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I want help with: task

Context: who it's for and where it will be used
Good looks like: [an example, or a description of the result you want]
Avoid: [things you don't want: tone, length, clichés]
Format: length and structure

Before you start, ask me up to 3 questions if anything above is unclear. Then do the task. If you had to make an assumption, list it at the end in one line each.

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  1. Current30 Sept 2026Asks up to 3 questions first, lists assumptions
    I want help with: [task]
    
    **Context:** [who it's for and where it will be used]
    **Good looks like:** [an example, or a description of the result you want]
    **Avoid:** [things you don't want: tone, length, clichés]
    **Format:** [length and structure]
    
    Before you start, ask me up to 3 questions if anything above is unclear. Then do the task. If you had to make an assumption, list it at the end in one line each.
  2. Version 216 Sept 2026Added 'Good looks like' and 'Avoid'
    I want help with: [task]
    
    Context: [context]
    Good looks like: [example]
    Avoid: [avoid]
    Format: [format]
  3. Version 126 Aug 2026First version
    I want help with: [task]
    
    Context: [context]
    Format: [format]

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