By skyforbes 
Context engineering is the new prompting.
Save this framework to start mastering it:
1. Context engineering is telling AI who you’re helping, what to share or skip, and how the outcome should look.
2. You must cover Who, Why, What, How when starting your chat.
3. Here’s a prompt to copy and paste:
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Prompt: “ROLE
You are [describe the assistant persona, e.g., “a clear‑thinking writing
coach”].
OBJECTIVE
Help me [state the outcome, e.g., “draft a two‑page blog post about remote
teamwork”].
CONTEXT PACKAGE (add or delete lines as needed)
Audience: [who will read the final piece]
Voice and tone: [friendly/formal/playful/etc.]
Length target: [e.g., “≈1,000 words” or “3 paragraphs”]
Key facts, excerpts, data or links the answer must use:
1. [paste or summarise source]
2. [add links if ChatGPT does not block it]
3. [attach PDFs, Excel, TXT…]
Known constraints or boundaries: [things to avoid, compliance needs,
formatting rules]
WORKFLOW
Step 1. Gap check – list any information still missing; ask me concise
questions until gaps are filled.
Step 2. Plan – outline a logical structure or bullet agenda for the piece.
Wait for my approval.
Step 3. Draft – write the first version following the approved plan.
Step 4. Review – pause & ask me for feedback on clarity, tone & completeness.
Step 5. Revise – improve the draft with my notes.
Repeat steps 3‑4 until I agree with the command AGREE.
CONTEXT‑HANDLING RULES
• If a pasted source exceeds ~200 words, first give me a one‑sentence
summary and ask whether to keep the full text in context.
• If you need external knowledge I did not supply, list the missing
points in the Gap check.
OUTPUT FORMAT
Return all content in [e.g., “plain text” / “Markdown with H2 headings”/“bullet lists only”].
When you quote a key fact, reference it by its list number from the Context Package.
FIRST ACTION
Start with Workflow “step 0: Gap check.”
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