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Great LLM performance starts with better prompting. Here are 10 prompt patterns teams use to move from “interesting demos” to reliable production systems:

1️⃣ Starting with a role
Telling the model who it is before telling it what to do.
“Act as a legal reviewer.” “Think like a product manager.”
This simple step often changes the tone, depth, and relevance of the answer instantly.

2️⃣ Showing a few good examples
Instead of explaining what you want, show it.
A couple of sample inputs and outputs can teach the model your format, style, or labeling rules faster than any long instruction.

3️⃣ Asking it to think step by step
Great for complex tasks, calculations, or analysis.
Letting the model “walk through” the problem often leads to clearer, more reliable results — and makes it easier for humans to review.

4️⃣ Breaking big tasks into smaller ones
Instead of “Write a full report,” try:
Outline → expand → refine → summarize.
Smaller steps usually mean better quality at each stage.

5️⃣ Setting clear boundaries
Word limits, tone, format, or topics to avoid.
Constraints help keep outputs usable, especially when plugging results into tools, dashboards, or reports.

6️⃣ Adding real context
Background information changes everything.
A few lines about your industry, audience, or situation can turn a generic answer into something that actually fits your use case.

7️⃣ Asking for a second look
“Review this for errors or bias.”
This simple follow-up often catches things you’d otherwise miss.

8️⃣ Stress-testing with edge cases
“Where could this fail?”
Great for product ideas, policies, and decision-making — especially in high-risk domains.

9️⃣ Comparing multiple answers
Generating a few versions and picking the most consistent one can boost confidence in critical tasks like analysis or planning.

🔟 Combining vision and language
Asking the model to look at an image and explain what’s happening in text.
This is becoming essential for workflows in computer vision, quality checks, and data annotation.

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