Prompt Chaining
A technique in which several prompts are combined into a sequence, where the output of one prompt becomes the input for the next. This lets you break complex tasks down into simpler subtasks that are solved stage by stage.
| Advantages | Disadvantages |
|---|---|
| Lets you solve complex tasks | Can be harder to implement |
| Improves the accuracy and quality of the final result | Errors at early stages can affect the final result |
| Provides a more structured approach to problem solving | Requires more resources to coordinate and control every step |
Example of a Prompt Chaining prompt:
Step 1: "Create a list of 5 popular tourist destinations in Europe."
Answer:
Step 2: "For each destination from the previous list, suggest 3 main sights."
Answer:
Step 3: "Using the information from the previous steps, put together an approximate 7-day travel itinerary across Europe that includes visiting 3 countries."
Answer: