Your AI Style: The AI Scientist (INTP)
Full background, double-checks everything, wants one clean answer.
You lay out the full background before asking your question — the hypothesis, the constraints, what you've already tried — then you interrogate the answer before accepting it. You want one conclusive result, not a dozen half-finished ones. The tradeoff: getting to that one clean answer sometimes takes longer than the problem deserved.
Give yourself permission to accept a good partial answer sometimes — not every question needs a peer-reviewed conclusion.
Sinking an hour into the perfect prompt is wasted motion when a quick back-and-forth would have arrived in minutes. The related habit, dismissing a useful partial answer because it is not yet the final one, throws away progress you had genuinely made.
Fire off three cheap exploration prompts to test the model's grasp before you write any elaborate rules, and treat the partial replies as blocks you assemble into the finished piece. Framed by the prompt below, those fast iterative rounds quietly take the place of over-design.
You both verify hard and want a real answer, but they'll bring a sharper, more specific brief that gets you there faster.
Your careful, verified, one-conclusive-answer approach clashes with their rapid-fire, trust-everything, always-another-round style.
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