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Overview
This skill optimizes prompts for large language models and AI systems to improve reliability, relevance, and safety. It provides structured prompt templates, model-specific tuning advice, and an iterative testing workflow to get consistent outputs. Use it to design system prompts, few-shot examples, and multi-step prompt pipelines.
How this skill works
The skill analyzes the intended use case and constraints, selects suitable prompting techniques (few-shot, chain-of-thought, role-play, etc.), and produces a complete prompt ready for deployment. It always returns the full prompt text plus implementation notes explaining choices, expected outcomes, and testing guidance. Iteration recommendations and error-handling strategies are provided to refine results across models.
When to use it
- Building AI features that depend on reliable text generation
- Refining system or assistant prompts to reduce hallucinations
- Creating prompt chains or multi-step agent flows
- Adapting prompts for specific models (GPT, Claude, open models)
- Designing safety constraints and output format enforcement
Best practices
- Always include explicit output format and examples to reduce ambiguity
- Use few-shot examples for complex or domain-specific tasks, zero-shot for broad instructions
- Set clear constraints and evaluation criteria up front (length, style, prohibited content)
- Test across temperature/settings and iterate with small, focused changes
- Add self-consistency or verification steps for high-stakes outputs
Example use cases
- Create a system prompt and few-shot examples for a customer-support agent to follow brand tone and escalation rules
- Design a chain-of-thought prompt for complex reasoning tasks like multi-step math or planning
- Produce a structured code-review prompt that returns severity, line references, and fixes
- Adapt a prompt for an open-source model with strict formatting and token limits
- Build an error-handling section to validate outputs and request clarification when confidence is low
FAQ
Yes. Every deliverable includes the complete prompt text in a clearly marked section so it can be copied and tested directly.
How do you handle model-specific tuning?
I recommend and encode model-specific preferences (instruction style, example quantity, formatting) and suggest parameter settings to test across model families.