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Prompt Optimization Guide
A comprehensive guide for effectively optimizing prompts in LangGraph nodes.
📚 Table of Contents
This guide is divided into the following sections:
1. Prompt Optimization Principles
Learn the fundamental principles for designing prompts.
2. Prompt Optimization Techniques
Provides a collection of practical optimization techniques (10 techniques).
3. Optimization Priorities
Explains how to apply optimization techniques in order of improvement impact.
🎯 Quick Start
First-Time Optimization
- Understand the Principles - Learn the basics of clarity, structure, and specificity
- Start with High-Impact Techniques - Few-Shot Examples, output format structuring, parameter tuning
- Review Technique Details - Implementation methods and effects of each technique
Improving Existing Prompts
- Measure Baseline - Record current performance
- Refer to Priority Guide - Select the most impactful improvements
- Apply Techniques - Implement one at a time and measure effects
- Iterate - Repeat the cycle of measure, implement, validate
📖 Related Documentation
- Prompt Optimization Examples - Before/After comparison examples and code templates
- SKILL.md - Overview and usage of the Fine-tune skill
- evaluation.md - Evaluation criteria design and measurement methods
💡 Best Practices
For effective prompt optimization:
- ✅ Measurement-Driven: Evaluate all changes quantitatively
- ✅ Incremental Improvement: One change at a time, measure, validate
- ✅ Cost-Conscious: Optimize with model selection, caching, max_tokens
- ✅ Task-Appropriate: Select techniques based on task complexity
- ✅ Iterative Approach: Maintain continuous improvement cycles
🔍 Troubleshooting
Low Prompt Quality
→ Review Prompt Optimization Principles
Insufficient Accuracy
→ Apply Few-Shot Examples or Chain-of-Thought
High Latency
→ Implement Temperature/Max Tokens Adjustment or Output Format Structuring
High Cost
→ Introduce Model Selection Optimization or Prompt Caching
💡 Tip: For before/after prompt comparison examples and code templates, refer to examples.md.