Choose the Evidence Channel First
Choose whether a task needs text, image, audio, or file input before prompting.
Pick the modality that carries the missing evidence, not the one you happened to type first. The move Multimodal prompting gets better when you choose the modality that carries the missing evidence. The model can only reason over what arrives. If the decisive clue lives in a visual state, spoken phrase, or PDF table, text-only prompting forces the model to infer instead of inspect. Why it works The answer quality improves because the model receives the right evidence in the right role. Instead of improvising over an incomplete text prompt, it can inspect, compare, extract, or transcribe against a defined…
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