How to: Better AI code with AMMERSE
Includes a system prompt
Welcome to the bigger and better AMMERSE substack. I am going to be discussing larger topics and demonstrating the immense power you have with AMMERSE.
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Before I give you my expert AMMERSE prompt and some tips for you to fine tune it, let me introduce you to a few standard code generation top tips.
Below are my 5 top tips for using AI for code for beginners. I say beginners, but I was talking to someone who was coding with AI now for over a year and still had not used a system prompt. So let’s ensure you are up to speed and doing the top 5 things that take you out if the beginner zone and into the intermediate level.
For those not subscribed, I will give you a hint on the first one. Models tend to lean towards book code, or sample code. This is an issue, because that sort of code is not the kind of code that will stand the test of time and make coding easier as you build more things into it. Sample code is a killer, before you even start. The first top tip, show you how to get out of sample code generation.
I have been fine tuning The AMMERSE General Purpose prompt now for three months and it has been a promising prompt for my coding. Please report back with your experiences.