@Zephyr_hg: AI gives me exactly what I want on the first try now. Tested thousands of prompts and found the same 5 components in ev…
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The author shares a prompt engineering framework consisting of five components (Role, Task, Context, Format, Tone) claimed to work across major AI models.
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I keep seeing people give up on AI because it gives them generic junk. 9 times out of 10 it's the prompt. I coach professionals on getting AI actually working for their job, and the same fix solves most of it.
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@0xCodez: Anthropic AI team just dropped the Prompting Playbook that beats most paid courses. 33-minutes. Free. By the Anthropic …
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