Omar Zenhom breaks down the COAST prompt framework: Context, Objective, Action, Style, and Target. Each element makes your AI prompts more specific so you get better outputs instead of generic responses.
I created the structure called coast. It's an acronym, C, O, A, S, T to write better prompts, the first letter C and its context. Okay, what's the situation? Who are you? Okay, what are you doing? O is objective. What do you want to achieve? A is action. What should the AI do exactly? S is style. The tone, the voice, the format. Do you want it to be funny? Professional? Do you want a list? Do you want it in email format? And lastly, T is target. Who is it for? What kind of reader or viewer or audience member is this for? The reason why this acronym is very powerful is because you're going to get very specific about what you want so you get a better result.
