// Less effective
"Create a timer"

// More effective
"Create a TON timer called tonDelay with PT of 5 seconds
 that starts when bStart is TRUE"

// Less effective
"Add a temperature variable"

// More effective
"Add a REAL variable called rTemperature with range -40.0 to 200.0"

// Less effective
"Add motor control"

// More effective
"Add motor control where:
 - bStart rising edge starts the motor
 - bStop sets motor to off
 - Motor can only start if bReady is TRUE"

Create a function block called [NAME] that:
- Inputs: [list inputs with types]
- Outputs: [list outputs with types]
- Internal variables: [list any needed]
- Behavior: [describe the logic]

Add [FEATURE] to [EXISTING CODE]:
- [specific requirement 1]
- [specific requirement 2]
- Keep existing functionality

Implement [ALGORITHM NAME]:
- Input parameters: [list]
- Output: [describe]
- Requirements: [list any specific requirements]

I'm getting this error: [ERROR MESSAGE]
In this code: [PASTE CODE]
What's wrong and how do I fix it?

"Create FB_Pump similar to FB_Motor but for pump control"

"Use the same error handling pattern as FB_Conveyor"

Create a state machine like this pattern:

CASE nState OF
    0: (* Idle *)
        IF bStart THEN nState := 10; END_IF
    10: (* Running *)
        IF bStop THEN nState := 0; END_IF
END_CASE

But for a 5-step wash cycle process.

"Show me two different ways to implement this debounce logic"

"What's a better way to structure this state machine?"

// Avoid these
"Make it better"
"Add some error handling"
"Fix this"

// Instead of:
"Create a complete HVAC control system"

// Do this:
Step 1: "Create FB_TemperatureControl for heating/cooling"
Step 2: "Create FB_FanControl for ventilation"
Step 3: "Create FB_HVACMain that coordinates temperature and fan control"