A tiny repo uses cosine similarity to find the load-bearing parts of prompts
_ScottCondron · x · 2026-07-22
A X post points to a small repo that uses cosine similarity to identify the “load-bearing” parts of prompts.
- The idea is to trim bloated prompts by deleting rules or conditions one by one.
- Each variant is evaluated against a dataset to see what actually matters.
- The author frames it as a practical way to remove prompt fat and isolate the minimum effective instructions.
Related event: Developers Explore Prompt Pruning via Perturbation(2 posts)→
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