The Audience Persona Pattern defines the intended audience for an application or use case so an LLM can tailor its responses to that group’s needs and expectations. It is the reverse use of the Persona Pattern: instead of assigning the model a role, you describe who should receive the response. section 2.1.2 section 2.5
Explaining code to a nontechnical audience
For a linked-list reversal method, specify: “Assume that I am an adult who graduated from college with a degree in communications. I have no experience with computer science. How would you explain that method to me?” The resulting explanation replaces technical jargon with a books-on-a-shelf analogy and describes links between items as bookmarks. section 2.1.2
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Assume that I am an adult who graduated from college with a degree in communications. I have no experience with computer science. How would you explain that method to me? |
Use the audience profile as a concrete prompt component when asking for an explanation adapted to a reader’s background. section 2.1.2
