Miles Deutscher: Anthropics prompting structure
Master prompt engineering with AIEdge: Define tasks, set tones, and provide examples for precise communication and effective AI interactions.
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Anthropics prompting structure AIEdge By Miles Deutscher 1. Task Context – Define the role and overall task. 2. Tone Context – Set the communication style (professional, casual, etc.). 3. Background Data – Attach relevant files or supporting context. 4. Detailed Task Description & Rules – Expand on constraints and expectations. 5. Examples – Provide desired output samples using <example> tags. 6. Conversation History – Reference prior chats for continuity. 7. Immediate Task Description – State the specific action required now using clear verbs. 8. Deep Thinking – Trigger reasoning with phrases like Think Deeply. 9. Output Formatting – Specify bullets, tables, prose, or structured layouts. 10. Prefilled Response – Optionally seed the beginning of the AI reply. RESOURCES Prompt Engineering Overview – platform.claude.com/docs/en/build-with-claude/prompt-engineering/overview Interactive Prompt Engineering Tutorial – github.com/anthropics/prompt-eng-interactive-tutorial Prompt Engineering PDF Guide – www-cdn.anthropic.com/62df988c101af71291b06843b63d39bbd600bed8.pdf Anthropic Prompt Library – platform.claude.com/docs/en/resources/prompt-library/library Awesome Claude Prompts – github.com/langgptai/awesome-claude-prompts
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