Prompt Engineering 2.0
summary
Claims that Gemini and Claude outperform Cursor and other vibe coding platforms for longer context work, and recommends using divide and conquer and meta prompting to break tasks into layout, components and UX flows. Proposes extracting “red‑pill insights” from long PDFs, converting them to actionable steps, and reporting authenticity. Recommends cross‑verification by running old and new code in separate conversations because automated edits alter unrelated parts roughly 30–40% of the time, sometimes causing about a one‑week delay.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to Prompt Engineering 2.0
- 0:48Divide and conquer prompting
- 1:56Meta prompting for customization
- 3:44Advanced book summarization
- 5:11Role play prompting
- 6:14Motivational prompting
- 6:57Code modification verification
- 8:24Feature selection for AI models
- 9:12Q&A on code authenticity
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