Getting started
Choosing a way to work
Sometimes you know exactly what you want. Sometimes you have a question, a rough idea or material you want to work on. Start with an approach that fits your situation. You can change it as you go.
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Ask directly when the task is clear
If you know what you need, describe the task and any details that matter.
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Read the result and decide whether it meets your needs. A short exchange may be enough; you can follow up if something needs adjusting.
Work through a dialogue when the idea is still developing
If you are exploring possibilities, you do not need to decide everything before starting. Explain what you are considering and where you would like help.
I’d like to organise a neighbourhood gathering, but I haven’t decided what kind. Help me explore a few options. Ask about my priorities before making suggestions.
Use the conversation to compare possibilities, question assumptions and make your own choices.
PROMPT MANUAL itself is being developed this way: Mario and Aik discuss ideas, examine drafts and revise them together. Mario decides what becomes part of the project.
Work from material you already have
If you have a draft, notes or a document, make clear what you want the AI to do with it.
Read these meeting notes and list the decisions and unresolved questions. If something is unclear, flag it rather than filling in the gaps.
Check what you are sharing before pasting or uploading material. Afterwards, compare the answer with the original, especially where accuracy or completeness matters.
Change your approach when it helps
These approaches can overlap. A direct request can lead to a discussion. A discussion can produce a draft that you then revise.
You can also pause the conversation, consult another source or work on something yourself before returning. Choose the approach that helps you make progress and understand the result.