The 3-part Socratic prompt: theory, framework, then application
bigaiguy · x · 2026-10-13
bigaiguy outlines a 3-part Socratic prompt structure: Part 1 asks the theoretical question (what makes this output type effective?), Part 2 the framework question (which principles apply?), Part 3 the application question (apply those insights to your specific task). This forces step-by-step reasoning, e.g., upgrading "analyze customer feedback" into a strategy-grade analysis framed around product-market fit signals.
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