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prompting-claude-models

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Design prompts, system prompts, and agent scaffolding for LLM-backed features built on Claude models — LLM-as-judge and evaluation harnesses, RAG over literature or documents, extraction/classification pipelines, and multi-step or subagent agents. Use whenever the user is writing or debugging a prompt for a Claude model: "improve this system prompt", "my LLM judge is inconsistent", "Claude ignores my instructions / over-triggers a tool / is too verbose", "how do I structure this prompt", "why won't Claude use my tool", "tune effort/thinking for this agent", or turning a research workflow into an LLM call. This is prompt *design* craft; for API/SDK mechanics (model IDs, pricing, parameters, tool-use schemas, caching, token counting) use the claude-api reference instead, and for Python code quality use the python-* skills. Model-version-specific behavior changes often, so this skill grounds those claims in the live Anthropic docs rather than reciting them from memory.

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