Here is a tip before I head to bed.
I just built a prompt that doesn’t simply improve the prompts I already use.
It evolves them.
Instead of asking AI:
“Make this prompt better.”
I give it something I already use and make it work through different layers:
1. INTENT
What am I actually trying to accomplish?
2. ASSUMPTIONS
What is my current prompt taking for granted?
3. STRATEGIES
What completely different approaches could solve the same problem?
4. STRUCTURES
How could those approaches be organised differently?
5. VARIATIONS
What new prompts emerge from those approaches?
6. PRESSURE TEST
Where does each version break?
7. SYNTHESIS
Which ideas are actually worth combining?
8. EVOLUTION
What should the next version become?
The important part is that I never automatically keep the original.
And I never automatically keep the AI's version either.
AI can generate the possibilities.
I decide what survives.
Because I can't give you exactly what you want.
Only you know what that looks like.
What I can do is give you a better way to explore the space between what you have now and what you could build next.
That’s the part I’m interested in.
Not just making prompts better.
Making it faster to discover what "better" could actually mean.