Tell AI about your text

Step 1 of 6

Building on what you know

A few good facts make the answer clearer.

Last time, you asked AI to explain a piece of text. AI means a smart computer helper. Today you make its answer fit you better.

When an answer feels too broad, AI is often missing a few small facts. Broad means general, not quite about your thing.

Two facts help the most. Tell AI what kind of text it is. Then say the one thing you need to know.

Kind of texta plant care label, a store return rule, a package step

What you needthe main point, a word meaning, the next step

One rule keeps you safe. Leave out anything private.

Skip names, account numbers, passwords, addresses, phone numbers, and bill amounts.

For medical, legal, money, account, or safety papers, check with a real person at the real source. That means call the office or store that sent it.

Buddy says

Pick a short, low-risk text to practice on. A return rule or a care label is perfect.

The safe swap

Trade private details for safe labels.

AI does not need your private facts to explain a text.

Does your text have a name or a number? Just replace it with a plain word.

Type the word [name] in place of the real name. Type [number] in place of the real number.

The text still makes sense, and you stay safe.

When in doubt, leave it out. That simple line keeps you out of trouble.

Buddy says

A quick read before you send is all it takes. Spot a private detail? Swap it for a label.

See it work

Watch a few facts turn a vague answer into a clear one.

A quick, vague try

explain this label

Add the who, what & how

A clear request

I am reading a plant care label. My question is: how often do I water it? The safe text is: "Bright indirect light. Water when top inch is dry." Please answer in plain words, using only what is in the text.

What the AI sends back

The label says to water only when the top inch of soil feels dry. It does not give a set schedule, so do not water on a fixed day. It also wants bright, indirect light, not harsh direct sun.

It is the same label both times. Now AI knows the kind of text and the one thing you needed. That is why the second answer fits you so well.

Your turn, no wrong answers

Add the right facts to your own ask.

Pick a short, safe text. Tell AI the kind of text. Ask one question. Then paste the text. Leave out anything private.

Your practice box, just for you. What you type here stays on this page. It is not the AI.

Stuck? Try a store return rule. Ask: what do I need to bring?

Type anything in the box, even a few words. There is no wrong answer here. Then this opens.

It opens right next to this page, so you never lose your spot. Come back any time. Nothing here disappears.

You did it

You gave AI the right facts to help you read.

Tell AI the kind of text and the one thing you need to know.
Swap private details for safe labels like [name] or [number]. When in doubt, leave it out.
For medical, legal, money, account, or safety papers, check with a real person at the real source.

Buddy says

You made a vague answer clear, and you kept yourself safe doing it. That's a real skill!

Step 1 of 6

Building on what you know

A few good facts make the answer clearer.

Last time, you asked AI to explain a piece of text. AI means a smart computer helper. Today you make its answer fit you better.

When an answer feels too broad, AI is often missing a few small facts. Broad means general, not quite about your thing.

Two facts help the most. Tell AI what kind of text it is. Then say the one thing you need to know.

Kind of texta plant care label, a store return rule, a package step

What you needthe main point, a word meaning, the next step

One rule keeps you safe. Leave out anything private.

Skip names, account numbers, passwords, addresses, phone numbers, and bill amounts.

For medical, legal, money, account, or safety papers, check with a real person at the real source. That means call the office or store that sent it.

Buddy says

Pick a short, low-risk text to practice on. A return rule or a care label is perfect.

The safe swap

Trade private details for safe labels.

AI does not need your private facts to explain a text.

Does your text have a name or a number? Just replace it with a plain word.

Type the word [name] in place of the real name. Type [number] in place of the real number.

The text still makes sense, and you stay safe.

When in doubt, leave it out. That simple line keeps you out of trouble.

Buddy says

A quick read before you send is all it takes. Spot a private detail? Swap it for a label.

See it work

Watch a few facts turn a vague answer into a clear one.

A quick, vague try

explain this label

Add the who, what & how

A clear request

What the AI sends back

The label says to water only when the top inch of soil feels dry. It does not give a set schedule, so do not water on a fixed day. It also wants bright, indirect light, not harsh direct sun.

It is the same label both times. Now AI knows the kind of text and the one thing you needed. That is why the second answer fits you so well.

Your turn, no wrong answers

Add the right facts to your own ask.

Pick a short, safe text. Tell AI the kind of text. Ask one question. Then paste the text. Leave out anything private.

Your practice box, just for you. What you type here stays on this page. It is not the AI.

Stuck? Try a store return rule. Ask: what do I need to bring?

Type anything in the box, even a few words. There is no wrong answer here. Then this opens.

It opens right next to this page, so you never lose your spot. Come back any time. Nothing here disappears.

You did it

You gave AI the right facts to help you read.

Tell AI the kind of text and the one thing you need to know.
Swap private details for safe labels like [name] or [number]. When in doubt, leave it out.
For medical, legal, money, account, or safety papers, check with a real person at the real source.

Buddy says

You made a vague answer clear, and you kept yourself safe doing it. That's a real skill!

Tell AI about your text

A few good facts make the answer clearer.

Trade private details for safe labels.

Watch a few facts turn a vague answer into a clear one.

Which ask gives AI what it needs to answer?

Add the right facts to your own ask.

You gave AI the right facts to help you read.

Tell AI about your text

A few good facts make the answer clearer.

Trade private details for safe labels.

Watch a few facts turn a vague answer into a clear one.

Which ask gives AI what it needs to answer?

Add the right facts to your own ask.

You gave AI the right facts to help you read.

A few good facts make the answer clearer.

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A few good facts make the answer clearer.

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