🫤 "Add the word 'please' to the prompt and promise 100 bucks, then the model will become smarter" — that's roughly what 80% of prompt engineering advice on the internet sounds like.

In practice, the model does not become smarter. It just starts hallucinating more politely.

The problem is almost never the model. The problem is the prompt architecture: no context isolation, no output structure, no injection protection, no response verification mechanism. Write a line of text — get an unpredictable result.

🗓 Today at 18:00 Moscow time at "Tochka Sborki" we will break down techniques that turn prompt engineering from "let's try this" into a reproducible engineering process.

What we will cover: XML isolation, Format Forcing, Generated Knowledge, Self-Consistency, ToT, Meta-prompting. So many unfamiliar words 😱

What is recommended to know in advance: basics of Python, Pydantic and LangChain, understanding of tokens and model temperature.

➡️ The stream takes place at "Tochka Sborki" → registration via bot: https://t.me/TScompiler_bot