Prompt Guides
Learn how to write prompts that work: the habits that matter, the common prompt frameworks, and worked examples of better prompts. Everything here is free to read. When you would rather have it done for you, open the app.
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How to write better AI prompts
Seven habits that make AI prompts work: state the outcome, name the reader, add context, set the format, add limits, show an example, then iterate.
Read the guideHow to structure an AI prompt: the six parts
Learn the six parts of a well-structured AI prompt (role, context, objective, instructions, format, constraints) with a worked example.
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Prompt frameworks
A framework is a checklist of the parts a prompt should contain. Here are three common ones, and the six-part structure VegaPrompts uses. Compare them all.
Examples of better prompts
Each guide shows a rough request, the prompt it becomes, and why that prompt works.
Prompts for writing professional emails
How to turn a vague email request into a prompt that gets a usable draft: tone, length and next step included. Includes a before and after example.
Read the guidePrompts for code review
Turn 'review my code' into a prompt that checks correctness, security and readability and returns a ranked list. Includes a before and after example.
Read the guidePrompts for summarizing meetings
Get decisions, owners and deadlines out of messy meeting notes. A prompt pattern with a before and after example you can copy.
Read the guidePrompts for blog posts and outlines
Stop getting generic blog drafts. Learn how to prompt for an audience-specific outline first, then a draft. With a before and after example.
Read the guidePrompts for analyzing data and spreadsheets
Describe your columns, your question and the output you want. A prompt pattern for data analysis with a before and after example.
Read the guidePrompts for learning a new topic
Get a realistic study plan instead of a generic reading list. Prompt pattern for learning plans, with a before and after example.
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