Research and verify
Find evidence, test claims and keep a source trail you can defend later.
Ends with a named human decision
12 tested prompts · 4 families · 1 human check each
A prompt is only half the work. Each of these comes from a lesson, points at a standard workflow, and ends with the thing you still have to verify yourself.
Find evidence, test claims and keep a source trail you can defend later.
Ends with a named human decisionDraft in your own voice, then check facts, rights and tone before anyone reads it.
Ends with a named human decisionTurn repeated tasks into workflows with owners, checks and a visible decision point.
Ends with a named human decisionSpecify, test and run things other people depend on, without pretending the risk is gone.
Ends with a named human decisionCopy, adapt, verify
Turn a vague question into a scoped one with named evidence requirements.
Lesson F5.3 →Separate what is checked, what is assumed and what is invented.
Lesson F4.2 →Summarise long material while preserving disagreements and limits.
Lesson F5.2 →Get a usable first draft that still sounds like the person sending it.
Lesson F5.1 →Catch copyright, likeness, consent and disclosure problems while they are still cheap.
Lesson F4.6 →Rewrite for a mixed-language, mobile, mixed-literacy audience without dumbing it down.
Lesson F5.7 →Document a process so someone else can run it and you can improve it.
Lesson F6.1 →Sort a task into low, moderate or high stakes before automating any of it.
Lesson F4.7 →Inspect data honestly instead of analysing whatever happens to be in the file.
Lesson F3.6 →Write down what you are building and how you will know it works.
Lesson F6.1 →Find the inputs that will break a workflow before your users do.
Lesson F6.2 →Turn a prompt that worked once into a reusable, reviewable asset.
Lesson F6.5 →