Create consistent results across teams
Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2025 5:43 am
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Troubleshooting
Share effective technology across czechia email list departments
First, standardize the prompt block format
This approach builds on the two-part foundation of prompt formatting and dynamic variables that can be quickly put into prompts.
You need to standardize how blocks are constructed to ensure that everyone in the organization understands the purpose of the block and how to repurpose it for a specific purpose. This can be easily achieved by using separators to open and close prompt blocks.
Let's say you want to write an email using Claude. Start your code block with a capital letter and a colon:
audience:
Then enter the name of your target audience persona that you have fully defined and stored in a library that AI can retrieve. Here are your variables:
The audience is: ${target_audience_a}
Using dynamic variables that pull standardized details from the library ensures that everyone can easily include the correct information in their requests because there is only one source of truth. You can store these variables in Notion or a similar tool that your AI can connect to, allowing for quick replacement (aka hot swapping) for different use cases.
Troubleshooting
Share effective technology across czechia email list departments
First, standardize the prompt block format
This approach builds on the two-part foundation of prompt formatting and dynamic variables that can be quickly put into prompts.
You need to standardize how blocks are constructed to ensure that everyone in the organization understands the purpose of the block and how to repurpose it for a specific purpose. This can be easily achieved by using separators to open and close prompt blocks.
Let's say you want to write an email using Claude. Start your code block with a capital letter and a colon:
audience:
Then enter the name of your target audience persona that you have fully defined and stored in a library that AI can retrieve. Here are your variables:
The audience is: ${target_audience_a}
Using dynamic variables that pull standardized details from the library ensures that everyone can easily include the correct information in their requests because there is only one source of truth. You can store these variables in Notion or a similar tool that your AI can connect to, allowing for quick replacement (aka hot swapping) for different use cases.