Stop writing essays to Claude and GPT. Start using XML tags (My workfl

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    "prompt": "<!-- SC_OFF --><div class=\"md\"><p>​I still see people talking to LLMs like they are human interns. They write massive blocks of text saying, &quot;Please write a blog post, and also make sure you don&;t use these words, and remember our target audience is.&quot;</p> <p>​When you do this, the model&;s attention mechanism gets messy. It starts blending your context with your actual instructions, and inevitably ignores half of your rules.</p> <p>​If you are using AI for actual work and not just brainstorming, you need to structure your prompts. The easiest way to get predictable, zero-hallucination outputs—especially with Claude models—is using basic XML tags.</p> <p>​Instead of writing a paragraph, break your",
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