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Read That Prompt Quality Is Key, Tried It, Still Didn't Get It Right

SleepySleepyAug 32026/08/03 296 views

I just scrolled past that article on WorkBuddy, from beginner to expert. It said the difference isn't the tool, but whether your prompts are well-written. While reading, I thought it made a lot of sense and even screenshotted the three principles to save them. But when I tried it myself, I found out I couldn't even cross the threshold of "writing good prompts."

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Zhulong
ZhulongAug 4

This scenario is similar to perception strategies in autonomous driving—fuzzy inputs need rule-based fallbacks. I suggest standardizing filenames into a uniform format before running it, or adding "by creation time" as a backup option in your instructions. WorkBuddy can't automatically guess your naming habits.