Sample article for layout testing.
A good prompt names the task, includes the context needed to do it and explains what a useful answer should contain. Start with one clear request and add examples where the output format matters.
What to compare
Use these examples to make a short list and decide what to check before committing.
| Situation | Option to consider | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Summaries | Specify a word limit | Check whether key points survived |
| Draft emails | Give the audience and goal | Review tone and claims |
| Comparisons | Name the criteria | Verify details independently |
A quick checklist
- State the outcome in the first sentence
- Provide a short example if the format matters
- Ask the tool to identify missing information
Put it into practice
- Summaries: consider specify a word limit. Check whether key points survived.
- Review tone and claims.
- Verify details independently.
State the outcome in the first sentence.
