Forget Saving Prompts. Start Engineering Them.
Someone in our Slack dropped a screenshot last week. A “really good prompt” from three months back. They pasted it
Someone in our Slack dropped a screenshot last week. A “really good prompt” from three months back. They pasted it
Yesterday, BotCircuits shipped an open-source agent that rethinks how the agent loop actually works. The architecture looks simple at first.
Most students study in one direction. Question in, answer out. Repeat until the exam. That works for memorization. It breaks
A new build landed on r/PromptEngineering yesterday, and it rethinks LLM memory from the ground up. Step 2 is where
I’ve always wanted those buttery-smooth FPV drone shots you see in travel reels. You know the ones, where the camera
Spreadsheets have a way of ruining a perfectly good afternoon. You ask an AI to build one, it spits out
TL;DR: Paste your competitor’s reviews into this prompt and get a full positioning brief showing exactly where to attack. Competitor
My research looked airtight. ChatGPT had given me a clean summary with a specific statistic I was about to drop
Most adventure game prompts front-load everything. Here’s the kingdom, the factions, the plot arcs, the villain’s backstory, the ancient prophecy.