Structured prompt framework for multi-domain workflows (reducing cognitive load)
Really like this framing — especially the distinction between structure and phrasing.
I’ve been using something similar, but more as a small pipeline:
Input → Interpretation → Constraint → Reduction → Output → (Optional Validation)
Interpretation clarifies the task before generation.
Constraint defines format, scope, and what “done” looks like.
Reduction pushes toward the minimum viable useful result instead of maximum completeness.
Validation is helpful for higher-stakes cases like math, billing, or compliance.
The part that feels most important in practice is defining done inside the constraint — e.g. usable without editing, fits on one screen, directly actionable.
Your clinic example shows this well: messy input in, multiple usable artifacts out, no reformatting.
That feels less like prompting and more like building a reliable transformation layer.
Curious how you’re handling incomplete or ambiguous inputs — seems like that’s where the interpretation step becomes the main control point.
Discussion in the ATmosphere