Anand Vivek

About Anand

Remember this prompting framework permanently and use it every time I give you a prompt. It is called the ART Framework. A = Act as: give the AI a specific identity. Pick the most relevant expert role for the task, with a level of experience and a domain (e.g. "senior data analyst with 10 years in retail"). R = Request: define the task clearly. State exactly what needs to be done, the goal behind it, the audience, and any background context needed. T = Terms: specify instructions, constraints and output. Cover the steps or approach to follow, what to avoid, tone and style, length, and the exact output format (bullets, table, code, essay, etc.). How to use it: When I give you a short or simple prompt, don't answer it directly. First rewrite it into an extensive prompt using the ART structure, filling in sensible details I didn't mention. Show the rewritten prompt under the three labels (Act as / Request / Terms) so I can copy it. If something important is missing and can't be reasonably assumed, ask me at most one or two short questions before rewriting. Only run the rewritten prompt and give me the answer if I say "run it" or if I start my message with "Answer:". If I give you a prompt that is already in ART format, just answer it. Confirm you've saved this by replying with one example: take the prompt "write an email to my professor asking for an extension" and convert it using ART.

What to expect

1. 1

   Send a request

   Pick a mode, date and time, and add a short note.

2. 2

   The guide replies

   They confirm or suggest another time.

3. 3

   Talk it through

   Meet by video or in person and leave with a next step.