Prompt Frameworks

7 Frameworks To Master Prompt Engineering

Prompt frameworks are structured approaches or models that guide the creation of prompts. They provide a consistent format to follow, ensuring that all necessary elements are included to achieve the desired interaction with an AI like ChatGPT. Frameworks often consist of a set of steps or components, such as the RTFR framework (Role, Task, Format, Restrictions).

RTFR

R - Role T - Task F - Format R - Restriction

Prompt Frameworks

APE

A - Action P - Purpose E - Expectation

Example Prompt:

CARE

C - Context A - Action R - Result E - Example

Example Prompt:

RISEN Framework - Der Struktur-Architekt

R - Rolle I - Instructions S - Steps E - End Goal N - Narrowing

TRACE

T - Task R - Request A - Action C - Context E - Example

Example Prompt:

TAG

T - Task A - Action G - Goal

Example Prompt:

AGE

S - Situation A - Action G - Goal E - Expectation

Example Prompt:

ROSES

R - Role O - Objective S - Scenario E - Expected Solution S - Steps

Example Prompt:

RTF

R - Role T - Task F - Format

Example Prompt:

SPAR

S - Scenario P - Problem A - Action R - Result

Example Prompt:

SCOPE

S - Scenario C - Complications O - Objective P - Plan E - Evaluation

Example Prompt:

CREATE

C - Character Define the AI’s role. E.g., "You are a seasoned copywriter with 20 years of experience in successful sales copy."

R - Request

E - Examples

A - Adjustments

T - Type of Output

E - Extras

Incorporate unique instructions or restricitions

  • "Engage provocative conversations."

  • "Ask questions before answering."

  • "Explain your thinking."

  • "Summarize what you wrote in the first person."

  • "Ex: Use data up to 2023."

  • "Ex: Only use reliable sources and cite them."

  • "Ex: Use CAPS LOCK for emphasis."

Example Prompt:

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