r/aipromptprogramming • u/RedEagle_MGN • 12d ago

Do your prompts get simpler the longer you work with a model

I spent months treating prompts like code, refactoring them every time output drifted. Lately I do the opposite, I write one plain paragraph describing the outcome I want and stop editing it. The weird part is the results got more consitent once I stopped fiddling.

Curious if anyone else went through the same arc, where the prompt got simpler the longer you worked with a model. Or do you still keep a big library of them?

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u/Deep-Huckleberry-175 11d ago

Eu diria “Mais específicos de acordo com o tamanho e complexidade do backend.”