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8 Claude Prompt Frameworks

Structured techniques to get the best results from Claude

✳️ Prompt Frameworks

Proven acronym-based frameworks that give Claude the right context, constraints, and direction — turning vague requests into precise, high-quality outputs.

1

C·L·A·R·I·T·Y

C
Context: Provide background information.
L
Look & Feel: Describe the tone, style, or perspective.
A
Ask: State the specific thing you want.
R
Rules: Provide constraints or requirements.
I
Input: Provide any relevant input or data.
T
Target: Define the desired output.
Y
You: Specify Claude's role or point of view.

Example

ContextI'm building a habit tracking app.
Look & FeelUse a friendly, motivational tone.
AskWrite onboarding copy for new users.
RulesKeep it under 150 words and easy to scan.
InputOur app helps users track daily habits.
TargetA concise, engaging welcome message.
YouYou are a UX copywriter who loves habits.
2

S·O·C·R·A·T·E·S

S
Situation: Describe the situation.
O
Objective: Define the goal or outcome.
C
Constraints: Mention limitations.
R
Role: Assign Claude a role.
A
Action: State the action you want.
T
Thinking: Ask Claude to think step-by-step.
E
Evaluation: Define how success looks.
S
Summary: Request a summary or key takeaways.

Example

SituationWe're planning a product launch.
ObjectiveCreate a go-to-market strategy.
ConstraintsSmall team, $10k budget, 3 months.
RoleYou are a senior growth strategist.
ActionBuild a step-by-step launch plan.
ThinkingThink step-by-step before final answer.
EvaluationPlan is practical and impactful.
SummarySummarize the plan in 5 key points.
3

A·N·T·I·C·I·P·A·T·E

A
Audience: Provide your target audience.
N
Need: Explain the core need or problem.
T
Task: Specify the task Claude should do.
I
Information: Provide relevant information.
C
Constraints: Note any limitations.
I
Illustrate: Ask for examples, analogies, or visuals.
P
Plan: Ask for a plan or outline first.
A
Act: Request the final output.
T
Test: Suggest checks or ways to validate.
E
Enhance: Ask how to improve further.

Example

AudienceFirst-time founders.
NeedUnderstand product-market fit.
TaskExplain PMF and how to achieve it.
InformationOur product is a B2B tool for teams.
ConstraintsKeep it simple and practical.
IllustrateUse examples.
PlanOutline key topics first.
ActProvide the full explanation.
TestSuggest ways to measure PMF.
EnhanceOffer 3 ways to improve faster.
4

P·A·R·T·N·E·R

P
Purpose: Clarify the purpose.
A
Audience: Define who it's for.
R
Research: Ask Claude to gather insights.
T
Think: Encourage reasoning step-by-step.
N
Narrow: Focus on the most important.
E
Execute: Carry out the task.
R
Review: Review and refine the output.

Example

PurposeCreate a content strategy.
AudienceB2B SaaS marketers.
ResearchResearch trends and what works.
ThinkThink step-by-step before suggesting.
NarrowFocus on top 3 high-impact channels.
ExecuteCreate the strategy.
ReviewReview and suggest improvements.
5

T·R·U·S·T

T
Task: Define the task.
R
Reason: Explain why it matters.
U
Understand: Help Claude understand deeply.
S
Structure: Ask for a clear structure.
T
Tailor: Tailor the output to your needs.

Example

TaskWrite a competitive analysis.
ReasonWe're deciding our product roadmap.
UnderstandAsk me questions if you need clarity.
StructureUse a comparison table.
TailorFocus on actionable insights.
6

R·I·P·P·L·E

R
Role: Assign a role.
I
Input: Provide input or data.
P
Process: Define the process.
P
Points: Specify key points to cover.
L
Layout: Define the format.
E
Evaluate: Define how to evaluate success.

Example

RoleYou are a financial analyst.
InputHere is our Q1 performance data…
ProcessAnalyse the data step-by-step.
PointsCover revenue, growth, CAC, LTV, churn.
LayoutUse a clear table and summary.
EvaluateHighlight risks and opportunities.
7

C·A·T·C·H

C
Context: Set the context.
A
Aim: Define the aim.
T
Tone: Set the tone.
C
Criteria: Define success criteria.
H
Help: Ask how Claude can help best.

Example

ContextWe're launching a newsletter.
AimIncrease sign-ups by 30%.
ToneWarm, smart, and conversational.
CriteriaClear value, short, and actionable.
HelpHow can you help me achieve this?
8

M·A·G·I·C

M
Motivation: Explain the motivation.
A
Audience: Define the audience.
G
Goal: Define the goal.
I
Input: Provide input.
C
Create: Ask Claude to create.

Example

MotivationWe want to educate and convert.
AudienceIndie hackers and solo founders.
GoalWrite a high-converting landing page.
InputOur product helps track metrics.
CreateCreate the full landing page copy.

Quick Reference — When to Use Each Framework

CLARITY All-purpose — best starting framework for any task
SOCRATES Strategy, planning, complex decision-making
ANTICIPATE Educational content, long-form explanations
PARTNER Marketing, content strategy, audience-first work
TRUST Research, analysis, iterative back-and-forth
RIPPLE Data analysis, financial or performance reports
CATCH Quick tasks, copywriting, short deliverables
MAGIC Creative output — landing pages, campaigns, copy