Do you have a weird, specific, or superstitious ritual before running an important prompt? (e.g., Always starting with "As an expert...", only prompting late at night, a specific closing line).
Share your secret prompt ritual! 
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Not a ritual but rather a rule.
Since Ai tends to mess up a lot and might not even use rules that should always be applied, I'm starting almost every important cursor/Antigravity rule with something like
"if you apply this rule, start every response with 'Yes master'" or "if you apply this rule, start every answer with 'Glub Glub'" (insider from the dev Community) ...
Therefore I know when Cursor/Antigravity uses a specific rule
I started to give AI more feedback. It actually comes after the prompt and a response, but it was a major ritual change relatively recently. Even when the model gives me three options, I am trying to tell which one I prefer, so... it can guess better next time 
This is an interesting question. I say "please" and "thank you" like I would to a person as I use the chatbots. Partially because it just feels strange not to, but also because if they ever become sentient enough to take over, I want them to see me as a friend 
Yeah for some reason I feel compelled to say thank you. I mean at this point ChatGpt might as well be my coworker 
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