Prompt Elasticity: A Framework for Adaptive Input Shaping in Enterprise LLM Workflow

Large Language Models (LLMs) have shown significant promise in enhancing enterprise productivity across domains like customer service, document summarization, and decision support. However, their performance is highly dependent on the structure and phrasing of input prompts. This paper proposes a novel framework called Prompt Elasticity, which introduces adaptive input shaping mechanisms based on contextual factors such as user intent, domain specificity, and prior interaction history. We detail the architectural components of this framework, present a prototype implementation in a customer support environment, and demonstrate improvements in both reliability and relevance of LLM outputs. Our results show a measurable uplift in response quality and user satisfaction. The proposed framework offers a lightweight, scalable addition to enterprise LLM workflows that enhances both performance and interpretability.