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The 4 Layers 路 every strong prompt has them
1
Objective. What you want. One sentence, one win.
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Context. The world. Who you are, who it is for, what is off-limits.
3
Output. The shape. Format, length, structure of what comes back.
4
Workflow. The steps, when the path matters. Optional.
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Guardrails. The rules. Voice, tone, things to avoid. Always on.
Weak output? Run the 30-second test: which layer is missing? Usually Context or Output.
The rules of thumb
- 路Show, don't describe. Photos, screenshots, PDFs, voice notes. Upload instead of explaining.
- 路Never ship an unchecked number. Ask for sources. Verify what matters before a client sees it.
- 路One chat, one job. New task, new chat. Long chats drift.
- 路You are the editor now. First draft is Claude's. Final call is always yours.
- 路Iterate, don't settle. "Warmer." "Shorter." "Less corporate." Revisions cost nothing.
The 5 prompts you will actually reuse
1 路 The universal template
OBJECTIVE: [one sentence, the single outcome you want]
CONTEXT: [who you are, who it is for, the situation]
OUTPUT: [format, length, structure]
GUARDRAILS: [voice, rules, things to avoid]
2 路 Listing description from photos
[Upload 5 photos first]
Write the listing description from what you see in these photos. Lead with the lifestyle, mention the light and standout finishes, be specific to what is actually shown. Under 150 words. Then list 3 details most agents would forget to mention.
3 路 Voice note to follow-up kit
[Speak your messy post-showing ramble first, then:]
Turn my voice note into: 1) a warm follow-up email to the clients, 2) a CRM note with facts only, 3) my to-do list with any deadlines I mentioned. Do not invent anything I did not say. Flag anything unclear.
4 路 The client translator
Explain [TERM] to a nervous first-time buyer, as a text message I can send. Under 60 words, warm, no jargon, one everyday analogy. Then one line for when they ask "is that bad for me?"
5 路 Critique before you send
Critique this draft honestly before I send it. Audience is [who]. The outcome I want is [what]. Three sections: what works, what is weak (be specific), what you would cut. Be direct. Do not rewrite yet.
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