Most people describe what they want in adjectives ("punchy," "professional"). Showing 2-3 real examples instead gets you a match, not a guess — it's how the model-makers say to teach a style fast.
Output that actually sounds like the standard you had in mind, not AI's best guess at "professional."
This is called few-shot prompting, and it's one of the most reliable ways to raise quality fast — examples teach a pattern in a way adjectives never can.
Open the AI you use (in any chat). This works in all the popular ones.
Copy the prompt below, paste it in, and replace anything in [brackets] with your details.
Read what comes back and ask it to adjust — shorter, warmer, more detail. Two tweaks and it’s perfect.
This is a one-off you can run in any chat. The real magic is making it repeat — ask AI to do it every week, keep it as a living system, or have it build you a tool that does it for you. That jump from "neat trick" to "runs my work" is exactly what the ∞ apps are for.
Read the full story → 5 prompting habits straight from AI's own makers (not internet folklore)
Plus the printable AI Moves Starter Pack (PDF). No spam, just things that make you go "I had no idea."