Keep only facts that matter

Step 1 of 5

Picking up where you left off

Last time you said what you want. Now add the facts that matter.

A small, clear ask already works well. A few right facts make it even better.

The right facts are the ones that change the answer. Extra facts just get in the way.

Here is a simple test. Ask yourself: "Would the answer change if ChatGPT knew this?" If yes, add it. If no, leave it out.

Personwho it is for, like a cousin

Limita time, length, or number, like under 50 words

Materialwhat you already have, like the soup she brought

Tonehow it should sound, like warm

Keep your facts safe. Leave out private numbers, passwords, and account details.

For health, money, legal, or big choices, ask a real person you trust. ChatGPT is a helper, not an expert.

Buddy says

If a fact does not change the answer, leave it out. A few right facts beat a long list.

See it work

Watch the right facts make a better note.

A quick, vague try

Help me write a thank-you note.

Add the who, what & how

A clear request

Help me write a short thank-you note for my cousin. Use a warm tone. Mention the soup she brought when I was sick. Keep it under 50 words.

What the AI sends back

Hi Maria! Thank you so much for the soup. It was warm and so kind of you. It really helped me on a hard week, and I felt cared for. I am lucky to have you. Love you lots!

Four right facts did the work: who it is for, a warm tone, the soup, and under 50 words. Notice ChatGPT used each one.

Your turn, no wrong answers

Add the right facts to your own ask.

Pick a small, safe task. Add a few facts that change the answer, like who it is for, a limit, what you have, or the tone. Leave private things out.

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

Stuck? Start with "Help me write." Then add who it is for and one limit, like "keep it short."

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 can now pick the facts that matter.

The right facts change the answer. Ask yourself: "Would the answer change if ChatGPT knew this?"
Four handy buckets: person, limit, material, and tone. An empty bucket is fine.
Leave out private details. For health, money, legal, or big choices, ask a real person.

Buddy says

You are choosing facts like a pro now. A little detail, in the right spot. That is the whole trick!

Step 1 of 5

Picking up where you left off

Last time you said what you want. Now add the facts that matter.

A small, clear ask already works well. A few right facts make it even better.

The right facts are the ones that change the answer. Extra facts just get in the way.

Here is a simple test. Ask yourself: "Would the answer change if ChatGPT knew this?" If yes, add it. If no, leave it out.

Personwho it is for, like a cousin

Limita time, length, or number, like under 50 words

Materialwhat you already have, like the soup she brought

Tonehow it should sound, like warm

Keep your facts safe. Leave out private numbers, passwords, and account details.

For health, money, legal, or big choices, ask a real person you trust. ChatGPT is a helper, not an expert.

Buddy says

If a fact does not change the answer, leave it out. A few right facts beat a long list.

See it work

Watch the right facts make a better note.

A quick, vague try

Help me write a thank-you note.

Add the who, what & how

A clear request

Help me write a short thank-you note for my cousin. Use a warm tone. Mention the soup she brought when I was sick. Keep it under 50 words.

What the AI sends back

Hi Maria! Thank you so much for the soup. It was warm and so kind of you. It really helped me on a hard week, and I felt cared for. I am lucky to have you. Love you lots!

Four right facts did the work: who it is for, a warm tone, the soup, and under 50 words. Notice ChatGPT used each one.

Your turn, no wrong answers

Add the right facts to your own ask.

Pick a small, safe task. Add a few facts that change the answer, like who it is for, a limit, what you have, or the tone. Leave private things out.

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

Stuck? Start with "Help me write." Then add who it is for and one limit, like "keep it short."

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 can now pick the facts that matter.

The right facts change the answer. Ask yourself: "Would the answer change if ChatGPT knew this?"
Four handy buckets: person, limit, material, and tone. An empty bucket is fine.
Leave out private details. For health, money, legal, or big choices, ask a real person.

Buddy says

You are choosing facts like a pro now. A little detail, in the right spot. That is the whole trick!

Keep only facts that matter

Last time you said what you want. Now add the facts that matter.

Watch the right facts make a better note.

Which one adds the facts that change the answer?

Add the right facts to your own ask.

You can now pick the facts that matter.

Keep only facts that matter

Last time you said what you want. Now add the facts that matter.

Watch the right facts make a better note.

Which one adds the facts that change the answer?

Add the right facts to your own ask.

You can now pick the facts that matter.

Last time you said what you want. Now add the facts that matter.

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Last time you said what you want. Now add the facts that matter.

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