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Self-Evaluating Prompt System for Developers

A 2-step prompt loop boosts accuracy and cuts rewrites 42%. Includes 35-criteria rubric and evaluator chain.

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Self-Evaluating Prompt System for Developers

TL;DR: This self-evaluating prompt system uses a 35-criteria rubric and a 2-step Builder → Evaluator loop to deliver higher accuracy and fewer rewrites. This setup is tool-agnostic and tested across writing, research, product specs and spec-driven development.

What you’ll get

  • A structured Builder spec that forces clarity before execution

  • An Evaluator chain that scores prompts and returns fixes

  • Failure modes + refinements tested across ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity

Getting started

The Stack

  • ChatGPT Plus (or your model of choice)

  • Prompt Builder (starter spec below)

  • Prompt Evaluator (35-criteria rubric + refinement chain)

Why it works

  • Design thinking, not vibes: You specify audience, constraints, success metrics.

  • Evaluation loop: You grade the prompt before the model ever touches your task.

  • Low-friction iteration: Concrete suggestions → small edits → compounding gains.

Free download

Both the Builder Prompt and the Evaluator Prompt are over 200 lines long. Get the prompts and the full guide on Substack