The parts of a prompt
Start with the task. Add the context the model cannot know, who the answer is for, the format you want and any limits. A role helps when the task needs a particular kind of expertise.
Describe the task, add context and choose a format. Get a clear, structured prompt ready to paste into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini.
Describe the task and your prompt appears here, structured with role, context, format and constraints.
Good prompts give AI what a capable colleague would need. Here are the parts, the order and what to do with the answer.
Start with the task. Add the context the model cannot know, who the answer is for, the format you want and any limits. A role helps when the task needs a particular kind of expertise.
A one-line request gets a generic answer. Two or three sentences on the situation, the goal and what you already know change the result more than any clever wording.
Writing the prompt is half the work. Verify the claims the model flags, push back where it is vague and decide what you will keep. Score a prompt with the AI prompt grader or see how you work with AI in the AI readiness quiz.
It turns your task into a structured prompt. You describe what you want and add a role, context, audience, format and constraints, and it assembles them in a clear order you can paste into any AI assistant.
Yes. The prompt is plain text, so it works with any chat-based AI model. Copy it and paste it into the tool you use.
No. It builds the prompt from what you type, using a structure that works well in practice. Nothing you enter is sent to a server.
A clear task, the context behind it, who the answer is for, the format you want and the limits to stay within. Asking the model to raise questions and flag assumptions also improves the result.
AI models fill gaps with guesses. Asking for questions, assumptions and claims to verify makes those guesses visible, so you can check them before you rely on the answer.
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