Capstone — Rebuild Your Top 5 Prompts — Quick Check

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While auditing your top 5 prompts, you’re tempted to apply every technique from the course to every single one. What does the lesson recommend instead?

Applying every technique to every prompt is correct and maximizes quality
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Applying only the two or three techniques that address the specific failure modes you've actually observed in that prompt, to avoid over-engineering
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Only ever using one technique total across all prompts
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Skipping the audit and rebuilding from scratch with no reference to the original
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You rebuild a status-report prompt, run it once, and the single output looks noticeably better. You’re ready to retire the old version. What does the capstone process say to do first?

Retire the old version immediately, one good output is sufficient proof
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Test the rebuilt version against a small set of inputs including at least one edge case before trusting it, consistent with the testing principles from Lesson 11
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Never test prompts, just trust intuition
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Ask a colleague to guess which version is better
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After successfully rebuilding a prompt in the capstone, what’s the recommended next step to make the improvement durable?

Nothing further is needed once the prompt works
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Add it to your versioned prompt library with a note on what changed and why, so the improvement doesn't evaporate back into a chat thread
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Delete the old version immediately without keeping any record
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Share it publicly on social media
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