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I stopped writing vague ChatGPT prompts. This simple framework helped me get much better answers.

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I used to ask ChatGPT things like: “Help me write this.” “Give me some ideas.” “What should I do?” The answers were usually generic. What helped was treating each prompt like a proper brief: Actor — What kind of perspective should ChatGPT use? Input — What context, examples, or source material does…

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  1. 2026-09-13 05:02 · r/PromptEngineering
    I stopped writing vague ChatGPT prompts. This simple framework helped me get much better answers.

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