Diagnosing and Improving Complex Task Generation

You are tasked with using a Large Language Model to write a comprehensive research paper on 'The Future of Renewable Energy'. To ensure a high-quality, coherent output, you decide to use an approach where the complex task is broken down and solved sequentially, with each new solution being added to the context for the next step. Arrange the following actions in the correct logical order to effectively guide the model through this process.

A developer is using a large language model to create a multi-component software application. They first prompt the model to generate the user interface code. In a new, separate interaction, they prompt it to generate the backend logic. Finally, in another new, separate interaction, they ask it to write the database connection script. They find that the three components are incompatible and do not work together. Which of the following best explains the fundamental flaw in the developer's approach?