just finished my holidays today.

will resume work from tomorrow.

Use it for:
✅ Brainstorming
✅ Testing
✅ Strategy
✅ Creative work

Let the council guide you.

Full blog on this: testingtitbits.com/council-of-l...

#AI #LLMs #PromptEngineering #Productivity #Tech #RahulParwal

The council goes to work.

What you get back is gold:
✅ Fresh Ideas
🔍 Gaps & blind spots
🛠️ Detailed Plans

A 24/7 advisory board for your brain.

This isn’t just smart—it’s ancient wisdom, upgraded.
Akbar had his Navratnas.
You’ve got your LLMs.

Old strategy.
New tools.
Massive leverage.

Each LLM brings unique strengths—
One's a code genius.
Another's a creative spark.
Another spots flaws like a devil’s advocate.

Together?
They become your Council of LLMs.

How it works:
You bring a basic idea.
You craft a solid prompt:
→ What
→ How
→ With context, examples, and goals.

And judgment requires context, nuance, and ownership.

Responsibility and testing are two sides of the same coin.
You can’t outsource one without weakening the other.

Autonomy without accountability?
That’s irresponsibility.

AI agents should empower, not replace.

Thoughts?

Thanks Rahul. If anyone wants to make their work more #accessible read my guide
www.ministryoftesting.com/articles/mak...

• Staying in the Comfort Zone: Growth happens when you push beyond what’s familiar — don’t be afraid to challenge yourself.

• Ignoring Trends: The tech landscape evolves rapidly. Keeping up with the latest trends and demands is crucial to staying relevant.

• Chasing Shortcuts: There’s no substitute for the hard work and persistence needed to truly master your craft.

• Pointing Fingers: Blaming managers, colleagues, or even your company only delays taking personal responsibility for growth.

• Avoiding Proof of Work in Public

• Learning Without Action: Absorbing knowledge without putting it into practice means your hard-earned lessons fade away.

• Resource Hoarding: Saving links, references, and tutorials without ever actually using them? That’s a fast track to underdevelopment.

Before Gen AI, I was not able to find time to create these micro utils for my work.

Atleast not to the extent I do now.

“Idea to a quick prototype” has become a lot faster.

Code is no more a restriction (provided you understand reading it)

My micro util workflow:

Think - Prototype - Test - Use.

It is applicable to some coding tasks (regular code development).

For testers, it can be regular test code development.

Eg. Writing Scripts Based on Existing Scripts

(Redundant Nature of Work).

In day to day work, it helps me w/ quick micro utils by helping with building blocks and modification

And if you can learn like this, it will be 10x faster, and you can achieve success.

You can complete the portfolio project. You can start your blog.

You can articulate your thoughts on any learned topic with 10x clarity.

Apply your learnings or wait till they fade away.