Structured Prompts
A field-based way of writing prompts: role, background, constraints, and output format each get their own section, so the AI follows the structure instead of improvising — and drifting off track.
A field-based way of writing prompts: role, background, constraints, and output format each get their own section, so the AI follows the structure instead of improvising — and drifting off track.
This reading notes prompt tackles the oldest reading problem: you understood a chapter while reading it, closed the book with only a vague sense that ...
AI answers run long mostly not because the model knows too much, but because it does not know how much you need. Give it no length and no structure, a...
A requirements prompt is most useful when ideas are plentiful but phrased loosely: a meeting ends with everyone saying "add an export" or "a reminder ...
This English email prompt solves a very specific problem: you know exactly what you want to say and your bullet points are clear, but the moment you s...
A PPT outline prompt tackles the slowest step before any presentation: the material is all there, documents, data and meeting notes, yet you still do ...
A competitor analysis prompt fixes not an inability to analyse, but the pile-up problem: you have read the rival's website, screenshotted the pricing ...
A Feynman learning prompt fixes not a lack of detail in the AI's explanations, but the familiar trap of feeling you understand while listening and bei...
A customer service reply prompt is hardest not in the wording but in the balance: apologise too much and the customer feels brushed off; explain too m...