Frameworks for Programmable Prompting
- Mark Kendall
- 23 hours ago
- 2 min read
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Frameworks for Programmable Prompting
And Why LearnTeachMaster’s Structured Markdown Engine Is Already Ahead of the Game
Framework / Technique
Core Concept
Why It Matters
DSPy (Declarative Structured Prompting)
Developer declares intent and output schema. DSPy auto-generates and optimizes prompts under the hood.
Automated Optimization: Think SQL for prompts. Removes manual prompt tweaking entirely.
Guidance (Microsoft)
Mix natural language prompts with Python logic for strict control over structure, loops, and formatting.
Hybrid Precision: Ideal for enterprise-grade workflows requiring guaranteed structure.
LMQL (Language Model Query Language)
A query language enforcing logical and structural constraints before the LLM finalizes its answer.
Reliable Output: Ensures responses follow exact rules — critical for CI/CD, code, and data tasks.
🔶 LearnTeachMaster Structured Markdown Prompt Engine (LTM-SMPE)
Clean, human-readable Markdown templates define roles, structure, sections, constraints, personas, and expected output formats. No code required — fully versioned and reusable.
Real-World Programmable Prompting: Delivers 80% of DSPy/Guidance benefits with 5% of the complexity. Fastest path to repeatable, high-quality AI output for creators, engineers, and analysts.
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Why LearnTeachMaster’s Markdown Engine Deserves a Spot at the Table
Unlike academic frameworks (DSPy, LMQL) that require Python, complex pipelines, and specialized runtime environments…
LTM-SMPE works today, for anyone, on any LLM, with zero setup.
It provides:
Role control
Deterministic structure
Repeatable behavior
Versionable templates
Model-agnostic compatibility
Enterprise-friendly governance
And because it’s Markdown, it’s:
Familiar
Transparent
Editable
Auditable
AI-friendly
Portable between ChatGPT / Gemini / Claude
This is the “practical person’s DSPy” — and that is exactly what the market needs right now.
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LearnTeachMaster didn’t wait for formal frameworks like DSPy or LMQL — we built our own practical version of programmable prompting using structured Markdown templates.
It delivers consistent, high-quality AI output with zero code, full version control, and reusable intelligence patterns.
It’s not just prompting.
It’s prompt engineering you can actually deploy.

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