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Moritz Kremb

@moritzkremb

Oct 10, 2023 • 9 tweets • 4 min read • Read on X

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I spent 500+ hours in the last 6 months mastering ChatGPT.

The most effective way to improve your output is by using prompt frameworks.

Here are my top 5 prompt frameworks to help you level up your prompts:

1/ RTF framework (@cj_zZZz)

R - Role
T - Task
F - Format

This simple framework is good for prompting in general.

You can use it in any scenario to get improved outputs.

Prompt:
"Act like a [role]. Can you [insert task] in [format] format?"

2/ Chain of thought

This method improves a LLM's reasoning by going step-by-step.

Good for complex tasks like:
- analytical
- decision making
- problem solving

Simply add "Let's think step-by-step" at the end of your prompt.

3/ RISEN (@iamkylebalmer)

R - Role
I - Instructions
S - Steps
E - End Goal
N - Narrowing (Constraints)

Good for:
- writing tasks with specific constraints (e.g. blog post)
- task with clear guidelines (e.g. business plan)

4/ RODES (@sebo_gm)

R - Role
O - Objective
D - Details
E - Examples
S - Sense Check

Good for:
- When you have examples similar to your desired output

https://twitter.com/moritzkremb/status/1709193115083624576

5/ Chain of density (@JeremyNguyenPhD)

A prompt that uses recursion to create increasingly better outputs.

Good for:
- Summaries
- Improving your favorite prompts
- Generating useable long-form content via recursion

https://twitter.com/moritzkremb/status/1709193115083624576

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CopyCoder is finally live!!

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Comment "copycoder" and I'll DM u access

My DMs are hitting their limits.

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