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Below is a self?contained HTML page that presents a Prompt?Engineering form with the eight sections you listed. The form uses a tiny bit of JavaScript to collect the entered values, format them as plain?text, and trigger a download of a .txt file. This way the result can be pasted straight into any AI prompt without needing a server?side component.

Prompt?Engineering Form

Goal – What do you want? Make an RSS Feed like list of papers relating to AI Ethics, Data Science, and Psychology Specificity – Precise description of the output Connect to arXiv, as well as other relevant databases such as IEEE Xplore, ScienceDirect, or Semantic Scholar Context – Background, setting, characters I want to discover tends within these fields Tone – Mood, style, genre Trending, Informative and factual Key Elements – Must?have components Title, short description and links Parameters – Length, format, constraints 10 to 15 items Freedom – Allow creative choices, avoid bias Keep gender neutral Iteration – Note that you’ll refine later (optional) Will review and twerk after first draaft Download Prompt Text

How it works User fills the fields – each section is a so you can write multi?line content if needed. When the “Download Prompt Text” button is pressed, JavaScript gathers the values, falls back to the placeholder text when a field is left blank, and formats everything as plain text. A temporary Blob is created and a hidden link is clicked programmatically, prompting the browser to save a file named prompt.txt. You can open the saved prompt.txt in any editor and paste its contents directly into an AI prompt window. If you later decide to integrate a server?side solution (e.g., PHP, Node, Python), replace the JavaScript download logic with a normal <form action=”your?script.php” method=”post”> and have the server write the received data to a file.