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Master Prompt: Applying Core Prompt Techniques to Your Project
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I have attached an image of my project, which includes an input, parameters, and an output structure. | |
Generate a structured list of copy-and-paste prompts that will help me iteratively refine, analyze, and expand my project. These prompts should align with the core techniques listed below. Each should be written as if I am asking an AI model a question to engage with my project more effectively. | |
Each prompt should: | |
• Reference my project’s specific input, parameters, and output | |
• Follow the structure of the associated technique | |
• Encourage deeper exploration of interactive workflows, system dependencies, or generative design | |
Provide 14 prompts following this structure:” | |
Core Prompt Techniques for the AI to Generate Prompts | |
Basic Techniques | |
1. Zero-Shot Prompting – Generate a prompt that asks the AI to analyze and explain my project with no prior context. | |
2. Few-Shot Prompting – Generate a prompt that provides 2-3 example projects and asks the AI to compare or build upon them. | |
3. Chain-of-Thought Prompting – Generate a prompt that asks the AI to break down the transformation process of my project into sequential steps. | |
Structural Techniques | |
4. Instructional Prompting – Generate a prompt that asks the AI to write a step-by-step instructional guide for executing my project. | |
5. Role-Based Prompting – Generate a prompt that asks the AI to take on the role of a relevant expert (e.g., computational designer, urban planner, sustainability analyst) and provide insights. | |
6. Delimiting Prompting – Generate a prompt that asks the AI to focus only on a specific aspect of my project, such as usability, performance optimization, or material selection. | |
Advanced Techniques | |
7. Debate Prompting – Generate a prompt that challenges the AI to argue against a key assumption in my project and then defend or refine it. | |
8. Tree-of-Thought Prompting – Generate a prompt that asks the AI to explore multiple design alternatives or workflows for my project. | |
9. Fan-Out Prompting – Generate a prompt that asks the AI to expand my project into multiple possible applications or integrate it into larger systems. | |
10. Chaining, Least-to-Most Prompting – Generate a prompt that starts with a basic version of my project concept and progressively introduces more complex elements. | |
System Techniques | |
11. Multi-Modal Prompting – Generate a prompt that asks the AI to analyze my project using multiple data types (e.g., images, structured text, numerical data). | |
12. Reflection Prompting – Generate a prompt that asks the AI to critique its own explanation of my project and suggest improvements. | |
13. Recursive Criticism – Generate a prompt that asks the AI to iterate on its response by addressing specific weaknesses, missing details, or inconsistencies. | |
14. Meta-Prompting – Generate a prompt that asks the AI to generate the next best question I should ask to further refine my project. | |
Deliverables | |
The AI should return a structured list of 14 copy-and-paste prompts that I can use iteratively to refine my project. Each prompt should encourage deeper interaction with AI-driven workflows. |
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