The 5 prompt sequence I run before committing to any plan, because one prompt never argues with itself
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Single prompts have a flaw when you use them for decisions: whatever you ask for, you get. Ask for a critique and you get a critique, ask for a plan and you get a confident plan. What you never get from one prompt is a real argument, because the model cannot be for and against something in the same…
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- 2026-08-30 07:52 · r/PromptEngineering
The 5 prompt sequence I run before committing to any plan, because one prompt never argues with itself
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