Book · 120 pages · $17 · Shipping May 2026

The Prompt Architecture Book.

You have two hundred saved prompts and none of them work consistently. This is the book on why, and how to fix it.

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WHAT’S INSIDE

The 7-part anatomy
Role, context, task, constraints, examples, output shape, stop conditions. Named, diagrammed, worked.
The 7 prompt roles
Architect, Critic, Operator, Historian, Skeptic, Translator, Finisher. Each with a system prompt and when to call it.
Worked examples
Twenty real prompts from my library, before and after the rewrite. Why the second version works.
Patterns library
Composition, decomposition, shadowing, self-critique, rubric grading. Named so you stop reinventing them.

The thesis

Most prompts are written the way bad code is written.

Copy-pasted, undated, untested, without separation of concerns. The book treats prompts the way a senior engineer treats functions: anatomy, interfaces, invariants, and a patterns library you can actually depend on. Same rigor, less ceremony.

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