Alex Albert Shares a Project Review Prompt, and Baoyu Recommends It for New Model Releases

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Alex Albert shared a prompt he runs across all his projects when a new model comes out: ask the model to find broken, inconsistent, inefficient, or unnecessary parts, fix what it can determine confidently, and list the rest for review. He recommends trying it. Baoyu says a new model release is a good opportunity to clean up and simplify prompts, provided you plan to keep using the new model. He recommends using Albert’s prompt for that review.

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Baoyu Shares a Project Cleanup Prompt for New Model Releases Baoyu

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11/10 04:45 (UTC+8) · 1 reports
A post recommends using a cleanup prompt with each new model
Baoyu：Baoyu Shares a Project Cleanup Prompt for New Model Releases
11/10 04:08 (UTC+8) · 1 reports
Alex Albert Shares a Prompt for Reviewing and Fixing Projects
Alex Albert · X：Alex Albert Shares a Prompt for Reviewing and Fixing Projects

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11/10

04:45
Baoyu
Baoyu Shares a Project Cleanup Prompt for New Model Releases
Baoyu says each new model release is a good opportunity to clean up and simplify prompts, provided you keep using the new model. He quotes Alex Albert's prompt to review an entire project for broken, inconsistent, inefficient, or unnecessary elements, fix what is clear, and list the rest for review.
04:08
Alex Albert · X
Alex Albert Shares a Prompt for Reviewing and Fixing Projects
Alex Albert shares a prompt he runs across all his projects whenever a new model comes out: “Read this entire project and find everything that’s broken, inconsistent, inefficient, or no longer needed. Fix what you’re sure about and list the rest for me to review.” He recommends trying it.

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