@ZaynHao: Definitely one of the best reads of the week — a personal blog post from Felix on the Claude team. An article that helps you understand how to collaborate with AI more effectively and use it more intelligently.
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A tweet recommending a personal blog post by Felix Rieseberg, engineering lead on the Claude team. The article explains how to collaborate with AI more intelligently and includes a practical prompt template for getting deeper, higher-quality outputs from the model.
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Definitely one of the best reads of the week — a post from Felix on the Claude team’s personal blog.
An article to help you understand how to collaborate better with AI, and how to use it more intelligently.
In a world where capabilities leap forward every few weeks, we need techniques that let us do things we never thought of, or thought were impossible.
One point that inspired me:
On how to push any task to the extreme — keep using the tools that top industry professionals use; pick goals that seem unrealistic, then tell the model those goals are perfectly reasonable; challenge your assumptions, create new knowledge, and use external evaluators.
It even comes with a prompt:
What I want is a deeper version, not a bigger one. Before rewriting the prompt: (1) describe what top experts in this field would do that I haven’t asked for; (2) list the rawest source materials they’d start from, rather than the materials I’ve already organized for you; (3) list the specific methods and tools they’d use; (4) what evidence beyond you and me could prove the result is correct. Then, revise my prompt to fully meet these requirements.
Felix Rieseberg (@felixrieseberg): Hi, I’m Felix. I’m an eng lead working on Claude. I love watching people take flight and do things they never thought possible.
We often describe that as “being more ambitious” when using AI, which is tricky advice to follow. I wrote a tutorial:
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