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Split large prompts into small Jev yes/no questions like urgency and billing, then combined the answers in code.

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we spent 3 years learning how to write prompts

Jev from @typesafeai breaks big prompts into smaller decisions you can build around

instead of one giant prompt hoping the model gets everything right, you ask smaller questions:

- is this urgent?

- is this billing?

- does a human need this?

then combine the answers in your own code

less prompting, more building

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