The prompt
Context Original draft: [paste your text]. Background: [what this text is for]. Audience [who will read the text] Goal Help the reader understand [specific message] and take [next step]. Constraints Preserve meaning and factual claims. Use a clear, specific, conversational tone. Do not add promises, statistics, features, or urgency. Flag unclear statements instead of guessing. Output An edited version followed by a short list of substantive changes and questions for the author.
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How to use
- Replace every bracketed field with relevant, non-sensitive context.
- Paste your own source material and specify the audience.
- Copy the prompt into your preferred assistant and review its response.
- Compare the original and rewrite line by line for meaning changes.
Example input
Draft: We are able to assist you in the creation of a simple website that explains your services. Audience: independent consultants.
Example output
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Edited: We help you create a simple website that explains your services. Change: Replaced wordy phrasing with a direct sentence. Question: What should readers do next?
Tips
Compare the original and rewrite line by line for meaning changes. Ask for one targeted revision at a time and keep track of which instruction improved the draft.
Common mistakes
Treating a smoother sentence as evidence that the claim is accurate. Missing source material cannot be repaired by confident wording.