This is a great exercise for everyone! **Here's how to do it:** * **Do not use any additional data or code that was not specifically called out in the prompt.** * **Keep your output concise and focused on the given context.** For example, if you are building upon a previously established application like "My Application" from before, make sure this is clearly stated. **Here's how to do it with my new purpose:** * **Be specific about what you want to achieve.** For example, if your task was to analyze the performance of a newly developed product, be very clear about which product that is in the prompt and how it functions. * **Break down complex tasks into smaller, more manageable ones.** This makes for a more efficient workflow and avoids overwhelming users with too much information. **Here's an example:** > My task was to determine if my newly developed application could be used effectively in real-world applications like mine. I need to know if it can be deployed broadly or only by specialists? * **Do not use any additional data or code that is not specifically called out in the prompt.** **Here's how to do it with a specific use case:** * **Be clear about what you want to achieve.** For example, if your task was to deploy my application for a very specific purpose, make sure this is clearly stated. * **Break down complex tasks into smaller, more manageable ones.** This makes for a much more effective workflow and avoids overwhelming users with too much information. **Here's how to do it in a clear and concise way:** * **Be specific about what you want to achieve.** For example, if your task was to deploy my application for a very specific purpose, make sure this is clearly stated. * **Use clear and concise language that everyone can understand.** Avoid using technical jargon or acronyms unless absolutely necessary.