Keep Screen On Is a Browser Tab That Stops Your PC Sleeping, and Windows Already Has a Built-In Way Too
Just dropped in r/PromptEngineering: a tiny tool called Keep Screen On (keepscreenon.dev). You open the site, flip it on, and
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Worktrees Fix Parallel Claude Code Sessions, Then Hand You Three New Problems
Running two Claude Code sessions in the same folder feels like double the speed. In practice it’s the slowest setup
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Your System Prompt Doesn’t Fall to Hackers, It Falls to Small Talk
Fancy jailbreaks aren’t what break your system prompt. Boring politeness is. 🛡️ A post on r/PromptEngineering made the rounds with
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Swap “Slightly Left of Center” for a Number and Your Image Compositions Stop Drifting
Directional words feel precise when you type them, but the model treats them as a mood, not a measurement. “Slightly
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Three Ad Films for $25.17: What a Planning Stage and a Critic Model Add to the One-Prompt Explainer
Three finished ad films for $25.17 in API spend. That’s what happens when you stop treating the one-prompt canvas explainer
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INKBOT Puts a Review Step Between What You Mean and What the Model Builds
Someone on r/PromptEngineering just shared an open prototype called INKBOT, and the twist is a step most of us skip:
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Prefix Injection Explained: Poke at a Jailbreak Trick Right in Your Browser
Fresh drop from r/PromptEngineering: u/big_hole_energy shared an interactive demo of prefix injection attacks on LLMs. It’s a hands-on page where
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A New AI Engineering Playlist Just Dropped, and It Covers the Whole Stack
Yesterday a YouTube playlist landed on r/PromptEngineering that maps out AI engineering from the bottom up. It starts with foundation
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Why One Example Makes ChatGPT Copy You (And the 3 Prompts That Fix It)
Most people teach ChatGPT with one example. Paste in a LinkedIn post you like, ask for five more “in this