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# Prompt habits — last 200 scored prompts

200 prompts across 45 sessions, 2026-09-08 to 2026-09-18
Average score: 40/100
Over the last 30 days: +4 points (improving)

## How often you do each one

Mentions which file or function  ######..............  31%  62 of 200
States what "done" looks like    ###########.........  53%  105 of 200
Keeps to one requirement         #################...  86%  172 of 200
States what must not change      #####...............  23%  45 of 200
Gives the actual error           #######.............  33%  7 of 21
Asks for a plan first            #########...........  45%  13 of 29
States the verification steps    ##..................   8%  15 of 200

## Score by day

2026-09-08  ##########..............  40  from 1 prompt
2026-09-09  ##########..............  42  from 24 prompts
2026-09-10  ########................  33  from 22 prompts
2026-09-11  ########................  34  from 33 prompts
2026-09-12  ######..................  27  from 3 prompts
2026-09-13  ##########..............  43  from 4 prompts
2026-09-14  ###########.............  44  from 35 prompts
2026-09-15  ##########..............  40  from 2 prompts
2026-09-16  ############............  52  from 13 prompts
2026-09-17  ########................  33  from 20 prompts
2026-09-18  ##########..............  43  from 43 prompts

## Does it make any difference?

30% of your prompts were followed by you correcting or
redirecting the agent, across 112 back-to-back pairs of messages.

We checked whether the habits above make corrections less likely, and
on your data they do not: no habit shows a difference big enough to be
more than chance. So treat the numbers above as what you wrote, not as
proof of what worked. Nothing here claims one causes the other.

## Work on this one

States the verification steps — you do this 8% of the time.

That is the one to change. Leave the rest alone until it moves.

Each bar above is how often you did that thing, out of the prompts
it applied to. A prompt is only judged on the habits that fit it.