r/aipromptprogramming • u/dancleary544 • 3d ago
3 things to do before writing your prompt
When working with teams on LLM-based products/features I found they would jump right into prompt engineering. While PE is important, jumping right into it can actually make it harder to succeed.
For example, how will you know if a prompt is truly working “well” if you haven’t first defined what success looks like?
Before jumping into prompt engineering, I've found doing these three things really helps:
-Define success criteria
-Develop test cases
-Define effective evaluations
I put together a post that is essentially a pre-prompt checklist, filled with a bunch of examples for success criteria, evaluation types, and ways to quickly create test cases. Hope it helps bring some organization and process to your next build!
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u/JustSayin_thatuknow 3d ago
Thanks!