Try a saved prompt on a second case

Fill a copy, then decide if the frame still fits.

Keep a blank master template. Paste a copy and fill every needed slot with the new case. Do not overwrite the master with this one case.

For a simple test, keep the task and form the same. Compare what happens when the source facts change.

If the new task no longer fits the template, revise it or use a different one. Keeping every word is not the goal when the job changes.

Read the whole request before sending it. Fill missing slots without adding needless private details.

A description of a leak or light is not an expert safety assessment. Use the right real-world help promptly if the actual problem needs it.

Keep a short record of each case and its result. Record “sample only” if you did not receive and check a real AI reply.

Reuse the repair-note structure.

Made-up template: ask the building manager about the stated problem and place, then ask when it can be checked, in three polite sentences. First case: leaking faucet in the kitchen. Second case: broken light in the second-floor hallway. No visit time, cause or evening conditions are given.

Compare two craft-fair notices.

Made-up template: write a warm notice in three sentences from the event, date, place and sign-up route, adding no details. First case: spring craft fair, April 18, church hall, front desk. Second case: autumn craft fair, October 11, community hall, event desk. Fill a second request. Check that none of the first case’s facts carry over.