A senior-center meal-route tester splits work into “find ambiguities, then rewrite acceptance criteria, then list conditions,” and a person checks each reply before the next ask. Which prompting technique is being used?
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Short Explanation
Chaining is a relay race: each leg finishes and gets checked before the baton moves. Find ambiguities → rewrite AC → list conditions, with a human gate between steps, is prompt chaining — not stuffing examples into one ask.
Full Explanation
Prompt chaining decomposes work into intermediate prompts and checks results — manually or automatically — before continuing. That differs from few-shot (examples in one prompt), zero-shot (no examples), and meta prompting (asking the model to craft or refine the prompt). The meal-route workflow matches chaining.