Before, after & a review loop

Specific inputs make results easier to assess. When an answer misses the target, describe the gap and request a bounded revision. Ask for concise assumptions, evidence, and checks rather than hidden internal reasoning.

• Check: factual support, audience fit, output structure, and usability.
• Revise with a concrete instruction: “Cut the first slide to 40 words and retain both caveats.”
• Record model, date, inputs, and failure cases when evaluating a reusable prompt.

A vague starting point

Make me a great presentation about our business.

A practical structure

Create a seven-slide sales presentation for clinic administrators evaluating our scheduling tool.
Use only the supplied product facts and customer evidence.
Focus on the booking workflow and implementation effort.
Give each slide one takeaway, a visual idea, and a speaker note.
Do not invent time-savings figures. Flag missing proof.
Then check whether every claim is supported.

Teaching example · Not a paid pack or a recorded model result.