@omarsar0: So basically, prompt engineering isn't dead. Jokes aside, great read! You leave a lot on the table if you don't prompt …
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A tweet highlights that prompt engineering remains relevant, recommending a read on how to enrich AI agent interactions through techniques like brainstorming and planning.
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So basically, prompt engineering isn’t dead.
Jokes aside, great read!
You leave a lot on the table if you don’t prompt agents to fill in your gaps and vice versa.
Enrich conversations with agents by brainstorming, planning, prototyping, visualizing (artifacts/explainers)…
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