These cases show how a weak prompt becomes a task-specific prompt with source material, output shape, and a human review step.
Rewrite check
Use this when a request is too vague and needs source material, constraints, output shape, and review.
Name the actual work, source material, rough version, or notes you plan to use.
State where the answer will be used, who will read it, and what must stay out.
Keep one person or review lens responsible before the answer is reused.
Turn a broad command into a role, source material, audience, and deliverable.
Review focus: Add specifics. Why this matters: Turn a broad command into a role, source material, audience, and deliverable.. Planned request: Write a better prompt for: make me a lesson plan.. Use context: This will be used by a teacher who needs pacing, checks for understanding, and an exit ticket.. Who checks it: The teacher checks objectives, classroom fit, materials, and any local requirements.. Before using the answer, check privacy, unsupported claims, missing context, tone, and whether a human needs the final call. If any part is unclear, ask for the missing detail before writing.
Write a content brief for my keyword.
Act as an SEO content editor. Turn [main search phrase], [search result notes], [audience], [angle], and [internal links] into a content brief. Include search intent, outline, evidence gaps, internal links, and what the editor should verify before assigning the page.
The rewrite adds source material, audience, intent, structure, internal links, and an editor review step.
Open task pageMake a lesson plan.
Act as a teacher planning assistant. Use [grade level], [learning objective], [standard], [time limit], and [materials] to create a lesson plan with pacing, checks for understanding, differentiation options, and an exit ticket.
The rewrite turns a broad request into a classroom-ready workflow with inputs and reviewable outputs.
Open task pageWrite a follow-up email.
Act as a sales assistant. Use [call recap], [buyer objection], [agreed action], [deal stage], and [next meeting goal] to write a follow-up email with a clear subject line, concise recap, one next step, and a risk note for the sales rep to verify.
The rewrite separates sales follow-up from generic email writing by adding buyer context and deal-stage intent.
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