PGM-AUA V1.0 AIMs - Prompt Planning and Formatting

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Function

Ref. Model

1. Function

The Prompt Planning and Formatting (PGM‑PPF) AIM assembles all evidence produced by the upstream Sub-AIMs of Prompt Creation into a structured PC Prompt and manages the multi-turn MCP session with Basic Knowledge.

PGM‑PPF:

Assembles the Intent, Propositions, Goal, and Personality received from the upstream Sub-AIMs into a PC Prompt and submits it to Basic Knowledge to open the MCP session.
Manages the multi-turn MCP session with Basic Knowledge, receiving BKN-PRC Requests and issuing BKN-PRC Responses as needed throughout the session. Multiple request–response exchanges may occur within a single session.
Multiplexes the PRC Status signals received from Prompt Token Analyser, Intent and Referent Analysis, and Prompt Contextualisation into the composite PRC Status output signal, with one field per Sub-AIM.
Multiplexes the PRC IH Requests received from Prompt Token Analyser, Intent and Referent Analysis, and Prompt Contextualisation into the composite PRC IH Request output signal, with one field per Sub-AIM.
Queries A‑User Storage via PRC IH when prior interaction context is needed to inform prompt assembly or session management.

PGM‑PPF does not perform linguistic analysis, intent inference, referent resolution, or goal and expressive configuration derivation. It receives fully derived evidence from the upstream Sub-AIMs and is responsible solely for prompt assembly, session management, and signal multiplexing.

2. Reference Model

Figure 1 depicts the Reference Model of the Prompt Planning and Formatting (PGM‑PPF) AIM.

Figure 1 – The Prompt Planning and Formatting (PGM‑PPF) AIM

3. Input/Output Data

Table 1 specifies the Input and Output Data of the Prompt Planning and Formatting (PGM‑PPF) AIM.

Table 1 – I/O Data of the Prompt Planning and Formatting (PGM‑PPF) AIM

Input	Description
Intent	Structured representation of the User’s goal-directed purpose produced by Intent and Referent Analysis.
Proposition	Resolved referential expressions and scene context produced by Intent and Referent Analysis and Prompt Contextualisation.
Goal	Structured representation of the objectives, priorities, and constraints produced by Prompt Contextualisation.
Personality	Expressive configuration carrying tone, style, pacing, and narrative goal produced by Prompt Contextualisation.
PRC Directive	Directive from A‑User Control specifying scope, depth, and policy constraints for prompt construction.
PRC IH Response	Interaction History response from A‑User Storage providing prior interaction context to inform prompt assembly or session management.
BKN-PRC Request	Query issued by Basic Knowledge during an active MCP session, requesting additional context or clarification. May be received multiple times within a session.
PRC Status	Multiplexed status signals received from Prompt Token Analyser, Intent and Referent Analysis, and Prompt Contextualisation, each in a dedicated field.
PRC IH Request	Multiplexed Interaction History requests received from Prompt Token Analyser, Intent and Referent Analysis, and Prompt Contextualisation, each in a dedicated field.
Output	Description
PC Prompt	Structured prompt submitted to Basic Knowledge to open the MCP session, assembling Intent, Propositions, Goal, and Personality into a single coherent prompt.
BKN-PRC Response	Response to a BKN-PRC Request received from Basic Knowledge during the session. May be sent multiple times within a session.
PRC Status	Composite status signal assembling the processing outcomes of all Sub-AIMs, with one field per Sub-AIM, together with the status of PGM‑PPF itself.
PRC IH Request	Composite Interaction History request assembling the requests of all Sub-AIMs, with one field per Sub-AIM, together with any request from PGM‑PPF itself.

4. Sub-AIMs

No Sub-AIMs.

5. JSON Metadata

https://schemas.mpai.community/PGM1/V1.0/AIMs/PromptPlanningAndFormatting.json

6. Profiles

No Profiles.

7. Reference Software

Not part of this specification.

8. Conformance Testing

Table 2 provides the Conformance Testing Method for the Prompt Planning and Formatting (PGM‑PPF) AIM.

If a schema contains references to other schemas, conformance of data for the primary schema implies that any data referencing a secondary schema shall also validate against the relevant schema, if present, and conform with the Qualifier, if present.

Table 2 – Conformance Testing Method for the Prompt Planning and Formatting (PGM‑PPF) AIM

Receives	Intent	Shall validate against the Intent schema.
	Proposition	Shall validate against the Proposition schema.
	Goal	Shall validate against the Goal schema.
	Personality	Shall validate against the Personality schema.
	PRC Directive	Shall validate against the PRC Directive schema.
	PRC IH Response	Shall validate against the PRC IH schema.
	BKN-PRC Request	Shall validate against the BKN-PRC schema.
	PRC Status	Shall validate against the PRC Status schema. Each Sub-AIM field shall be present.
	PRC IH Request	Shall validate against the PRC IH schema. Each Sub-AIM field shall be present.
Produces	PC Prompt	Shall validate against the PC Prompt schema.
	BKN-PRC Response	Shall validate against the BKN-PRC schema.
	PRC Status	Shall validate against the PRC Status schema. All Sub-AIM fields and the PGM‑PPF field shall be populated.
	PRC IH Request	Shall validate against the PRC IH schema. All Sub-AIM fields shall be present.

9. Performance Assessment