🎯 What You'll Learn
- Explain the modular prompting workflow and its advantages over semantic induction
- Build a Framework Database with PAS, AIDA, and BAB structures
- Create a Persona Database with distinct voice profiles
- Implement the end-to-end Python orchestration script
- Apply semantic induction for intelligent intent matching
📋 Before You Begin
- Basic Python programming knowledge
- Familiarity with LLM and prompt engineering concepts
- Understanding of RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) basics
Table of Contents
The Logic of Your New Workflow
By collecting names (e.g., David Ogilvy, Gary Halbert) and frameworks (e.g., AIDA, PAS, BAB), you are creating a Modular Prompting System. Instead of just looking for "similar ads," the bot selects a Strategy first, then a Voice, and then uses your Ads DB for few-shot examples.
The Modular Flow
Here is the logical sequence your Python script should follow:
End-to-End Implementation Script
This Python script implements the modular flow with Framework DB, Persona DB, and the orchestrator class.
import pandas as pd
from typing import Dict
# KNOWLEDGE BASE: The 'Brain' of Ecologic
# 1. Framework DB: The structural logic
FRAMEWORKS = {
"PAS": "Problem: Identify a tech pain point. Agitate: Explain the environmental/career cost. Solution: Present Ecologic.",
"AIDA": "Attention: Bold hook about Green AI. Interest: Course details. Desire: Future-proof career. Action: Join Ecologic.",
"BAB": "Before: Inefficient, dirty code. After: Clean, optimized ML models. Bridge: Ecologic's Deep Learning course."
}
# 2. Persona DB: The 'Voice' of the experts
PERSONAS = {
"The Eco-Visionary": "Scientific, optimistic, authoritative but accessible. Uses words like 'efficiency', 'future-proof', 'balance'.",
"The Pragmatic Coder": "Direct, no-nonsense, focused on performance and low-latency. Mixes Hinglish for relatability."
}
# 3. Famous Names (Historical Knowledge)
EXPERT_MODELS = {
"Ogilvy Style": "Story-driven, high-information, focuses on the 'Big Idea'.",
"Halbert Style": "Direct response, high urgency, emotional hooks."
}
class EcologicOrchestrator:
def __init__(self, ad_database_path):
self.ads_db = pd.read_csv(ad_database_path)
def generate_strategy(self, product_info: str, platform: str):
framework_key = "PAS" if "course" in product_info.lower() else "AIDA"
persona_key = "The Eco-Visionary" if platform == "LinkedIn" else "The Pragmatic Coder"
return {
"framework": FRAMEWORKS[framework_key],
"persona": PERSONAS[persona_key],
"framework_name": framework_key
}
def assemble_prompt(self, product_info: str, strategy: Dict):
examples = self.ads_db.head(2)['text'].tolist()
prompt = f"""
SYSTEM ROLE: You are an AI Ad Agent for 'Ecologic'.
WRITING PERSONA: {strategy['persona']}
FRAMEWORK TO FOLLOW: {strategy['framework']}
### EXAMPLES OF SUCCESSFUL ECOLOGIC ADS:
1. {examples[0]}
2. {examples[1]}
### YOUR TASK:
Create a new ad for: {product_info}
Ensure the ad reflects the 'Ecologic' mission: [Logic = Computer, Compute for Eco-friendly software].
"""
return prompt
orchestrator = EcologicOrchestrator("indian_ad_metadata.csv")
strategy = orchestrator.generate_strategy("6-month ML Course", "LinkedIn")
final_prompt = orchestrator.assemble_prompt("6-month ML Course", strategy)
Do You Still Need Semantic Induction?
Yes, but its role changes. Instead of labeling the data, you use semantic induction to:
- Match Intent: If a user says "I want something punchy," the bot uses semantic similarity to find that "punchy" maps to the AIDA framework or the Pragmatic Coder persona.
- Retrieve Better Shots: You use it to find the 2 ads in your 1,000-ad database that most closely resemble the intent of the new ad, regardless of whether they were tagged by a human.
Building the Knowledge Base
Instruct your team to collect data in three distinct buckets:
Framework Database (The "Skeleton")
Best for: Technical courses, overcoming inertia
Logic: 1. Problem: High energy cost of AI. 2. Agitate: Carbon taxes and compute waste. 3. Solution: Ecologic's Green-LLM course.
Best for: Inspirational ads, career switchers
Logic: 1. Before: Clunky, energy-draining code. 2. After: Sleek, 'Earth-First' neural networks. 3. Bridge: Our ML for Sustainability module.
Persona Database (The "Voice")
Traits: Visionary, Precise, Hopeful
Keywords: Equilibrium, Optimization, Legacy, Balance
Target: Experienced Developers, Researchers
Traits: Fast, Relatable, Performance-obsessed
Keywords: Lag-free, Efficient, Low-carbon, Scalable
Target: Students, Indian Tech Youth
Vector Matching Implementation
This script uses Vector Matching to find the right Framework and Persona for any given task.
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
from sentence_transformers import SentenceTransformer
import faiss
class EcologicIntelligence:
def __init__(self):
self.model = SentenceTransformer('all-MiniLM-L6-v2')
# Knowledge Base: Personas & Frameworks
self.frameworks = {
"PAS": "Problem-Agitate-Solution: Focus on the high energy cost of AI and the need for efficiency.",
"AIDA": "Attention-Interest-Desire-Action: Focus on the prestige of being a 'Green AI' expert.",
"BAB": "Before-After-Bridge: Contrast messy, high-waste code with clean, sustainable systems."
}
self.personas = {
"The Eco-Architect": "Authoritative and visionary. Uses terms like 'sustainable infrastructure'.",
"The Pragmatic Hacker": "Mixes Hinglish, focuses on performance and efficiency."
}
def select_strategy(self, user_query):
if "career" in user_query.lower():
return "BAB", "The Pragmatic Hacker"
return "PAS", "The Eco-Architect"
def generate_final_prompt(self, query, platform="LinkedIn"):
f_key, p_key = self.select_strategy(query)
framework_guide = self.frameworks[f_key]
persona_guide = self.personas[p_key]
full_prompt = f"""
### IDENTITY
Institute: Ecologic [Compute for Eco-friendly software]
Persona: {p_key} ({persona_guide})
Framework: {framework_guide}
### NEW TASK
Platform: {platform}
Target Course: {query}
Write the ad copy following the framework exactly:
"""
return full_prompt
ecologic_bot = EcologicIntelligence()
final_prompt = ecologic_bot.generate_final_prompt("6-month LLM Specialization focusing on efficient training")
print(final_prompt)
Key Takeaways
- The modular workflow shifts from "guessing" metadata to "applying" proven logic
- Three knowledge bases are needed: Frameworks (PAS, AIDA, BAB), Personas, and Expert Ads
- Semantic induction now handles intent matching and better few-shot retrieval
- This approach creates a "Recipe Book" for the AI — the waiter (semantic induction) finds the exact recipe needed