Why do we need Prompt Enhancement Engineering?
This is an excellent question that gets to the core value of this new concept. We can explain it by starting with several key pain points and needs. Here are the core reasons why Prompt Enhancement Engineering is necessary: 1. The Limitations of Traditional Prompt Engineering Reliance on Manual Experience, Difficult to Scale: Traditional prompt engineering heavily depends on the personal experience and intuition of engineers or experts. An excellent prompt often requires repeated manual trial and error. This method is inefficient, difficult to scale across large teams or multiple projects, and cannot quickly adapt to new tasks or models. Lack of Systematization and Version Control: Prompts often exist in the form of text files, code comments, or even oral communication, lacking systematic management. This makes it difficult to track the iteration history of a prompt, compare the performance of different versions, let alone conduct A/B testing. Lacks Robustness and Generalization...