The Architectural Possibilities Pattern leverages LLMs to generate and iteratively refine multiple software architectures for a given system and constraints, facilitating broader exploration and rapid experimentation.

The Domain-Specific Language (DSL) Creation Pattern enables an LLM to generate a custom, token-efficient language for specific system concepts, which both the LLM and users can leverage for clearer and more concise communication.

The Few-Shot Code Example Generation Pattern leverages an LLM to create concise code usage examples that can then be fed back to the LLM for efficient few-shot learning and to remind it of system designs.

The API Simulator Pattern, a prompt pattern to simulate an API based on a specification provided by a developer or a development team.

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The API Generator Pattern, a prompt pattern to review specifications provided to a developer or development team.