Jordi Visser

Now, I've created prompts and tools to do them.

What I realized this week, there were two things.

So

The things that are happening that I'm using more than ever before that I think everyone should be using, I'm developing, I don't know, 50 prompts a day now.

And when I say developing, these are prompts that are three to eight pages long.

I've gotten to be an expert at, oh my God, you know what I want to do is I want to do X, Y, Z. I want to do this.

Okay, create a prompt for that.

So in X, if you, and again, I highly recommend if you want to create your first prompt, go to X,

Sorry, go to Grok and just type in there, find me a post in X with a template for an efficient prompt.

It'll come back with something and you have that, you copy that just right from the ex-post.

You bring it into Grok or whatever your favorite LLM and say, here's what I want to do.

I'm really going to do a deep research dive on this company.

Take this prompt template and convert it using this as the template into doing what I want to do, what you mentioned at the top.

It doesn't have to be investment.

It could be anything you want.

It could be your health, anything.

It creates the prompt.

And I say three to eight pages because most templates of prompt engineering are like that.

right off the bat you've done something that is a thousand times better than just typing in i want to do a research report on that because it's saying you're an expert in this field you're going to do deep research it's going to be this many pages it's going to go through it may ask you a question and it may say i want to know specifically what you want to do and then go run that prompt in all four different llms see the results you get and if you want take those four and

upload them into Gemini and say, take these four and give me the best answer that combines the things that they overlap and use all four of these to create one report.