Connor Jackson·14h agoLooking for the RISPO Prompting Framework? Use RISEN InsteadWhat Anthropic, OpenAI and Google recommend, the one framework worth memorising, and how to stop wasting tokens
Aivorix·3d agoThe Death of Prompt Engineering: What AI Skills Actually Matter NowArtificial Intelligence is changing the world faster than ever. Just a few years ago, prompt engineering was considered one of the most…
InReaders ClubbyMadeswaran Vivek·Oct 27The Step By Step Guide to Writing AI Image and Video Prompts That Actually WorksHow to move from vague ideas to production-ready promptsA response icon1A response icon1
calculito·Oct 24Taming the Metalhead: Why Free AI Acts Like a Hyperactive WunderkindWe usually assume that giving an AI more freedom lets it use more of its capabilities. Remove the narrow prompt, loosen the format, and the…
faizanp·Oct 23Everything You Ever Need to Know About Prompt Engineering, in 18 TechniquesHere is what I learned from reading the official guides from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google, and the research papers behind each technique.
Jacek Laskowski·Oct 20From Prompt to Production: Putting Multi-Expert Prompting to the Test with Databricks GenieYesterday, I watched a YouTube video “Anthropic just shared how they use Claude differently (Master it in 12 mins)” by Jay E | RoboNuggets…
PromptCraft AI·Oct 1799% of People Use AI Wrong. Here’s the Personal Workflow Formula.Most people use AI like a glorified search engine. They type in a quick question, get a decent response, and move on. But using AI as a…
CuriousTechie·Oct 17Prompting Mastery: A Scenario-Based Application GuideTo achieve reliable and high-impact results from Large Language Models (LLMs), users must transition from casual inquiry to structured…
Keval·Oct 14I Gave an AI Agent a Day of Real Tasks. Here’s What I Learned About Writing PromptsA story about LinkedIn pop-ups, a birthday card, a five-year-old’s science lesson, and why “be specific” is only half the advice.
InAI @ Sulat.combyJP Caparas·Oct 11Articulation is the job nowGeoffrey Huntley and Lauren Tan both want engineers hired on one skill: saying exactly what you want built, then spotting what came back…
