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You build with AI. It feels fast. Then something breaks. A rule from prompt 10 conflicts with prompt 100. The AI did its job. You did your job. The system now has two different beliefs.

Most people try to fix the prompt. They write longer instructions. They use better templates. This is a mistake.

The problem is not the prompt. The problem is the missing map.

Think of your domain as terrain. Your prompts are rivers. Rivers follow the land. Without a map, your rivers crash.

You need a contextual center. This is a domain model. It is a simple record of what things are. It is not a database schema. It is a set of business rules. These rules stay the same.

Stop asking experts how they work. Ask them why things happen. How is a river. Why is the terrain.

AI does not find your specific business rules. It only knows patterns. You must find the rules. Use AI to build them.

If you outsource thinking, you buy debt. The invoice arrives later. It arrives as a system no one understands.

Build the map first. Build the rivers second.

Source: https://dev.to/leonpennings/how-to-prevent-contradicting-ai-prompts-217a Optional learning community: https://t.me/GyaanSetuAi