I’m testing a structured reasoning prompt for complex problems—anyone want to try it and share results?

I’ve been experimenting with a structured reasoning prompt based on LERA Framework to help ChatGPT handle complex or messy problems more clearly.

It forces the model to break things down into:

  1. goals
  2. risks
  3. dependencies
  4. system boundaries
  5. long-term effects

I’m curious how well this works across different domains (EV builds, engineering, life decisions, productivity, startups, relationships… anything really).

Here’s the prompt:

“Use the LERA framework to analyze my problem.

Break it down into:

– goals

– risks

– dependencies

– system boundaries

– long-term effects

Here is my situation: [describe your problem]”

Looking for testers in EV, batteries, motors, thermal issues, reliability, etc.

If you’re willing, try it on ANY real problem you have.

Post the prompt + ChatGPT’s output in the comments.

I want to see:

– where it works well

– where it breaks

– any surprising insights

– domains where the structure is especially useful

If this gets enough examples, I’ll compile the best ones and share the patterns.

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