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I've been working on a structured approach to prompt engineering called the RCTFE framework (Role, Context, Task, Format, Examples) and created a collection of 50+ prompt templates that follow this structure.
What makes these different
Instead of simple one-liner prompts, each template includes all 5 elements that consistently produce better AI output:
| Element | Purpose | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Role | Tell the AI who to be | "You are a senior marketing strategist" |
| Context | Provide specific situation | "I run a SaaS startup with 500 users" |
| Task | State exactly what you want | "Write 5 email subject lines for our launch" |
| Format | Define output structure | "Format as table with subject line and reasoning" |
| Examples | Show what good looks like | "Here's one that worked: ..." |
Repository
I've published these as an open-source collection: free-ai-prompt-templates
Categories: Marketing, Email, Content Writing, Business Strategy, Productivity
Would this be a good fit?
Happy to submit a PR adding some of these structured templates if you think they'd be valuable for the community. The framework approach seems complementary to the existing "Act as..." format.
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