Prompt engineering · ChatGPT & Claude

Stop guessing at prompts. Engineer them.

The PromptCraft Method is a practical guide to the structures, patterns and workflows that make AI output consistent — so the same prompt produces the same quality every time you run it.

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6 Modules

From vague requests to reliable, repeatable prompts.

4 Core Patterns

Templates you can reuse across any task.

5-Step Workflow

A process for engineering a prompt, not guessing.

4-Week Roadmap

Concrete actions to build your own prompt library.

01 / Overview

What is the PromptCraft Method?

Most people prompt AI models the way they would ask a coworker a quick question, and get inconsistent results because of it. The gap between a mediocre answer and exactly the answer you needed is almost always the prompt, not the model. PromptCraft is the set of techniques that closes that gap.

It is built around six modules covering role and constraint design, structured output, few-shot examples, self-critique loops, and how to turn one-off wins into a reusable prompt library. Everything is written to be applied to tasks you already repeat every week — client emails, summaries, code review notes, research briefs — rather than clever demonstrations you will never use again.

“Consistency does not come from a magic phrase. It comes from structure the model can follow.”

Structure over tricks

No magic phrases. You learn the parts of a prompt that actually control output quality.

Built for repetition

Every technique targets prompts you will run again — not one-off experiments.

Model-agnostic

Works the same on ChatGPT and Claude, because it relies on structure, not model quirks.

02 / Audience

Who it is for

Marketers

Produce on-brand copy at volume with prompts that hold tone across every run.

Writers & Editors

Use few-shot examples and critique loops to get drafts worth editing.

Developers

Force structured, parseable output so AI steps can sit inside real workflows.

Founders

Turn recurring operational tasks into saved prompts your team can rerun.

Students & Researchers

Get precise summaries and critiques instead of confident, unusable filler.

AI-curious beginners

Start with a clear mental model of why prompts succeed or fail.

03 / Techniques

Core techniques inside the guide

01

Role, Context, Constraints

The three-part foundation that makes any prompt predictable.

Detail: name who the model is acting as, what it is working on and for whom, then set explicit limits on length, tone and format.

02

Structured Output

Specify the exact shape of the answer so it is immediately usable.

Detail: request JSON keys, a markdown table or a fixed heading template, and include one example of the format you expect.

03

Few-Shot Examples

Show two or three input/output pairs instead of describing the style.

Detail: cover the real range — one easy case and one edge case — and refresh examples when output starts drifting.

04

Self-Critique Loop

Have the model review its own draft against named criteria, then revise.

Detail: state the criteria explicitly, ask for a rewrite that applies the critique, and run the loop twice for important work.

05

Uncertainty Handling

Define what the model should do when it does not know something.

Detail: instruct it to mark unknown fields rather than guess, so confidently wrong answers stop looking like accurate ones.

04 / Process

The PromptCraft workflow

  1. 01

    Define the finished output

    Write down what a perfect result looks like before you write a single instruction.

  2. 02

    Draft with role, context, constraints

    Assemble the three foundation pieces in that order, with concrete limits.

  3. 03

    Pin the format

    Add the exact output structure and one worked example of it.

  4. 04

    Run and critique

    Generate, then ask the model what is weak or missing against your criteria, and revise.

  5. 05

    Save and version it

    Store the working prompt with a task label, and refine it every time it misfires.

05 / Templates

Reusable prompt patterns

The Foundation Pattern

Role + context + constraints as the default opening block for almost any task.

Tip: keep constraints countable — word limits, number of items, banned words.

The Schema Pattern

A declared output schema plus one filled example the model must match exactly.

Tip: add a rule for missing data so gaps are labelled instead of invented.

The Example Ladder

Two to three graded input/output pairs placed before the real request.

Tip: order them easy to hard so the pattern, not the topic, is what transfers.

The Review Pattern

A second turn where the model critiques its own draft, then rewrites it.

Tip: name three criteria maximum — vague critiques produce vague revisions.

06 / Standards

Rules for prompts that hold up

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Modules of applied technique

4

Reusable prompt patterns

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  • Specify the output before you specify the instructions.
  • Replace every subjective word with a measurable constraint.
  • Give one example of the format — never assume it is obvious.
  • Tell the model what to do when information is missing.
  • If a prompt fails, add a constraint instead of rewriting it from scratch.

07 / Application

Your 4-week roadmap

Week 1

Foundations

  • ·Rewrite your three most-used prompts with role, context and constraints
  • ·Replace every vague adjective with a measurable limit
  • ·Log which rewrites changed output quality and why

Week 2

Structure

  • ·Add an explicit output format to each prompt
  • ·Include one worked example of that format
  • ·Add an unknown-value rule to prevent invented details
  • ·Test each prompt three times and compare consistency

Week 3

Examples & Critique

  • ·Build a two-to-three example set for your hardest task
  • ·Run a self-critique loop on your most important output
  • ·Apply the critique and save the improved version

Week 4

Your Library

  • ·Collect your working prompts in one organised document
  • ·Label each with the task it handles
  • ·Create variants for your five most frequent tasks
  • ·Set a monthly review to refine prompts that drift

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Build prompts that work the same way twice.

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