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The following are LLM prompts in Markdown file format that I've found useful for certain tasks. If your browser opens up the files directly, you may want to instead right-click and "save link as..." to preserve the unicode within.
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The following are Markdown-formatted prompt files I’ve developed or enhanced for use with large language models (LLMs). They are tailored to improve task performance in coding, web development, and creative writing.
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If your browser opens these files directly rather than downloading them, you may want to right-click the links and choose “Save link as…” to preserve Unicode characters.
  
 
== [[Media:LLM_General_Coding.md|LLM_General_Coding.md]] ==
 
== [[Media:LLM_General_Coding.md|LLM_General_Coding.md]] ==
This general coding prompt originated as a Claude community prompt, but I worked with ChatGPT to enhance it's effectiveness based on the latest prompt research.
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This general-purpose coding prompt was originally inspired by a Claude community submission. I later refined it in collaboration with ChatGPT, incorporating insights from recent research on prompt engineering to improve its effectiveness.
  
 
== [[Media:LLM_Web_App.md|LLM_Web_App.md]] ==
 
== [[Media:LLM_Web_App.md|LLM_Web_App.md]] ==
This is a web-app specific version of the general coding prompt. Note that it's directed to produce a single html file as output, which I prefer for easily giving my apps to others. If this isn't suitable in your context, just open the file with a text editor and modify that directive.
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This variant is tailored for building simple web applications. It instructs the LLM to produce a single self-contained HTML file as output, which I find useful for sharing prototypes. If you prefer a different output format, you can easily modify that directive in the prompt file using a text editor.
  
 
== [[Media:LLM_Creative_Writing.md|LLM_Creative_Writing.md]] ==
 
== [[Media:LLM_Creative_Writing.md|LLM_Creative_Writing.md]] ==
This is my creative writing version of the prompt. It has the LLM take on the several collaborative writing roles.
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This creative writing prompt guides the LLM to take on multiple collaborative writing roles, enhancing ideation, structure, and narrative quality. It's especially helpful for story development and brainstorming sessions.

Latest revision as of 19:18, 26 July 2025

The following are Markdown-formatted prompt files I’ve developed or enhanced for use with large language models (LLMs). They are tailored to improve task performance in coding, web development, and creative writing.

If your browser opens these files directly rather than downloading them, you may want to right-click the links and choose “Save link as…” to preserve Unicode characters.

LLM_General_Coding.md

This general-purpose coding prompt was originally inspired by a Claude community submission. I later refined it in collaboration with ChatGPT, incorporating insights from recent research on prompt engineering to improve its effectiveness.

LLM_Web_App.md

This variant is tailored for building simple web applications. It instructs the LLM to produce a single self-contained HTML file as output, which I find useful for sharing prototypes. If you prefer a different output format, you can easily modify that directive in the prompt file using a text editor.

LLM_Creative_Writing.md

This creative writing prompt guides the LLM to take on multiple collaborative writing roles, enhancing ideation, structure, and narrative quality. It's especially helpful for story development and brainstorming sessions.