Feeding the LLM the Whole Thread: Prompt Chaining for Contextual Replies
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I wrote earlier about our persona engine — how we make one LLM sound like many different people. But a great persona replying to a single tweet in isolation still produces mediocre replies, because a tweet is almost never the whole story. The tweet is one node in a conversation. The best replies reference what came before, anticipate what comes after, and match the register of the thread they're joining. A human reads the thread before replying. An LLM, by default, sees only the tweet you hand…
1Key Takeaways
- I wrote earlier about our persona engine — how we make one LLM sound like many different people.
- But a great persona replying to a single tweet in isolation still produces mediocre replies, because a tweet is almost never the whole story.
- The tweet is one node in a conversation.
- The best replies reference what came before, anticipate what comes after, and match the register of the thread they're joining.
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Prompt and agent patterns spread fast; staying current saves time and token cost. DEV — Prompt Engineering reports that i wrote earlier about our persona engine — how we make one LLM sound like many different people.
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