Claude, without
the magic tricks.

A practical guide to better context, sharper instructions, and outputs you can actually use.

01

Prompt as interface

A good prompt is not an incantation. It is an interface between your intent and a model: the job, the available context, the constraints, and the shape of a useful result.

A durable prompt shape
Job       → what Claude owns
Context   → what is true here
Constraints → what must not change
Output    → the artifact you need
Check     → how to know it is good
02

Context is a design decision

More context is not automatically better. Give Claude the smallest complete world it needs: source material, audience, examples, and the decisions already made.

03

Ask for evidence, not confidence

Separate creation from checking. Have Claude identify assumptions, cite the supplied material, and describe what it could not verify.

One sharp workflow per issue.

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