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    Sergey Karayev Shares Prompting Steps for Complex Tasks

    Entrepreneur posts steps for prompting models on complex tasks.

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    Sergey Karayev posted on X an example of his prompting approach for complex tasks. The founder, who co-created Gradescope, recommends using a strong model such as Opus 5. He advises explaining the problem and any hypotheses first. The method includes setting up logging, making a change, measuring the outcome, and repeating the loop. He also suggests ending the prompt with encouragement. The visible post contains this outline and a link to the full thread.

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    @sergeykarayevA little example of how I've been prompting complex tasks recently. • Use a beefy-boy model (here, Opus 5) • Explain the problem, share any hypotheses • Explain the loop: set up logging, make a change, measure, repeat • Hype it up with a little "I believe in you" at the end

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    @sergeykarayevA little example of how I've been prompting complex tasks recently. • Use a beefy-boy model (here, Opus 5) • Explain the problem, share any hypotheses • Explain the loop: set up logging, make a change, measure, repeat • Hype it up with a little "I believe in you" at the end