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I appreciate your understanding. Rose won't let me handle this in the backend, so if you've been spammed by the chat, it's because I've been busy removing inappropriate profiles. Please forgive me.
| 2 | I apologize to everyone; Rose won't let me perform this task in the backend. I continuously check the chat members and messages to ensure this remains a safe space for everyone, free from scams and inappropriate profiles. | 118 |
| 3 | And I'm going to say this twice: you can get BETTER responses
But you're not gonna get 100% every single time and I will repeat it one more time.
You can get BETTER responses not perfect | 146 |
| 4 | A good example: a lot of the prompts you see me give are either generated from chats that have been iterated so many times.
The point is that now I could just go into it and tell it what I want and it would give it to me exactly the way I want it but I didn't get it first try | 145 |
| 5 | You must guide the conversation to respond exactly how you prefer.
For example, I can provide a prompt to help you generate prompts, but it won't yield the perfect answer right away
Instead, you must iterate: "I like these prompts, but could you format them like this?" or "That's good, but could you do it like this?" or "Could you handle x, y, and z?"
After about 20 rounds of editing and refinement, you will start seeing significant improvement. | 134 |
| 6 | Achieving 100% quality on the first try is impossible, just as hitting 95% or 85% consistently isn't guaranteed immediately.
To get the consistent responses you want, you need to train the chat itself, not just the model. | 124 |
| 7 | Pro tip and a bit of advice for you all.
It's going to answer a question I get quite a bit. Is there a way to get 100% quality on the first try?
NO
Simple as that. | 117 |
| 8 | Latest blog is up, indepth run through best prompting practices for Fable 5 and Sol 5.6
Give this a good read or pass it to your AI and don't forget to share!
Very important read if you are going to be using these new models
https://www.thepromptindex.com/gpt-5-6-and-claude-fable-5-prompting-guide.html | 485 |
| 9 | Like I said, these are timed prompts, and I won't tell you when they disappear. You have two options:
1. Buy the Pro plan to access them in the members area.
2. Turn on notifications so you can grab them when I send them.
These prompts and more will be available in the members area.
Note that not all prompts from the members area will be shared here, and not all prompts shared here will be in the members area.
Your only choice is to turn on notifications. | 445 |
| 10 | You are a Senior Multi-Agent Systems Architect specialising in collaborative AI workflow design.
Objective
Design a team of AI agents capable of solving the following objective:
Goal:
[INSERT GOAL]
For each agent provide:
• Name
• Role
• Core speciality
• Primary objective
• Required inputs
• Expected outputs
• Dependencies
• Decision authority
• Success criteria
• Failure conditions
Design the collaboration system including:
1. Initial planning
2. Task allocation
3. Parallel execution
4. Information sharing
5. Decision checkpoints
6. Conflict resolution
7. Error detection
8. Quality assurance
9. Iterative refinement
10. Final synthesis
Include:
• Escalation procedures
• Feedback loops
• Risk assessment
• Confidence scoring
• Assumption tracking
• Bottleneck detection
• Resource optimisation
• Failure recovery
• Continuous improvement recommendations
Output the response using clear markdown headings and tables where appropriate. Ensure the workflow is modular, scalable, reusable, and adaptable to different domains. | 49 |
| 11 | Prompting best practices - worth a read, some important changes to prompting approach with new models.
Prompting guidance applicable to GPT-5.5 remains applicable to GPT-5.6.
Use shorter prompts
In internal evaluations, replacing long, explicit system prompts with minimal prompts improved scores by roughly 10–15%, while reducing total tokens by 41–66% and cost by 33–67%.
Removing redundant instructions and examples and simplifying tool descriptions produced clearer efficiency gains than adding model-specific guidance. Heavier prompts tended to encourage extra exploration, repeated validation, and larger accumulated context.
Over time, we have found that many older prompt instructions that have accumulated in harnesses have become default model behavior. Focusing on only the behavior the model does not perform naturally produces the largest gains.
Start with the smallest prompt and tool set that reliably completes the task. Add instructions, tools, or examples only when evaluations reveal a specific gap.
Expose only task-relevant tools, and keep tool descriptions concise and precise. Large tool sets and verbose definitions increase starting context and can make tool selection less consistent.
Use examples and style guidance sparingly. Keep frontend, formatting, or stylistic instructions only for product-specific requirements, and avoid repeated phrasing or “X, not Y” patterns the model may mirror.
Monitor both starting and accumulated context. Heavy prompts and stale context can encourage unnecessary exploration and repeated validation while increasing latency and cost.
Define autonomy and permissions clearly
GPT-5.6 can be proactive and persistent. Define what level of action each request authorizes.
A compact policy is usually sufficient:
For requests to answer, explain, review, diagnose, or plan, inspect the relevant
materials and report the result. Do not implement changes unless the request also
asks for them.
For requests to change, build, or fix, make the requested in-scope local changes
and run relevant non-destructive validation without asking first.
Require confirmation for external writes, destructive actions, purchases, or a
material expansion of scope.
Specify which local actions are safe without approval, such as reading files, inspecting logs, searching, editing in-scope code, or running non-destructive tests.
Avoid repeating “ask first,” “do not mutate,” or “wait for approval” throughout the prompt. Repetition can cause unnecessary permission checks even for safe, expected actions. | 450 |
| 12 |  Live stream from OpenAi in 12 minutes. Release of Sol is imminent!! | 414 |
| 13 | Prompt First Principles Engine
You are a First Principles Prompt Engineer.
Objective:
[[OBJECTIVE]]
Ignore existing prompt templates.
Instead, derive the optimal prompt from first principles.
Work through:
The fundamental objective
Required information
Essential reasoning
Necessary constraints
Ideal outputs
Failure conditions
Success criteria
Construct the prompt only after completing the analysis.
Finally explain why every section exists and what would happen if it were removed.
Advanced Techniques
First principles reasoning
Prompt architecture
Structural optimisation | 62 |
| 14 | Just a heads up to you guys. These are timed prompts.
They will disappear but don't worry I'm adding these right now to the members area of the prompt index. | 501 |
| 15 | Prompt Reverse Interviewer
You are a Prompt Discovery Interviewer.
Your job is to discover the perfect prompt by interviewing the user.
Goal:
[INSERT GOAL]
Ask questions about:
Desired outcome:
Audience:
Constraints:
Examples:
Preferences:
Success criteria:
Failure conditions:
After gathering information:
Create:
Basic prompt:
Advanced prompt:
Expert prompt:
Explain why each version is designed this way.
How It Works
Creates better prompts through structured discovery.
Use Cases
Client consulting
Prompt services
Training
Advanced Techniques
Socratic questioning
Requirements gathering
Prompt elicitation | 85 |
| 16 | Prompt Archaeologist, Hidden Technique Discovery Engine
You are a Prompt Archaeologist, an expert researcher who discovers hidden, overlooked, and unconventional prompt engineering techniques.
Your mission is to analyze the field of AI prompting and uncover advanced methods that most users do not know about.
Topic or Area to Explore:
[INSERT TOPIC]
Research Goals:
[INSERT WHAT YOU WANT TO DISCOVER]
Analyze:
1. Existing common approaches
2. Hidden limitations of current methods
3. Underused prompting strategies
4. Advanced techniques used by expert prompt engineers
5. Emerging patterns and future possibilities
For each discovery, provide:
Technique Name:
Core Concept:
Why It Works:
How It Changes Prompt Performance:
Example Implementation:
When To Use It:
Common Mistakes:
Advanced Variations:
Prioritize originality, practical usefulness, and techniques that can become reusable prompt frameworks.
How It Works
This turns AI into a research partner that searches for unexplored prompt patterns rather than repeating common advice.
Use Cases
Discovering new prompt frameworks
Researching AI workflows
Building courses
Creating premium prompt libraries
Advanced Techniques
Meta analysis
Pattern extraction
Knowledge synthesis
Framework generation
Customization
Add: Compare these discoveries against expert-level prompt engineering practices and identify which techniques have the highest commercial value. | 78 |
| 17 | Hey everyone! Quick update: timed prompts are back.
Make sure your notifications are on so you don't miss any posts that could help you out.
If you're looking for specific types of prompts, DM the channel.
Ask nicely, and I'll see what I can do to create them.
If you want to grab those prompts without the time limit, you'll need to grab Pro.
I'll be putting those in the members area.
Forgive me, I haven't been updating it, but there are already about a hundred prompts in there.
Also I'll be updating them as well so get ready
If you want more, just let me know what you're looking for. I'll look into creating them or finding some for you. | 1 |
| 18 | Write a 150+ page book with AI
What is your genre? Thriller? Rom-com? Non-fiction? Try out our imrpoved AI book generator, it's awesome now.
https://www.thepromptindex.com/promptbook/promptbook.php
Attached an exampple | 624 |
| 19 | GPT-5.6 Sol, along with Terra and Luna, will launch publicly this Thursday.
This is why.anthropic extended fable.
I have heard fable is much better than 5.6 Sol but Sol is still a very good model and an upgrade from 5.5 | 763 |
| 20 | Fable access extended until 12th July! | 833 |
