Try your saved prompt on a second case

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Where we are

One good run is a start. Two is proof.

Last time you built a saved prompt. A prompt is just the words you type to ChatGPT. Nice work.

Today you try that same prompt on a new task. Same words, new facts.

Why? Because one good answer could be luck. A second good answer means you can trust it. Now it is a tool you keep.

First taska polite note about a leaky faucet

Second taska polite note about a broken hallway light

Pick a small, safe second task. Leave out anything private.

Not today: money, health, legal, account, or safety tasks. For those, ask a real person you trust.

Buddy says

Make the second task different from the first. That difference is the whole test.

The simple idea

Your prompt is a frame. Only the blanks change.

Picture your saved prompt as a frame with a few blanks. A blank is a spot you fill in, shown like [this].

To use it again, you change only the [blanks]. You leave every other word exactly as it was.

Before you send it, take out private parts: names, unit numbers, addresses, account numbers. When in doubt, leave it out.

Buddy says

If you catch yourself rewriting the whole thing, stop. Paste the saved one fresh and change only the [blanks].

See it work

Watch one frame fit a brand-new task.

A quick, vague try

Write a polite note to my building manager about [the problem] in [the place]. Keep it short and kind.

Add the who, what & how

A clear request

Write a polite note to my building manager about a broken light in the second-floor hallway. Keep it short and kind.

What the AI sends back

Hi, I wanted to let you know the light in the second-floor hallway is out. It gets quite dark there in the evening. Could it please be fixed soon? Thank you so much for your help.

This is the same frame Lourdes used for her leaky faucet. She only swapped the two [blanks], and she left her name out to stay private.

Your turn, no wrong answers

Run your saved prompt on a second task.

Paste your saved prompt below. Type new facts into each [blank]. Keep it small and safe, and leave out anything private.

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

Stuck? Use the same prompt as last time. Change only the words inside the [blanks], and nothing else.

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.

Step 1 of 6

Where we are

One good run is a start. Two is proof.

Last time you built a saved prompt. A prompt is just the words you type to ChatGPT. Nice work.

Today you try that same prompt on a new task. Same words, new facts.

Why? Because one good answer could be luck. A second good answer means you can trust it. Now it is a tool you keep.

First taska polite note about a leaky faucet

Second taska polite note about a broken hallway light

Pick a small, safe second task. Leave out anything private.

Not today: money, health, legal, account, or safety tasks. For those, ask a real person you trust.

Buddy says

Make the second task different from the first. That difference is the whole test.

The simple idea

Your prompt is a frame. Only the blanks change.

Picture your saved prompt as a frame with a few blanks. A blank is a spot you fill in, shown like [this].

To use it again, you change only the [blanks]. You leave every other word exactly as it was.

Before you send it, take out private parts: names, unit numbers, addresses, account numbers. When in doubt, leave it out.

Buddy says

If you catch yourself rewriting the whole thing, stop. Paste the saved one fresh and change only the [blanks].

See it work

Watch one frame fit a brand-new task.

A quick, vague try

Write a polite note to my building manager about [the problem] in [the place]. Keep it short and kind.

Add the who, what & how

A clear request

Write a polite note to my building manager about a broken light in the second-floor hallway. Keep it short and kind.

What the AI sends back

Hi, I wanted to let you know the light in the second-floor hallway is out. It gets quite dark there in the evening. Could it please be fixed soon? Thank you so much for your help.

This is the same frame Lourdes used for her leaky faucet. She only swapped the two [blanks], and she left her name out to stay private.

Your turn, no wrong answers

Run your saved prompt on a second task.

Paste your saved prompt below. Type new facts into each [blank]. Keep it small and safe, and leave out anything private.

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

Stuck? Use the same prompt as last time. Change only the words inside the [blanks], and nothing else.

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.

Try your saved prompt on a second case

One good run is a start. Two is proof.

Your prompt is a frame. Only the blanks change.

Watch one frame fit a brand-new task.

Which one gives the helper enough to work with?

Run your saved prompt on a second task.

You proved your prompt works more than once.

Try your saved prompt on a second case

One good run is a start. Two is proof.

Your prompt is a frame. Only the blanks change.

Watch one frame fit a brand-new task.

Which one gives the helper enough to work with?

Run your saved prompt on a second task.

You proved your prompt works more than once.

One good run is a start. Two is proof.

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