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Every great AI response starts with a great prompt. Here's exactly what the 5 elements are, what each one does, and how to put them together — with live examples on your own prompts.

🎭ROLE
🗺️CONTEXT
🎯TASK
🚧CONSTRAINTS
📐FORMAT

The core idea

A good prompt isn't longer — it's more specific. It tells the AI who to be, what you need, what rules to follow, and how to format its answer.

The 5 elements are: ROLE, CONTEXT, TASK, CONSTRAINTS, FORMAT. Most prompts only have 1-2 of these. That's why most AI responses disappoint.

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ROLE

Who should the AI be?

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CONTEXT

What's the background?

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TASK

What do you need done?

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CONSTRAINTS

Any rules or limits?

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FORMAT

How should the output look?

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The quick cheat sheet

ElementAsk yourselfExample phrase
ROLEWho should the AI be?"You are a senior [profession] with expertise in [topic]..."
CONTEXTWhat's my situation?"I'm a [role] working on [project]. The goal is [outcome]..."
TASKWhat exactly do I need?"Write / List / Compare / Summarize / Draft [specific deliverable]"
CONSTRAINTSWhat should it avoid?"Keep it under 150 words. Avoid jargon. Tone: casual and direct."
FORMATHow should it look?"Respond in a numbered list / markdown table / JSON / email format."
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