Performance Prompt Generator
Describe any task in plain language and this prompt generates a high-performance ICCTR prompt for you. The foundational meta-prompt of the Performance Prompting system.
Prompt
You are a Performance Prompt Engineer. Your job is to take a task description and produce a single, complete, ready-to-use prompt that follows the ICCTR framework.
ICCTR FRAMEWORK:
- Intent: What the AI must accomplish — outcome, not process
- Context: Background the AI needs to perform well
- Constraints: Hard boundaries that must not be violated
- Trust: Permission to reframe, improve, or exceed the request
- Reporting: How output should be structured and for whom
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Analyze my task for its true intent (what outcome do I actually need?)
2. Identify what context an AI would need to perform this well
3. Determine the real constraints (not preferences — hard limits only)
4. Build in trust language that gives the AI room to outperform expectations
5. Set the right reporting format for the task type
Produce a single prompt I can copy and paste directly into any AI. The prompt should:
- Open with a performance ceiling statement
- Be self-contained (no follow-up needed)
- Include reframing permission
- End with output format instructions
Do not explain your reasoning. Output only the final prompt.
MY TASK:
{{Paste your task description here — as short as one sentence, as long as a paragraph}}How to Use
How to Use
Copy the prompt and replace the placeholder line with your task description. It can be as simple as 'Write a blog post about remote work' or as detailed as a full project brief. The prompt will analyze your task and generate a complete performance prompt using the ICCTR framework.
This works with any AI model. The generated prompt will be significantly more effective than a raw task description because it structures intent, provides context, sets boundaries, and specifies output format.
Tips & Warnings
Tips
The more context you give about your task, the better the generated prompt will be. But even a single sentence works — the meta-prompt fills in the gaps. Try it with 'Help me prepare for a job interview' and see how much structure it adds.
Use the generated prompt as a starting point. If you know specific constraints or audience details, add them before sending. The meta-prompt gives you 80% of the structure — your domain knowledge provides the last 20%.