The Art of Prompt Engineering with Context

Context injection is powerful, but to get the most out of it, you need to know how to ask. Here are some advanced prompt engineering techniques for Pluro users.

The "Given-When-Then" Framework

Structure your prompts by first acknowledging the context Pluro provides ("Given the meeting notes from last week..."), then stating your action ("...when I draft the follow-up email..."), and finally the desired outcome ("...then ensure all action items are assigned").

Reference by Concept

Instead of pasting text, refer to concepts. "Summarize the marketing strategy we discussed for Q4." Pluro's semantic search will find the relevant documents and feed them to the model.