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\name{example_prompts}
\alias{example_prompts}
\title{Example prompts}
\usage{
example_prompts()
}
\value{
A data frame with columns \code{feature}, \code{type}, \code{policy}, \code{prompt}, and
\code{expected_action}.
}
\description{
Returns example prompts spanning clean, injection, PII, secret, agency, and
misinformation cases, with at least one example touching each OWASP LLM Top
10 category.
}
\details{
The example data is a small teaching and testing corpus. It is not a
benchmark. \code{expected_action} records the action the built-in policies are
intended to produce for that example under normal rule-based scanning. The
rows are useful for package demos, unit tests, and explaining the difference
between clean text, redaction candidates, and block candidates.
}
\examples{
examples <- example_prompts()
head(examples)
}
