Just Send Me the Prompt
A new communication technique has been developed that allows users to send prompts directly to a person instead of an LLM. This method emphasizes the importance of clear and concise communication, as the individual can provide feedback or ask for clarification. The approach aims to enhance understanding and effectiveness in exchanges, promoting better prompt engineering skills.
- ▪The technique involves sending prompts directly to a person rather than an LLM.
- ▪The individual claims to have language processing capabilities similar to an LLM.
- ▪Clear communication is emphasized to avoid misunderstandings and improve prompt quality.
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| Original publisher | gpk blog |
| Canonical URL | https://blog.gpkb.org/posts/just-send-me-the-prompt/ |
| Publication time | Sat, 30 May 2026 07:05:45 +0000 |
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Just Send Me the PromptGeorge Kettleborough · July 31, 2025llmaiIf you are thinking about using an LLM to communicate with me, you will be glad to hear I’ve just developed an exciting new technique which will save us both time. Rarely are such wins possible, so this is surely cause for a celebration.The technique goes as follows:Type up your LLM prompt,(Here’s where it gets really exciting), instead of sending your prompt to an LLM, just send the prompt directly to me!“What?” I hear you crying, “My prompt doesn’t contain all the information you need!”But it does. You can’t create information from thin air and I too have access to LLMs. If I want to bloat your information a hundred fold by incorporating generic drivel I can do it myself.
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