Module 6
Iterating, testing and building a prompt library: from one good answer to a method you can trust
A prompt that worked once may not work tomorrow. The same words can give different answers, a different document can break a prompt that handled the first one and a template that suits one task fails on another. So the habit that separates a careful user from a lucky one is **testing**. This module shows how to improve a prompt deliberately by changing one thing at a time, how to test it on a document where you already know what the right answer is, how to notice when the tool’s answers vary and what to do about it, and how to build a small library of prompts, with a note on how each was tested, that a team can share without sharing a single client’s information.
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