Ultimate Guide To Prompting Editors ​

# Your Project Title

## Project Overview
<!-- Write about the project overview here -->

## Personality
<!-- Personality we want AI to have -->

## Detailed Tech Stack
<!-- Ensure you write detailed tech stack. Including all the technical info -->

## Directory Structure <!-- Optional -->
<!-- Write about the directory structure or dump command output and explain files if confusing -->

## Process: Error Fixing <!-- Optional -->
<!-- Write about the process of error fixing -->

## Process: Building <!-- Optional -->
<!-- Write about the process of building -->

## Tips & Comments <!-- Optional -->
<!-- For less important stuff -->

## IMPORTANT
<!-- Write most important instructions -->

## Roadmap / Future Requirements
<!-- Write what you're project will shape in future to let AI code in that direction -->

The fewer lines of code, the better

Proceed like a senior developer, // 10x engineer

DO NOT STOP WORKING until ... <!-- Avoids the model's laziness -->

<!-- For moving in right direction while debugging & building -->
start by writing 3 reasoning paragraphs analysing what the error might be. DO NOT JUMP TO CONCLUSIONS

DO NOT DELETE COMMENTS

<!-- Summary of the state & persistence of the chat when switching to new chat -->
# sungmary of current state
"""
before we proceed, i need you to give me a summary of the current state of the project.

format this as 3 concise paragraphs, where you describe what we just did, what did not work, which files were updated/created, what mistakes to avoid, any key insights/lessons we've learned, what problems/errors we are facing, ... and anything else a programmer might need to work productively on this project.

write in a conversational yet informative tone, something like a README file on github that is super information dense and without any fluff or noise. DO NOT include any assumptions or theories, just the facts.

i expect to see three concise paragraphs, written as if you were giving instructions to another programmer and this was ALL you could tell him.
"""

<!-- objective 50/50 -->
"""
BEFORE YOU ANSWER, i want you to write two detailed paragraphs, one arguing for each of these solutions - do not jump to conclusions, seriously consider both approaches

then, after you finish, tell me whether one of these solutions is obviously better than the other, and why.
"""

you should start the reasoning paragraph with lots of uncertainty, and slowly gain confidence as you think about the item more.