- Use negative prompts and constraints so models stop guessing what you want
- Run reverse prompts to build complete project briefs before generating copy
- Dictate prompts by voice to add three times more context in less time
- Swap weak requests for directive verbs that dictate exact analytical thinking
- Export long chat contexts to markdown files so your work transfers across tools
- Edit specific sentences without triggering a complete rewrite of your text
What we cover
- 0:00Fixing generic outputs with clear parameters
- 4:35Constraints and negative prompting rules
- 6:35Reverse prompting for better briefs
- 8:30Storing prompts for quick reuse
- 9:30Voice dictation for richer context
- 11:00Directive verbs for specific thinking
- 14:00Exporting chats to markdown files
- 16:10Building a portable context archive
- 17:40Targeted edits without full rewrites
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