
Prompts with examples: when few-shot helps and when it only adds noise
Learn when examples genuinely improve a prompt, when they only add unnecessary context, and how to compare zero-shot and few-shot with a representative test set.
Read articleReady-to-use prompts and guides for getting more from AI. Learn prompt engineering, context, tokens, memory, testing, and techniques for improving response quality.

Learn when examples genuinely improve a prompt, when they only add unnecessary context, and how to compare zero-shot and few-shot with a representative test set.
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Compare instructions without examples and prompts with demonstrations on the same test cases to measure format, accuracy, and token cost.
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A prompt template for comparing File A and File B in read-only mode, finding differences in structure, values, formulas, and formatting, and producing a traceable report.
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Ready-to-use prompts for Python through Copilot in Excel with explicit inputs, checkpoints, validation, and an audit trail.
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A reusable prompt for analyzing Excel or CSV files with schema inventory, data-quality diagnosis, a plan before edits, calculation traceability, and sanity checks.
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A reproducible method to prove whether untrusted content can divert an agent, trigger tools, leak data, or persist instructions before production.
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In 2026, classic sampling controls are no longer universal. See where they still work, where they cause errors, and which settings control variability now.
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Understand how ChatGPT Project memory modes affect instructions, files, chats, and outside context, including plan differences and tests for isolation.
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OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini separate high-level instructions from the user's request, but their APIs use different roles, fields, and precedence rules.
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Use a modular prompt to turn PDFs, slides, and notes into an active recall session, one question at a time, proofreading material, and reviewing weaknesses.
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Requesting JSON, enabling an output mode and imposing a schema solve different problems. See when each approach is sufficient and where it is still necessary to validate content.
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A practical guide to deciding between a single call and a staged flow, comparing dependencies, validation, failures, state, latency, cost, and testing.
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Tool calling errors are rarely resolved with more prompting. See how to reduce ambiguity with specific names, usage descriptions, restricted schemas, enums, and confusion tests.
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In current reasoning models, the old “think step by step” has lost space to goal-oriented prompts, criteria and effort controls.
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Prompt caching reduces cost and latency when calls reuse the same prefix. See how to separate static and variable content and measure cache hits without relying on guesswork.
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A practical matrix to choose between long context, RAG and hybrid architecture considering corpus, update, question type, citations, cost, latency and maintenance.
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Function calling decides and structures a tool call; MCP standardizes how applications discover and access tools and context. Understand where each layer comes in and when to combi...
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If a workflow changed after a model change, preserve the prompt as a baseline, isolate variables and test format, tools, context and parameters before rewriting.
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When an AI starts to ignore old rules, the problem may be context limits, degradation within the window itself, conflicting instructions or misunderstood memory.
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A practical method for comparing prompt versions with representative cases, rubric defined before responses, blind A/B testing, and recording regressions.
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