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I like to keep a personal recipe book of prompt modifiers. For bash scripting I often write my prompt and then copy-paste the following to prompt: ``` When making edits to the script, ensure the script remains - Idempotent - Functional after a fresh install of a virtual machine Additionally, keep things stupid simple and avoid: - Unnecessary error checks - Defining colors and custom logging functions - Bells and wist…
I'd love to see some more of that recipe book. If you don't want to share here, my Gmail username is the same as my HN username. Thank you!
Try this one, it works 100% of the time:
X. Don't write stupid code.
Replace X with your prompt.