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Do you prefer this, or the Prompt Maker GPT?

4 Replies on Ruben Hassid’s comment

Ruben Hassid your prompt maker just instantly knows what I really wanted 👏

Ruben Hassid This is great! Let me know how this prompt plugin works for you “Before answering, ask five clarifying questions:context, goal, audience, constraints, and examples.” It has worked great for me as a layer between the edited prompts!

I don't really like most prompt optimizers, the results are never what I want them to be, versus using my own words to prompt. Talk to Prompt. = Win.

If your team uses ChatGPT, set up a shared doc where people paste in before and after versions of prompts they improved with the optimizer. Invite everyone to comment on what worked. Over time, you’ll build a guide that helps you get better at prompting without having to paste each inside the optimizer.

3 Replies on Grant Wilkinson’s comment

I should probably prompt my prompts to start writing better prompts Ruben Hassid

This could be a game-changer for prompt engineering. Wonder how precise it'll make AI interactions.

Improving prompts shines a light on how precise language shapes both AI results and human collaboration. This reminds that clear expectations create space for trust and mutual growth in teams. Ruben Hassid

I used the ChatGPT prompt optimizer a week ago, and I was amazed at how effective it was. You can actually use AI to achieve the best output from it. One step eliminated.

Its an amazing tool. Pretty sure its not new though.

2 Replies on Marlene Vicaire’s comment

I’ve found prompt quality matters more than the tool itself. Clarity in, clarity out, it’s basically thinking out loud.