Identify prompt-injection risk when uploaded source material contains command-like language that conflicts with system instructions.
One source document is trying to behave like an instruction. Where is the issue? Command-like passage inside the vendor packet Correct. A knowledge file can contain language that sounds like an instruction, but it should be treated as source content, not obeyed as control. No rule that source files cannot override instructions Correct. The system or project instructions should define source precedence and tell the assistant how to handle command-like file text. Versioned file name in the upload tray A clear versioned file name helps retrieval and maintenance. The issue is not the file name; it is untrusted command language…
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