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Mastering the Art of the AI Prompt

Make the task clear and judge the result against a real brief.

General users seeking better results. No programming experience is assumed.

Topics include “Define the job and the reader”; “Give context that is relevant and permitted”; “Specify a format that serves the use”.

Includes 6 practical chapters, an illustrative case, two printable worksheets, an action plan, and linked sources.

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Inside this guide

  1. Define the job and the reader
  2. Give context that is relevant and permitted
  3. Specify a format that serves the use
  4. Add constraints and examples without contradiction
  5. Revise the failed requirement
  6. Save a prompt with its checking method

A little reading to begin with

A SAMPLE FROM CHAPTER ONE

Write what the output should help someone do. Explain a process, draft a message, compare supplied options, or organise notes are clearer jobs than help me with everything. Name the intended reader and what they already know.

Choose a completion test before prompting. A useful announcement may need date, location, action, and a contact route. A comparison may need the same criteria for every option. This test lets you identify a failed requirement without judging the answer only by tone.

Keep the first task small enough to review. If it combines research, advice, drafting, and external action, split those parts. A draft does not authorise sending; a recommendation does not establish that an option is suitable. The prompt should make the immediate job concrete while preserving the decision you will make after checking the output.

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Educational guidance; not professional or personalized advice.

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