Model selection & routing
Pick the right model for the task (speed vs reasoning vs cost) and route requests accordingly.
- multi‑model strategy
- fallback behavior
- cost control
Not “chatbots for vibes”. I design prompts, model routing, guardrails, and evaluation loops so the output stays clean—even when the input is messy.
AI, but with structure. I treat prompts like product requirements.
Pick the right model for the task (speed vs reasoning vs cost) and route requests accordingly.
Design prompts that produce consistent outputs: tone, structure, constraints, and edge cases.
Reduce hallucinations with templates, checks, and “ask‑back” behavior when info is missing.
Short, punchy, and real. Swap these bullets with your exact examples anytime.
Designed prompt flows that answer EMU student questions with clear, structured responses and “ask‑back” when needed.
Used different models for drafting, rewriting, and polishing content—with consistency checks to keep outputs clean and on-brand.
Built prompt “modules” (requirements → output format → quality checks) reusable across projects.
A simple workflow that keeps AI outputs consistent.
What should the answer look like? Format, tone, length, and constraints.
Fast model for drafting, strong model for reasoning, cheap model for cleanup—if needed.
Templates, refusal rules, ask‑back questions, and “don’t guess” behavior.
Test with edge cases, improve prompts, and measure output quality.
Copy a clean prompt pattern. Use it in your projects. Make it yours.
[ROLE]
You are a helpful AI assistant focused on accuracy and clarity.
[GOAL]
Answer the user's question with a clear structure and actionable steps.
[CONSTRAINTS]
- If info is missing, ask 1–2 clarifying questions.
- Do not invent facts.
- Keep the answer concise and practical.
[OUTPUT FORMAT]
1) Summary
2) Steps
3) Common pitfalls
4) Next action
I design AI workflows that turn messy inputs into clean, reliable outputs.
Send me your use case and I’ll suggest the best prompt + model setup.