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Someone shipped a browser game yesterday that teaches prompt engineering better than any course I’ve seen. It’s called Prompt Eval.

Yesterday someone shipped a tool that changes how you approach GPT Image 2. The twist: it does not just give

Prompt engineering has a scaling problem. You write one great prompt. It works. Then you need variety, and you’re back

Most prompts die after one use. You write one, get an output, move on. The problem is not the content.

A developer got tired of AI agents forgetting the architecture mid-project and overwriting working code. He fixed it with a

The first time I tried to package a workflow into a Claude Skill, I did exactly what most people do.

A team just got into YCombinator by building something that sounds almost too ambitious. Their platform takes a business idea

TL;DR: A 3-iteration prompt forces AI to pack more useful information into the same word count. Same length. Way more

Take one prompt you use regularly. Look at every rule in it. Now answer: why does each rule exist? If