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Prompt Engineering by Google – Cheat sheet – April 2025

Unless you were offline, you already know—
Google dropped a 68-page guide on advanced prompt engineering

Solid stuff! As Zack Deris said:
This isn’t a tutorial. It’s a playbook.

Highly recommend reading it

BUT… if you don’t want to go through 68 pages—

I have made it easy for you by creating a Cheat Sheet

Quick read to understand various advanced prompt techniques such as CoT, ToT, ReAct, and so on

The sheet contains all the prompt techniques from the doc, broken down into:

✅ Prompt Name
✅ How to Use It
✅ Prompt Patterns (like Prof. Jules White's style)
✅ Prompt Examples
✅ Best For
✅ Use cases

It’s FREE. Copy it. Share it. Remix it

Access the sheet here 👉 https://cognizix.com/prompt-engineering-by-google/


Go download it. Play around.
Build something cool

Big shoutout to Lee Boonstra

on April 14, 2025
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    This cheat sheet is pure gold, thanks for sharing, @zubairspov!
    We’re building PromptAid to incorporate these best practices automatically, offering optimized prompts and context-aware suggestions based on user intent and chosen tool. Which part of the cheat sheet do you find people struggle with most in real-time usage?

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