Issue #2 · July 29, 2026 · 3 min

Turn scattered feedback into a clear action list

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Prompt of the DayTurn scattered feedback into a clear action list

You got a pile of comments (reviews, survey answers, edits) and need to act.

Here's a batch of feedback. Group it into themes, rank the themes by how often they appear and how important they are, and give me a prioritized action list. Separate 'quick wins' from 'bigger changes.' Note any feedback that contradicts other feedback.

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Word of the DayNegative Prompting (Constraints)

Negative prompting tells the model what NOT to do — no jargon, no preamble, don't invent figures — to keep output on the rails.

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Try ThisUse AI for the ugly first draft, you for the judgment

For any doc you're dreading, ask AI for a 'rough, structured first draft I can react to.' Reacting to a draft is far easier than facing a blank page.

  1. Give it the goal + your context block.
  2. Ask for a rough structured draft.
  3. Edit hard — keep 30%, rewrite the rest in your voice.

Don't Do ThisDon't describe the format when you could show it

Explaining the structure you want in prose takes longer than showing it and works worse, because your description is ambiguous and an example is not.

Instead: Paste one good example from your own files and say "match this structure and tone." One sample beats a paragraph of instructions.

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