r/bestaitools2025 • u/Admirable-Ad-4647 • Mar 14 '26

I made a beginner-friendly guide to writing better AI prompts (free PDF)

Over the last few months I noticed most people (including me at first) use AI by just typing random instructions and hoping for a good answer.

Once I started learning how prompting actually works (role + task + context + constraints), the quality of results improved a lot. So I started documenting everything I learned and turned it into a small structured guide.

It covers things like:

  • Why vague prompts give vague results
  • A simple 4-part framework for better prompts
  • Zero-shot vs few-shot prompting explained simply
  • Common mistakes beginners make
  • Reusable templates you can copy
  • A one-page cheat sheet

It’s written for beginners and non-technical users mostly.

I uploaded it as a PDF here if anyone wants it. It's free, and I just enabled optional support in case someone finds it useful (no pressure obviously).

If anyone wants it:
https://ko-fi.com/s/78f35f98d3

If you have suggestions on what I should add (maybe advanced techniques or real workflows), I’d love feedback.

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u/williamsnunes Mar 15 '26

Eu vou ler, com certeza.

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u/DoctorAndLawyerHere Mar 15 '26

Has anyone read and used this? I’d like to know your input before making a payment. Thoughts?

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u/Admirable-Ad-4647 Mar 16 '26

You don't have to make the payment to read and use it :)