💡 How to use these prompts:
Replace everything in [BRACKETS] with your specific details before sending.
Click Copy to copy any prompt to your clipboard instantly.
I want your assessment, not a summary of viewpoints.
Question: [QUESTION]
Rules:
- Take a position and defend it
- Tell me your confidence and what would change your mind
- If the honest answer is that it depends, say what it depends on rather than listing both sides
- Do not end with a paragraph about how there are many factors to consider
I am going to describe a plan. Your job is to find what is wrong with it.
Plan: [DESCRIBE]
Give me:
1. The assumption most likely to be false
2. What breaks first if you are right about that
3. What I have not considered
4. Whether the plan is worth doing anyway
Do not open by telling me it is a solid plan.
Answer the question below. For every factual claim, tag it:
[CONFIRMED] you are confident and it is widely documented
[LIKELY] you believe it but could be out of date
[UNSURE] you are reasoning from general knowledge
[UNKNOWN] you do not know and should not guess
Do not skip the tags. An untagged answer is worse than no answer.
Question: [QUESTION]
Improve the text below for clarity only.
Do NOT:
- Change my vocabulary to more formal words
- Add transition phrases like furthermore or moreover
- Make sentences uniform in length
- Add a summary paragraph
DO:
- Cut anything that repeats
- Fix genuinely unclear sentences
- Flag anything that reads as untrue
Text:
[PASTE]
I want to understand [TOPIC], not be given the answer.
Work through it with me:
- Ask what I already know before explaining
- Give me one concept at a time and check I have it
- When I get something wrong, tell me what I misunderstood rather than restating the right answer
- Do not move on until I can explain it back
Start by asking what I know.
I am choosing between [A] and [B].
Do not compare features. Instead:
1. What is the single question that decides this
2. What would make A clearly right
3. What would make B clearly right
4. Which do you think fits what I have told you, and what are you unsure about
If you need something from me to answer properly, ask before answering.