Nick Perry shows four prompt techniques that transform Claude's responses. God mode eliminates hedging, artifacts produce working outputs like dashboards, OODA applies Air Force decision logic, and Ghost strips away AI formatting for plain text. Each one targets a specific weakness in default responses.
The difference between a $10 answer from Claude and a $10,000 answer comes down these 4 secrets. First, God mode. Put it before your prompt and Claude drops the hedging and the caveats and gives you the most direct, complete version of the answer. Second, artifacts. Put it at the end and Claude doesn't just describe what you asked for, it turns it into a real dashboard or working app. Third, OODA. That's the decision framework the Air Force uses under pressure. Put it before your prompt and Claude runs your problem through it and hands you one clear path forward. Fourth, Ghost. Drop it before your prompt and Claude writes without 'em dashes, bullet points, and all that AI slop writing.
