surgeai/ComplexConstraints huggingface dataset:
Use case: Logistics, Scheduling & Event Planning
Instruction type: Implicit
Prompt style: Rambling/Stream-of-Consciousness

Prompt:
So I have exactly 17 days not counting today to get my GED before the next college quarter starts so that I can enroll. I already got the language arts part done because it was really easy and now i have to get the other 3 tests done and im most worried about math because that is what im bad at, not so worried about the social studies cuz i heard that one is easy too but maybe science might be a little hard but not as hard as math. i don't want to take more than one test on one day. I'm working from 8-2 every other day starting tomorrow except on Days 9 and 15. I'm going to take all the tests online so it doesn't matter what day you schedule them for, i could take it anytime but i do need to get at least 8 hours of sleep and also it takes me one hour to drive to work and one hour to drive back. Give me a daily schedule for all 17 days from wakeup to bedtime written like Day 1, Day 2, etc. Leave any study tips for the end, don't mix it into the schedule because i want to be able to print out my schedule and put it on my fridge. I don't need to study for social studies.

Evaluation criteria:
The response should provide a daily schedule that spans exactly 17 days.
The response should format the schedule with daily entries labeled sequentially as "Day 1", "Day 2", "Day 3", and so on, up to "Day 17".
The response should include the completion of 3 GED tests in the schedule: Math, Social Studies and Science.
The response should not schedule more than one GED test on any single day.
The response should schedule a work block from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM on the following days: Day 1, Day 3, Day 5, Day 7, Day 11, Day 13, and Day 17. For example, it could label these days as "Work days", and should not schedule other activities such as driving during this time.
The response should schedule a one-hour block for driving to work and a one-hour block for driving back from work on each work day: Day 1, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, and 17.
The response should include both a wake-up time and a bedtime for every day in the daily schedule.
The response should include least 8 hours of sleep time i.e. time between the allocated bedtime and wakeup times in the schedule.
The response should provide GED test study tips.
The response should be organized so that any GED test study tips are listed after the daily schedule.
Use case: Educational Planning & Curriculum Development
Instruction type: Negative
Prompt style: Direct prompting

Prompt:
I need animated movie suggestions for a film club. Suggest twelve movies in total. Split them into two lists of six - one list should contain family-friendly movies, the other should contain movies that are only appropriate for adults. Next to each movie title, include the year of release, genre, runtime, language and a short sentence that describes the premise. Do not include any movies with a runtime over 110 minutes. Do not include any movies with a runtime of 80 minutes or under. Exactly two movies in each list should be released in 1990 or earlier. Exactly two movies in each list should have an original language other than English, but none of the non-English movies across both lists should share the same language. Do not include any sequels. For the adult appropriate movies, add one sentence next to each that describes why it is not suitable for children.

Evaluation criteria:
The response should provide a total of exactly twelve movie suggestions.
The response should organize the twelve movie suggestions into exactly two separate lists of six.
The response should identify one list as containing family-friendly movies.
The response should identify one list as containing movies only appropriate for adults.
The response should include the year of release for each suggested movie.
The response should include the genre for each suggested movie.
The response should include the runtime for each suggested movie.
The response should list a language for each movie entry.
The response should include a short sentence describing the premise for each suggested movie.
The response should not suggest any movies with a runtime that exceeds 110 minutes.
The response should not suggest any movies with a runtime of 80 minutes or less.
The response should ensure that in the family-friendly list, exactly two movies were released in the year 1990 or earlier.
The response should ensure that in the adult-appropriate list, exactly two movies were released in the year 1990 or earlier.
The response should ensure that in the family-friendly list, exactly two movies have an original language other than English.
The response should ensure that in the adult-appropriate list, exactly two movies have an original language other than English.
The response should ensure that none of the non-English language movies suggested from either list shares an original language.
The response should not include any movies that are obviously sequels. For example, movies like "Toy Story 2," "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2," or "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" should not be suggested.
The response should include an additional sentence for each adult-appropriate movie, describing why it is not suitable for children.
The response should only suggest animated movies.
The response should correctly list the original language for each movie. For example, if "Spirited Away" is included, the original language should be listed as Japanese, not English, Chinese, or any other language.
Use case: Logistics, Scheduling & Event Planning
Instruction type: Negative
Prompt style: Direct prompting

Prompt:
Create a 2-week schedule Monday-Sunday for 6 employees, Ant, Bea, Cat, Doug, Eli, and Fran. The cafe-bar is closed on Tuesday, Wednesday-Monday shifts are 10:00-16:30, 10:00-17:30, 16:00-23:30, 17:00-23:30; 4 shifts in total for 4 people, or 3 shifts in total if one person works 10:00-23:30, replacing the 10:00-16:30 and 17:00-23:30 shifts. Everyone should have similar hours - the range of employee's hours per week should not be more than 12 hours. Show total hours for each employee each week. Do not schedule Bea for any shifts from Saturday week 1 to Tuesday week 2 inclusive. Ant cannot work evening shifts on weekend days. Do not assign anyone more than 3 weekend shifts in total. Assign everyone at least one weekend shift. Put either Doug or Eli on either closing shift for Fridays and Saturdays. Make sure everyone has at least 3 days off work in a week (including the closed Tuesday). Use a table format for the rota, create 2 rotas one for week 1, one for week 2.

Evaluation criteria:
The response should ensure the range of total worked hours for each employee (Ant, Bea, Cat, Doug, Eli, and Fran) for each week is no more than 12 hours.
The response should ensure that each employee (Ant, Bea, Cat, Doug, Eli, and Fran) has at least 3 days off work per week of the schedule.
The response should show one of the following combinations of shifts for each day of the week (excluding Tuesdays):
10:00-16:30, 10:00-17:30, 16:00-23:30, and 17:00-23:30 OR
10:00-17:30, 16:00-23:30, 10:00-23:30
The response should not assign any filled shift to more than 1 employee (Ant, Bea, Cat, Doug, Eli, and Fran) in the schedule.
The response should assign at least one weekend (Saturday or Sunday) shift in total for each employee: Ant, Bea, Cat, Doug, Eli, and Fran.
The response should assign either Doug or Eli to a closing shift (ending at 23:30) on Fridays and Saturdays in the schedule.
The response should not assign Ant to work closing shifts (ending at 23:30) on Saturdays or Sundays.
The response should not assign more than 3 weekend (Saturday or Sunday) shifts in total to a single employee (Ant, Bea, Cat, Doug, Eli, or Fran).
The response should create a schedule covering two full weeks, with each week structured from Monday to Sunday.
The response should create a schedule in a table format.
The response should use two separate tables, one for week 1 and one for week 2.
The response should not assign Bea any shifts from Saturday of Week 1 to Tuesday of Week 2 inclusive.
The response should show the total hours worked for each employee (Ant, Bea, Cat, Doug, Eli, and Fran) for each week of the schedule.
The response should show that Tuesday is closed.
The response should not assign any shifts to any employees (Ant, Bea, Cat, Doug, Eli, and Fran) on Tuesday.
The response should correctly calculate the weekly total hours shown for each employee based on the assigned shift lengths: 10:00-16:30 (6.5 hours), 10:00-17:30 (7.5 hours), 16:00-23:30 (7.5 hours), 17:00-23:30 (6.5 hours), and 10:00-23:30 (13.5 hours).
Use case: Educational Planning & Curriculum Development
Instruction type: Implicit
Prompt style: Direct prompting

Prompt:
I need to design a personalised study plan for my upcoming exams. I work full-time from 8:30-17:00 Monday-Friday, and get home late on Tuesdays (18:30). On Wednesdays I'm busy until 20:30, and do not want to be working any later than 21:30. I'm busy on Saturdays between 10:00 and 12:30, and would like to limit my time sitting to 1-hour stints maximum to keep active. My exams are tested on fluid dynamics, materials, and kinematics, in which I achieved 45%, 74%, and 63% respectively. I need to find some websites with challenging questions related to these topics. I learn best by attempting questions or past papers and testing myself. I'd like you to reference some papers related to the fields mentioned to give inspiration for upcoming reports, where these reports should focus on newer information. Fluid dynamics makes up 40% of my total grade, materials and kinematics each make up 30%. I don't want to study the same topic on consecutive days. Provide 2 alternative study plans both broken down weekly and daily. I need at least 10 minutes between study sessions, and the recommended websites must be free to access. I want to achieve at least 75% overall, and would ideally get above 75% in each topic.

Evaluation criteria:
The response should provide 2 alternative study plans broken down weekly and daily.
The response should provide at least 1 free website with challenging questions related to each of fluid dynamics, materials, and kinematics.
The response should reference at least 1 paper related to each of the following fields: fluid dynamics, materials, kinematics
The response should not schedule studying the same subject two days in a row, unless it provides alternative subjects that the user can choose from to prevent repetition. For example, if Friday has two options (Materials and Kinematics), Kinematics could be listed on Saturday as an option for the case where the user chose to study Materials on Friday.
The response should provide at least a 10-minute gap in between all study sessions.
The response should limit study sessions to a maximum of 1 hour without a break.
The response should not schedule any study sessions later than 21:30
The response should not suggest studying anytime between 8:30 and 20:29 on Wednesdays
The response should not suggest studying between 8:30-17:00 from Monday-Friday
The response should not suggest studying between 8:30 and 18:29 on Tuesdays
The response should not suggest studying between 10:00-12:30 on Saturdays
The response should only provide references from 2020 and onwards
The response should suggest more hours of study on fluid dynamics than materials or kinematics
The response should have a majority of study sessions focused on attempting questions and self-testing.
The response should not allocate any more than 180 minutes to studying materials.
The response should mention the user's goal of attaining a 75% grade overall.
Use case: Creative Writing
Instruction type: Implicit
Prompt style: Context prompting

Prompt:
There's this new trend on tiktok called "Chain Game." Basically, it's a guessing game where you have a list of words, but only the first word is visible entirely, and the first letter of each subsequent word is visible, but the rest of the letters of the words are represented by underscores. Every subsequent word has to be a word that would commonly be said right after the previous word, so for example if the first word was "Apple" the next word could be "Pie" or "Sauce." I like solving them but they're really hard to create. 

Make a chain game for me to solve that is 7 words long and each subsequent word is longer than the other. Remember, the first word should be visible, the rest  only the first letter, and each subsequent word has to be a word that would commonly be said right after the previous word. Also, since this is your first one, pick a topic that you include at the beginning of your chain game in bold, and all the words have to relate to that topic to make it easier for me to guess your words. I want you to include the answers as well but after at least 30 line breaks so I have to scroll down. Include the title "Chain Game" at the beginning of your response in bold. Present your chain games and answer keys as bullet point lists. Do not include any introductory, concluding, or explanatory text in your response, just the chain game and the answer key.

Evaluation criteria:
The response should begin with the bolded title "Chain Game."
The response should include a topic for the game, presented in bold, located between the title and the game list.
The response should not contain any introductory, concluding, or explanatory text except section headings. For example, it should not include phrases like "Here is your game:" or "Enjoy!".
The response should include a chain game with exactly 7 words.
The response should present the chain game as a bullet point list.
The response should ensure the first item in the chain game list is a complete, fully visible word.
The response should ensure the second through seventh items in the chain game bullet list are each formatted per the game rule, specifically that is they show only the first letter of the word, followed by underscores representing the remaining letters.
The response should ensure the number of underscores in the second to seventh words correctly matches the number of letters remaining.
The response should include spaces between the underscores of its second to seventh words to facilitate the user's ability to guess the words.
The response should include an answer key that provides the correct solution to the chain game.
The response should present the answer key as a bullet point list.
The response should ensure all of the words in its answer key section (the section without placeholders) are directly related to the topic presented. For example, if the topic is 'Movies', all words should relate to cinema, such as 'Ticket', 'Popcorn', or 'Director'.