Prompt Patterns|

A Pattern Language for Knowledge Engineering with Large Language Models

Perspective Framing

Sets the communicative perspective (role, audience, or situation) the model should adopt for interpreting, prioritizing, and expressing information.

Problem

Without a perspective cue, outputs default to generic framing, weak prioritization, and sometimes unexamined agreement with user bias.

Solution

Declare role, audience, situation, or evaluative lens so the model applies the right learned conventions for emphasis, structure, and judgment. This reduces framing ambiguity without requiring long instruction lists.