Run your whole system on one real task

Give ChatGPT your facts and your form line.

First, take out anything private. Private means names, home addresses, and account numbers.

Next, open ChatGPT. Type your task in a few plain words.

Then paste your facts. Last, add your form line.

Your form line is the shape you want back, like a short text or a list.

Your task, your facts, and your form line set up a good answer from the very start.

If ChatGPT skips your form, just say it again in plain words.

Buddy says

Private parts come out first, every time. When in doubt, leave it out.

Watch a real task move through the system.

Read it once, then run your quick check.

A real task makes you want to rush. Slow down right here. This is the part that earns trust.

Read the whole answer one time. Do not use it yet.

Now run your check. Find the one part that must be true.

Confirm any fact ChatGPT could not know, like a date, a time, or a price.

Mark the one part you need to fix.

If you feel too busy to check, that is the moment it matters most.

Buddy says

ChatGPT can guess dates, times, and prices. You are the one who knows the real ones.

Use your fix-it line and keep the good parts.

A small miss is normal. Your fix-it line repairs only the weak part.

Stay in the same chat. Do not start over.

Name the one part to change. Then give the right fact yourself.

Read the new answer once. Make sure the fix landed and nothing else moved.

If it changes too much, say so: "You changed too much. Only fix the time."

Buddy says

Point at the one part. The good parts get to stay just as they are.

Set up your own real task.

Type the setup for your one task below. Name the task, give your facts, and add your form line. Take out anything private first.