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I built a prompt protocol to stop my AI from silently drifting off the rules over long conversations — looking for feedback

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I kept running into the same failure pattern across Claude/Gemini/GPT/GenSpark: an AI follows my instructions well for the first 10-20 turns, then quietly stops — no warning, no acknowledgment, just gradually reverts to generic behavior. By the time I noticed, I'd usually have to redo a chunk of wo…

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  1. 2026-09-02 11:14 · r/PromptEngineering
    I built a prompt protocol to stop my AI from silently drifting off the rules over long conversations — looking for feedback

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