prompt-engineering
Prompt Engineering
Universal techniques for crafting effective prompts across any LLM.
Core Principles
1. Structure with XML Tags
Use XML tags to create clear, parseable prompts:
<context>Background information here</context>
<instructions>
1. First step
2. Second step
</instructions>
<examples>Sample inputs/outputs</examples>
<output_format>Expected structure</output_format>
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