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GPT-5.5 Prompt Reset Kit: 6 compact prompts that work better than legacy prompt stacks

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A compact English prompt guide for GPT-5.5 built around OpenAI’s new advice: start fresh, stay outcome-first, keep roles short, add clear stop rules, and avoid old step-by-step prompt clutter. GPT-5.5 rewards a different prompting style than older GPT stacks. The short version: start from scratch, define the outcome, keep the role brief, and stop over-explaining the process. Fast rules before you prompt start with the smallest prompt that still preserves the task define the goal, success criteria, constraints, and output shape use ALWAYS / NEVER only for true invariants prefer decision rules over micromanaging every step add stop rules so the model knows when enough work is enough for research or factual work, define a retrieval budget and when to ask for missing evidence Outcome-first general task prompt Use this when you want GPT-5.5 to solve a task without forcing a rigid process. Legacy prompt cleanup prompt Use this when an old prompt feels bloated or overly procedural. Role + personality + collaboration template Use this for customer-facing, coaching, or assistant-style workflows. Research and citation prompt Use this when factual grounding matters more than fluency. Long-task preamble prompt Use this for tool-heavy or multi-step tasks where the user should see quick progress. Drafting prompt with safe placeholders Use this for marketing, documentation, or content drafts when facts may be incomplete. Why this matters GPT-5.5 seems better when you describe the destination instead of scripting the entire route. That is the real upgrade: less prompt theater, more clear intent.
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