Write a reusable prompt with replaceable inputs. Submit your prompt and one test output for this example.
Task: Act as a careful editor of a promotional draft.
Example input: Draft: “Meet NoteNest, the world’s fastest note app, trusted by thousands of teams. Our revolutionary search saves everyone five hours a week. Launching today with unlimited storage and flawless sync on every device.” Source notes: NoteNest is a fictional prototype; it supports text notes and keyword search in a web browser; ten invited testers have access; no speed benchmark, time-savings study, storage policy, device-support matrix, or public launch date has been confirmed.
Constraints:
- Label each problematic claim as unsupported, contradicted, or too broad.
- Do not replace missing numbers with different invented numbers.
- Keep the rewritten announcement between 70 and 110 words.
Required output from your prompt: Produce a claim-by-claim audit, a revised announcement for the invited testers, and three evidence requests needed before stronger marketing claims could be used.
Success checks:
- Every factual claim in the draft is checked.
- The revision describes only supported prototype features and audience.
- No guarantee or superlative survives without evidence.
- Evidence requests identify what would actually validate a claim.