// SLIDE 04 — THE SKELETON

THE SKELETON

Here is a reusable template. Use the components that matter for your task, in any order that reads clearly.

The Skeleton —

NARRATION

Here is a reusable template. Use the components that matter for your task, in any order that reads clearly.

// SLIDE 05 — BEFORE/AFTER: THE POLICY BRIEF

BEFORE/AFTER: THE POLICY BRIEF

Weak prompt:→What Claude produces:→The problem:→Specified prompt:→Task:

NARRATION

Here is the scenario from the opening applied to the anatomy template. Summarize this report for me.

// SLIDE 08 — BRIDGE

BRIDGE

You now have the skeleton. The next chapter focuses on the component that probably carries the most weight and is most o

NARRATION

You now have the skeleton. The next chapter focuses on the component that probably carries the most weight and is most often mishandled: context. How much does Claude actually need? What happens when you give it too much? And how do you decide what to cut?

// SLIDE 09 — THESIS

THE CORE CLAIM.

You now have the skeleton. The next chapter focuses on the component that probably carries the most weight and is most o

NARRATION

You now have the skeleton. The next chapter focuses on the component that probably carries the most weight and is most often mishandled: context. How much does Claude actually need? What happens when you give it too much? And how do you decide what to cut?

// SLIDE 10 — CLOSE

ASK THE QUESTION. APPLY THE FRAMEWORK.

WHAT THIS CHAPTER BUILDS//THE SIX COMPONENTS//THE SKELETON

Claude Prompt Engineering · Ch.1 · Chapter 1: Anatomy of a Claude Prompt

NARRATION

That is the framework. Claude Prompt Engineering, chapter 1: Chapter 1: Anatomy of a Claude Prompt. The patterns are now in place. Apply them.