I've found the tip of my tongue prompt to be one of the most useful prompts I've ever used, I've been using it since the Gpt-4 release. The ableton/music prod

I've found the tip of my tongue prompt to be one of the most useful prompts I've ever used, I've been using it since the Gpt-4 release. The ableton/music prod prompt is eh. I have to correct it and say things like: "Ableton doesn't seem to have a menu like that, all I see is [describe current UI state]. This is less than ideal, and I want to make the prompt better. I'm very much experimenting with techniques to find and create good prompts at the moment. I've found it to be helpful to ask it to tell you how it will respond to an example question, just to confirm the style of response you'd like. One thing that works nicely, is to spend some time "tuning" a prompt, and then once it answers how you like, tell it to use that answer as a template for other answers. I'd be curious to know other's "prompt engineering" hacks, or thought processes, or useful abstractions, whatever. I'd love to know how you think about the problem of prompt engineering in general too. We could start a bit of a tips and tricks thread here