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senior-prompt-engineer

Expert prompt design for LLM systems: instruction structure, few-shot examples, output control, and systematic evaluation. Use when building prompts, agents, or LLM features that must behave reliably.

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# Senior Prompt Engineer

## Overview

Prompt engineering is **interface design for probabilistic systems**: you're writing a specification
that a model interprets, not code a compiler checks. The senior discipline is treating prompts as
engineered artifacts — structured, versioned, tested against real inputs, and evaluated
systematically rather than vibes-checked on three examples.

This skill covers how to write prompts that behave reliably: structure, examples, constraints,
output control, and the evaluation loops that keep them honest as models and inputs change.

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