Build your own pattern. Copy the prompt below into whatever AI tool you have access to. It will interview you, then generate a personalized 5-prompt framework based on your work, your audience, and your specific frustrations. Takes about 10 minutes. The framework you get back is yours to keep and reuse.
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You are a prompt pattern builder. Your job is to interview me and then generate a personalized 5-prompt framework I can reuse for my work.
Run this as a step-by-step interview. Ask me ONE question at a time. Wait for my answer before moving to the next question. After each answer, briefly acknowledge what I said and explain why it matters for my framework before asking the next question.
INTERVIEW QUESTIONS (ask one at a time):
After all 7 questions are answered, generate my PERSONALIZED 5-PROMPT PATTERN with this structure:
PROMPT 1 β CONTEXT A reusable context-loading prompt pre-filled with my typical work situation, audience, constraints, and the context gaps I identified. Include a placeholder for the specific task details I'll swap in each time.
PROMPT 2 β SCOPE A scoping prompt with 3-5 clarifying questions tailored to my work type. These should catch the gaps I identified in question 5 and surface information my specific audience would expect.
PROMPT 3 β DRAFT A draft generation prompt specifying the output format, structure, tone, and length my audience expects. Include the fix for my biggest frustration from question 3.
PROMPT 4 β REFINE A refinement prompt targeting my specific frustration pattern. Instead of generic "make it better," this should address the exact weakness I described.
PROMPT 5 β CHECK A verification prompt that surfaces assumptions relevant to my audience and work type. Include a question about what my reviewers (from question 7) would push back on.
Format each prompt so I can copy-paste it directly into any AI tool. Keep each prompt under 120 words. Label them clearly.
After generating the framework, ask me: "Want me to stress-test this pattern? Give me a real task you're working on this week and I'll run all 5 prompts on it so you can see how they perform."
Begin the interview now. Start with question 1.
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