Getting good at it

It’s thinking, not prompting.

It’s still the prediction engine from this morning. Your whole job is to help it predict better.

Watch what vague gets you

“Write a message to a candidate about a job.”
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“Hi, I hope you’re well! I came across your profile and thought you’d be a great fit for an exciting opportunity with a leading company. Fantastic role, excellent benefits, real growth potential. Open to a quick chat this week? Best regards.”

It gave you exactly what you asked for.

Feed it four things to predict well

Who · what facts · what shape · what good looks like

Role
who it should be — “a senior finance recruiter…”
Context
the facts / the material it needs
Task + format
exactly what, in exactly what shape
Example / limits
show it good, or set the rules

Your turn

Crack the vault.

Same weak prompts. You rebuild them — and watch the output turn from slop into something you’d actually send.

Ch. 07 · Thinking, not prompting