Before we start
Effectively interacting with Sintra Helpers begins with crafting clear, precise prompts. A well-structured prompt ensures you receive accurate, relevant assistance. This guide outlines best practices for prompting Helpers, supported by practical examples and reflective questions to improve your results.
How to prompt Helpers
1. Be clear and specific
Best Practice: Clearly state your objective. The more detail you provide, the more tailored the response will be.
Example:
Instead of: "Help me with my data." Use: "Can you analyze this sales spreadsheet and identify which months had the highest sales?"
Consider: What is the main outcome you expect from your prompt?
2. Provide context or attach files
Best Practice: If your request involves data, images, or documents, attach them or describe them thoroughly. For even better results, you can upload important documents directly into Brain AI—this makes it easier for Helpers to access and use your files in future prompts.
Example: "Attached is a screenshot of my report. Could you identify any issues?" "I have included my logo. Can you generate an image with the logo positioned in the lower right corner?"
Consider: Are there supporting files or screenshots that would help clarify your request? Would uploading them to Brain AI make them easier to use in future prompts?
3. Ask follow up questions
Best Practice: After receiving a response, request additional details or alternative perspectives if needed.
Example: "Could you break down the sales spikes by region?" "Can you revise the summary in a more formal tone?"
Consider: Do you prefer concise answers, or would you like more detailed explanations?
4. Use clear and direct language
Best Practice: Use straightforward language for clarity. Avoid unnecessary jargon.
Example: "What are the key trends in this data set?" "Add my logo to the image and increase its size."
Consider: Do you prefer brief instructions, or do you want to provide more context?
5. Specify preferences
Best Practice: Indicate any preferred format, tone, or style in your prompt.
Example: "Summarize the findings in bullet points." "Please keep the explanation formal and concise."
Consider: Are there specific outcomes, formats, or tones you want the helper to use? Do you need the response to match a particular audience or use case?
