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Begin with the full prompt structure before choosing a narrower skill.

Use this first when a rough task needs a clear goal, context, format, constraints, and review step.

Tighten the parts of a prompt that most often change the usefulness of the answer.

Use when the AI needs background facts, source boundaries, or project-specific details.

Use when the response must follow a table, outline, checklist, JSON-like shape, or other fixed structure.

Use when the answer needs limits, exclusions, priorities, or must-include requirements.

Use when examples can show the pattern you want without leaking bad assumptions into the task.

Review prompts before using them for factual, structured, or high-stakes work.

Use when a prompt is vague, overloaded, missing inputs, or producing inconsistent answers.

Use when the task needs source limits, uncertainty labels, date scope, or verification steps.

Use when an answer must be easy to parse, compare, reuse, or paste into another workflow.

Choose a repeatable framework or decide whether examples are needed at all.

Use when you need a reusable prompt process rather than a one-off template.

Use when deciding whether to give the AI no example, one example, or several examples.