Why “You Are a Bird-Watching Poet” Actually Works in Prompts with Nick, QA Engineer

Adding weird roles like “You are a constitutional lawyer” or “You are a bird-watching poet” to prompts are not just for fun; roles give the model something to anchor to. It pulls from the right tone, context, and domain knowledge. Nick breaks down how this little trick helps LLMs act less like autocomplete bots and more like they actually “get it.”

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