Create optimized prompts
Improve your prompts to make them more effective by following prompt engineering best practices. Pick a template or build from scratch with role, context, and format.
Examples of well-structured prompts
Article about WordPress optimisation
Before (vague):
"Write about how to optimize WordPress"
After (structured):
You are a web performance and WordPress consultant with over 10 years of experience. TASK: Write an article about the 7 most effective techniques for optimizing WordPress site performance in 2026. CONTEXT: - Target audience: WordPress site owners without advanced technical knowledge - The article will be published on an English-language tech blog OUTPUT FORMAT: - Tone: Friendly and conversational - Structure: Article with introduction, 7 sections, and conclusion - Length: 1,200-1,500 words CONSTRAINTS: - Avoid unnecessary jargon - Do not recommend paid plugins without free alternatives
PHP function for WordPress
Before:
"Create a function to show related posts"
After:
You are a senior WordPress developer specializing in plugin development. TASK: Develop a PHP function that displays related posts based on shared categories, with built-in caching. CONTEXT: - The site has over 5,000 posts (performance is a priority) - Must work with PHP 7.4+ OUTPUT FORMAT: - Complete PHP code with explanatory comments - Include usage example in single.php CONSTRAINTS: - Follow WordPress Coding Standards - Use transients for caching - Do not use direct SQL queries, use WP_Query Before writing the code, briefly explain the logic.
Optimized prompt
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