I came across this a few days ago, https://llm-coding.github.io/Semantic-Anchors/ One of the best things you can read about and use. From the link above as summary: Semantic Anchors are words — established terms like Clean Architecture, Cockburn Use Cases or MECE — that activate rich, well-defined concepts inside any modern LLM. You don’t install them. You don’t import them. You type them. WITHOUT ANCHOR Make sure these categories don’t overlap with each other and that together they cover the entire problem space — every option should fall into exactly one category, no possibility should be left out, the dimensions should be at the same level of abstraction, and the partitioning should hold even at the boundaries between categories… WITH ANCHOR Make these categories MECE . The LLM expands the second prompt into the first — because MECE is in its training data. submitted by /u/Necessary_Abroad6632
Originally posted by u/Necessary_Abroad6632 on r/ClaudeCode