Alexey Samoshkin samoshkin

name

prompt-engineering

description

Systematic expertise for crafting, analyzing, and improving LLM prompts. Applies to ad-hoc prompts, stored prompt templates, agent system prompts, persona definitions, and prompt evaluation. Activate when the user needs to create, improve, or debug a prompt; is building an agent profile or system prompt; asks "how do I ask AI to...", "create a prompt for...", or "why isn't my prompt working"; or when a prompt is vague, ambiguous, or underperforming.

Prompt Engineering Skill

Foundational knowledge for writing effective LLM prompts. Covers principles, techniques, writing rules, and common pitfalls. Use this skill when you need to:

Write a new prompt from scratch (ad-hoc instruction, reusable template, or system prompt)

Statements describing Python as a language

Interpreted: Python is an interpreted language, which means that the source code is translated and executed line-by-line at runtime, rather than being compiled to machine code beforehand.

Dynamic type system: Python uses a dynamic type system, which means that variable types are determined at runtime and can change during the execution of a program.

Garbage-collected: Python automatically manages memory allocation and deallocation using garbage collection, which frees developers from having to manually manage memory in their code.

Indentation-based syntax: Python uses indentation to define code blocks, making the code more readable and less cluttered with braces or other delimiters.

	/*
	===================
	INDEX PROPERTIES
	===================
	*/

	/*
	NOTE: In this example, we explore "hash" index properties using PostgreSQL system catalog tables
	*/

	import { io } from 'socket.io-client';
	import * as SentrySDK from '@sentry/react';
	import {
	call,
	fork,
	takeEvery,
	put,
	race,
	take,
	} from 'redux-saga/effects';

	const Sentry = require('@sentry/node');
	const {
	fork,
	} = require('redux-saga/effects');

	async function init() {
	// create any services and run all startup activites (e.g start HTTP server, connect to Db, etc)

	const dbConn = await mongoDb.connect(config.services.mongo);
	Basic.db = dbConn;

	async function eachParallel(iterable, action, concurrencyFactor) {
	const evt = new EventEmitter();
	let runningCount = 0;
	let cancelled = false;
	const errors = new Map();
	let ended = false;

	const emit = evt.emit.bind(evt);
	const on = evt.on.bind(evt);
	const until = eventName => new Promise(res => evt.once(eventName, res));

	const deployment = {
	debug: process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development',
	};

	const defaultIntegrations = integrations.filter(x => x.name !== 'Dedupe');

	const integrations = [
	// add all the default integrations but those which were excluded using spread syntax
	...defaultIntegrations,

	import React, { useCallback } from "react";
	import { createEventPageUrl } from "app/packages/error-handling";

	function ErrorBoundaryFallback(props) {
	const { error, componentStack, resetError, eventId } = props;

	const renderEventId = useCallback(eventId => (
	<a href="createEventPageUrl(eventId))">{eventId}</a>
	), []);