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Prompt Chaining

Prompt chaining is a technique where the output of one LLM prompt is used as the input for the next, creating a sequence of connected calls that collectively accomplish a complex task no single prompt could reliably achieve.

理解する Prompt Chaining

Single prompts have reliability limits. Asking one LLM call to simultaneously read email, identify urgency, extract tasks, draft replies, check calendar availability, and create a meeting invite is too much — the model is less accurate when juggling many steps at once. Prompt chaining breaks this into a sequence of focused prompts: Prompt 1 reads the email and classifies urgency → Prompt 2 extracts action items from urgent emails → Prompt 3 drafts replies for each action item → Prompt 4 checks calendar for scheduling suggestions. Each prompt does one thing well, and the chain achieves the complex goal reliably. Chaining also enables validation between steps. After each prompt, you can check the output before proceeding — verifying that email classification looks correct before drafting replies, or confirming task extraction before creating tasks in your project manager. Prompt chaining is related to but distinct from agent loops. Chains are predetermined sequences; agent loops are dynamic, with the model deciding at each step what to do next based on observations. Most real AI systems use both patterns.

GAIAの活用方法 Prompt Chaining

GAIA uses prompt chaining for predictable multi-step workflows like email triage (classify → extract → draft → act) and meeting prep (identify attendees → retrieve context → generate briefing). The chain structure ensures each step receives focused, high-quality attention rather than asking one prompt to do everything.

関連概念

Agent Loop

An agent loop is the iterative execution cycle of an AI agent in which it reasons about the current state, selects and executes an action (often a tool call), observes the result, and repeats until the task is complete or a stopping condition is reached.

Chain-of-Thought Reasoning

Chain-of-thought (CoT) reasoning is a prompting technique that instructs an AI model to articulate its intermediate reasoning steps before producing a final answer, significantly improving accuracy on complex multi-step problems.

Structured Output

Structured output is a technique that constrains an LLM to respond in a predefined format — typically JSON or XML — enabling reliable programmatic parsing of model responses rather than free-form text.

Prompt Engineering

Prompt engineering is the practice of designing and refining inputs to AI language models to reliably elicit desired outputs, shaping model behavior without modifying the underlying weights.

エージェンティックAI

エージェンティックAIは、自律的に意思決定を行い、複数のステップから成るタスクを最小限の人間の監督で遂行するよう設計された人工知能システムを指します。

よくある質問

Use prompt chaining when a task has multiple distinct steps where accuracy of each step matters, when you need to validate intermediate outputs, or when different steps benefit from different context or tool access. Use a single prompt for simple, self-contained questions.

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