Prompt Engineering for LLM-Based AI Agents



 As LLMs become the backbone of many AI agents, the quality of prompts becomes a critical part of system design. Prompt engineering isn't just copywriting—it's programming with natural language.

Effective prompts shape behavior, reduce hallucination, and improve reliability. Techniques like few-shot prompting, chain-of-thought (CoT), and role-based instructions help structure agent outputs.

For example, a task-oriented agent may need system-level prompts defining its role, plus contextual prompts for each subtask. Combining memory with prompt history can simulate continuity and improve performance.

For developers building LLM-driven agents, the AI agents page includes insights on prompt frameworks and design patterns.

Keep a version-controlled prompt library—this makes it easier to test and evolve your agent’s behavior over time.

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