RODES — Role, Objective, Details, Examples, Sense Check

Advanced ~5 min

RODES adds two critical elements most frameworks miss: concrete examples of expected output and explicit validation criteria. This dramatically reduces the need for iterative refinement.

How each component of the framework shapes the final output.

Best For

Complex design tasks
Systems architecture
Comprehensive analysis
Technical specifications

Not Ideal For

Quick tasks
Freeform brainstorming
Personal coaching

Framework Components

Role

Objective

Details

Examples(optional)

Sense Check(optional)

Example Prompt

Role: Senior solutions architect

Objective: Design a scalable microservices architecture

Details:
- detail/constraint 1
- detail/constraint 2
- detail/constraint 3

Examples:
Example 1: example of expected output 1
Example 2: example of expected output 2
Example 3: example of expected output 3

Sense Check: Verify the design handles 10K concurrent users

Generated from the RODES builder — open the tool to fill in your own values.

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