Definition
The <_out> tag is the root container
wrapping all Moby-generated content. It indicates the start and end boundary of
the generated document output.
Purpose
- • Marks the beginning/end of valid content
- • Enables security validation by encapsulating output
- • Provides a clear structure for processing systems
- • Prevents content injection vulnerabilities
Technical Structure
<_out> <!-- Your content here --> </_out>
Content must be wrapped in these tags exactly as shown
Example
<_out>
<h1>Hello World</h1>
<p>This is an example</p>
</_out>
FAQ
1. Can I nest tags?
No. Only one <_out> tag should exist per document, acting as the top-level container.
2. What happens if I have content outside ?
Any content outside the <_out> tags will be ignored by the system, as it's considered invalid output.
3. Why is this needed?
The tag ensures clear content boundaries for security validation, prevents format ambiguity, and enables proper content parsing.