorporate market data, valuation considerations, and transactional context
  • Example use cases: Property valuations, market analysis, lease negotiations

Executive / Business

  • Description: Concise, decision-oriented answers for leadership and strategy
  • Best for: Senior leaders and business strategists who need bottom-line focused, actionable insights without unnecessary detail
  • Example use cases: Strategic planning, board reports, executive briefings

Creating Custom Preference Prompts

While templates provide instant customisation, you may want to create a fully bespoke preference prompt. To write your own:

  1. Follow steps 1-4 above to open the User Preference Prompt dialogue
  2. Instead of selecting a template, click directly in the text field at the bottom
  3. Write your custom instructions describing how you want the Assistant to respond
  4. Click Update Prompt to save

Custom prompt examples:

  • "Always provide responses in bullet points with no more than 5 key points"
  • "When analysing documents, prioritise risk identification over opportunities"
  • "Use UK English spelling and legal terminology appropriate for English courts"
  • "Structure all responses with an executive summary, detailed analysis, and recommended actions"

Need help? Contact support at support@jylo.ai

 

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