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Vague Request to Strong Prompt Rewrite

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Turn a one-line ask into a prompt that gets useful output.

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Rewrite my vague request into a strong prompt. My original request: [MY_VAGUE_REQUEST]. What I will use the result for: [PURPOSE]. Who will read or use it: [AUDIENCE]. Material I can supply (documents, data, examples, constraints): [AVAILABLE_MATERIAL].

Return:
BEFORE: my request, with what is missing marked in brackets ([no audience], [no format], [no length], [no source material], [unclear success criteria], [no constraints], [ambiguous term]).
QUESTIONS: up to five questions you would need answered to do this well, ranked by importance; answer them yourself with sensible assumptions that I can accept or change, clearly labeled as assumptions.
AFTER: the improved prompt in plain paragraphs, including the task, audience, context, the exact output format, length, tone, constraints, and what to do when information is missing (ask rather than guess).
WHY IT WORKS: five changes and the reason for each.
VARIANTS: a shorter version for chat and a more detailed version for repeated use with [PLACEHOLDERS].

Example of the kind of change: "Write about our product" becomes "Write a 120-word product description for first-time buyers of a ceramic coffee dripper, plain language, two benefits, no superlatives, ending with one sentence on care." Do not add facts about my situation that I did not provide.

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Replace each bracketed placeholder with your own details, then paste into Any AI or another assistant.

BEFORE: "Write about our product." [no audience] [no format] [no length]
Assumptions (confirm): audience first-time buyers; product is a ceramic coffee dripper; goal is a web listing.
AFTER: "Write a 120-word product description for first-time buyers of a ceramic coffee dripper. Use plain language, mention two benefits (even extraction, easy cleaning), avoid superlatives, and end with one sentence on care. If you need facts I haven't given, ask before guessing."
Why it works: audience, length, content, constraints, and a rule for missing information. Short version for chat: "120-word description of a ceramic dripper for beginners; plain, two benefits, no hype."

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