I find it effective to treat it like a junior, and provide detailed and specific tasks. Ie usual LLM usage. A recent e.g. "Use the Javascript module pattern to

I find it effective to treat it like a junior, and provide detailed and specific tasks. Ie usual LLM usage. A recent e.g. "Use the Javascript module pattern to create a module that stores audio chunks, recording state, and exposes functions to start and stop recording, and to store audio data" It's a really simple task, but that prompt saved me 20 minutes of typing and futzing about. It also named the module sensibly, based on context from the rest of the code I guess. Then it prompted me on what to change in the calling code to use the new module (this wasn't 100% right, but still saved me a couple rounds of running the code and fixing problems). It's taken me a while to change my habit of working out how to do what I want to do and then editing code, to rather just saying what I want to do, and being specific about it.