/eli25Explain at expert level. Assumes you know the field and skips the intro.
Category: Bonus / Experimental
Before / After
Explain X.
/eli25 The tradeoffs between row-level locks and predicate locks in serializable Postgres.
What changes in Claude's response
Claude assumes you know what locks are, what serializable means, and what Postgres is. The answer goes straight to the actual tradeoffs at the level a senior engineer would discuss them. /eli25 is the inverse of /eli5 — both are useful, both are wrong if you misjudge your level.
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RANTHonest, unfiltered take with no diplomacy. Closest Claude gets to 'just say it'.
/eli5Explain like I'm 5. Strips jargon, uses analogies, never assumes background.
PARETOThe 20% that gets 80% of the result. Claude has to pick — no 'it depends'.
/metaTalks about the question itself before answering it. Useful for ambiguous prompts.
/recursiveApplies the same logic recursively until it bottoms out.