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    A “pokayoke” prompt for preventing repeat mistakes

    One user shares a prompt they use often: “how can I pokayoke this so this kind of error never happens again”.

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    A user shares a frequently used prompt built around “pokayoke,” which they describe as using simple, low-complexity methods to make a particular mistake impossible. Their example: a connector shaped so it cannot be inserted the wrong way. The prompt asks how to apply that idea to prevent the same kind of error from recurring.

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    @nateberkopecPrompt I use a lot: "how can I pokayoke this so this kind of error never happens again" pokayoke is using simple, low-complexity methods to make a particular kind of mistake impossible to make. classic one would be connector shape: make it impossible to insert "the wrong way".

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    @nateberkopecPrompt I use a lot: "how can I pokayoke this so this kind of error never happens again" pokayoke is using simple, low-complexity methods to make a particular kind of mistake impossible to make. classic one would be connector shape: make it impossible to insert "the wrong way".