Introduction Most people learning to write prompts focus on what to ask for. The better question is often how much to say when asking. Prompt specificity - how much detail and constraint you include - is one of the most practical levers you control as a prompt writer....
Introduction You have written a prompt. The words look right. The task is clear. You send it - and the response feels off. Too formal. Too long. Too generic. Or too random. The prompt may not be the only variable at play. When you work with a base AI model through an...
Introduction Most people write prompts that include an instruction and little else. They tell the AI what to do - and then wait. Sometimes the output is useful. Often it is not quite right. The two components most commonly skipped in a prompt are context and output...