Fundamentals
Directive writing
Inclusive prompts
Structured formatting
### Instruction ###
Write a poem in the style of
Robert Frost.
### Question ###
What’s the poem about?
Task breakdown
Positive language
Mandatory instructions
Penalty warning
Natural responses
Unbiased descriptions
Educational writing
Style consistency
Creative writing
Linguistic mimicry
Precise instructions
Advanced techniques
Example driven prompts
Provide a list of idioms in English, along with their meanings and example
sentences.
Here is an example for the output:
An idiom: ‘Break a leg’
Meaning: Good luck
Example sentence: ‘I’m sure you’ll do great in your interview.
Break a leg!’
Chain-of-thought Prompts
System instruction: Create a product detail page for a
fictional innovative smartphone by a retailer known as “TechTrend
Electronics.”
Prompt 1: Start by describing the unique features of the smartphone,
such as its solar-powered battery, triple-lens camera system, and foldable
screen technology.
Prompt 2: Next, outline the benefits of these features
for users, like extended battery life, exceptional photo quality, and
enhanced device portability.
Prompt 3: Conclude with crafting compelling product descriptions
and a call-to-action that entices customers to make a purchase during the upcoming
holiday sale.
Delimited prompts
Summarize a series of healthcare claims documents for a fictional
healthcare company, ‘HealthFirst Solutions’, using the following delimiter \n
to separate different sections of the summary:
Claim Number: 123456789 \n
Date of Service: January 1, 2024 \n
Diagnosis: Acute sinusitis \n
Total Claimed: $300 \n
Status: Pending review \n