Prompt anatomy, context choices, trusted sources, and the course lexicon in one place.
Prompt anatomy, context choices, trusted sources, and the course lexicon in one place.
Use this before sending a prompt that matters.
Say exactly what you want the model to do.
Add the facts, files, constraints, audience, and examples it needs.
Specify the shape of the output: bullets, table, draft, checklist, or code.
Pick the smallest extra context layer that changes the answer.
Use when the answer depends on recent facts or current products.
Use when the model must reason over your own documents or data.
Use when visual state, layout, frames, or screenshots matter.
Use when the same instructions and files should carry across many chats.
Start here when vocabulary, model behavior, or tooling changes.
References are for review after retrieval. Try the lesson recall box first, then return here to check the exact names, roles, and order.