I see a ton of buzz around "prompt engineering", which is being able to shape arbitrary inputs into a prompt that will produce high quality results, but the nex

I see a ton of buzz around "prompt engineering", which is being able to shape arbitrary inputs into a prompt that will produce high quality results, but the next step is consuming and acting on prompt results programatically and that's an area where I see way less "buzz", but it's likely where the real value is found.