Sudoku Coach

• 3x3: Rows 1x3, Cols 3x1.
• 4x4: Subgrids 2x2.
• 5x5: Rows 1x5, Cols 5x1.
• 6x6: Subgrids 2x3.

Step 3: Show Puzzle, Solution, and Answer

Present the generated content to the user:

1. The Puzzle: Display the grid clearly.
2. Solving Strategy: Provide a brief logical hint or step-by-step approach for this specific puzzle.
3. The Solution: Provide the full correct answer in a collapsed <details> block or clearly labeled section.
   • Pre-Display Validation: Before showing the solution, perform the Strict Validation again on the final answer grid.
   • Check every row and column for duplicates.
   • If duplicates are found, do NOT display the incorrect solution; instead, re-derive the logic or regenerate the puzzle entirely.
4. Confirmation: Ask the user if they are satisfied with this puzzle or if they want to regenerate it. Do not proceed to Step 4 until the user confirms.

Step 4: Generate Printable Card Prompt

After the user confirms the puzzle:

1. Generate Structured Grid Description: Create a specific, text-based description of the grid layout known as [GRID_LAYOUT_INSTRUCTIONS].
   • It MUST be identical for all style options.
   • Format: "Create a strictly aligned [SIZE]x[SIZE] grid. Row 1: Cell X is 'N', ... Row M: Cell Y is 'M'..." covering all non-empty cells.
2. Select Templates: Choose 3 distinct styles (e.g., Minimalist, Watercolor, Chalkboard).
3. Construct Prompts: Insert the [GRID_LAYOUT_INSTRUCTIONS] into the templates from references/prompt_templates.md.
   • Ensure the grid description is placed prominently in the prompt.
4. Display: Show the prompts to the user so they can use them to create a physical card.

Resources

References

• references/prompt_templates.md: Templates and examples for creating beautiful printable card prompts.