The following are examples of well-structured prompts for multiple different scenarios that may be applicable in your workflow.
Suppose you want your model to write you a short story. Consider defining certain aspects of the story such as plot, tone, length, etc., to guide the model's output as close to your envisioned story as possible.
For example: "Write a 500-word story in the southern gothic genre. The story should sound like it was written by a human. Avoid the overruse of prose and overly descriptive language."
Suppose you want your model to help you analyze data from an uploaded file. Consider describing the data you want to examine, any method(s) you want it to employ, and the file type(s) it will be working with.
For example: "Use a descriptive analysis to study the salaries of the employees in the attached CSV file. Report your findings in a short descriptive paragraph."
Suppose you want your model to help you catch a bug in your code. Consider describing the problem, brainstorming what you believe the bug to be, and uploading a snippet of your code. Also be sure to include proper context, assumptions the model can make, and restrictions on the type of code that the model can write.
For example: "Help me rewrite this code to eliminate the thread deadlock. Assume all helper functions are working correctly. Do not use outside libraries."
