The secret of a good prompt: describe the outcome, not the steps
The gap between a disappointing result and a stunning one is usually one sentence.
What happened?
Most people give AI vague commands ("write me a story"). Pros describe the finished result: for whom? in what tone? how long? what must it include and avoid? plus one example of the desired shape.
Why should you care?
The model doesn't read your mind — it reads your words. Every detail you describe saves you five retries. It's the first skill AIKHANA teaches because it multiplies the value of every other tool.
Who should pay attention?
Everyone — from a student doing research to a shop owner writing an ad.
Should I try it?
Take the last prompt you wrote and recast it in this mold: "Write [what] for [whom], in a [tone] tone, [length] long; it must include […] and avoid […]". Compare the two results yourself.
