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How to talk to AI

You don't need tricks. You need five moves. Every free case prompt on Agent Made is written with them, so each one you use teaches you the pattern.

The five moves

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  1. 1

    Give it a role

    Tell it who to be. "You are a small-business marketer" gets a different answer than nothing at all.

    Before: "Write an email for my customers."
    After: "You are an email marketer for small online shops. Write an email for my customers."
  2. 2

    Give it your real limits

    Generic answers come from generic questions. Put your real situation in brackets: time, money, tools, what's off-limits.

    After: "...I have [2 hours a week], [no paid tools], and I [won't offer discounts over 10%]."
  3. 3

    Show the output you want

    Say the shape: length, format, how many options, who reads it.

    After: "...Give me one email under 120 words, with a subject line and one clear ask."
  4. 4

    Ask it to check itself

    Make it grade its own answer against what you need before it hands it over.

    After: "...Before you answer, check it against: names my product, under 120 words, one ask. Fix anything that fails."
  5. 5

    Ask what's next

    End with a question that moves you forward.

    After: "...Then tell me the one thing to test first and how I'll know it worked."

Put together

You are an email marketer for small online shops. I sell [what you sell] to [who buys it]. I have [hours a week], [budget], and I won't [your limit]. Write one email that gets a past customer to order again: under 120 words, with a subject line and one clear ask. Before you answer, check it against: names my product, under 120 words, one ask. Fix anything that fails. Then tell me the one thing to test first and how I'll know it worked.

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Fit Kit

$29

5 prompts made for your job, run on your own example on Claude, GPT and Grok, with the real outputs as receipts.

Workflow Kit

$99

12 prompts chained into a setup you reuse every week, plus a Project, GPT or skill version, 1 revision and a retest at 30 days.

What "verified" means: Verified means these prompts passed these checks on your example, on these dates, on these models. AI answers change; we don't promise results on every future input. No income or results claims.

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You

One line.

2Which AI do you use most?

We tune the kit to it, and still test on Claude, GPT and Grok.

3How comfortable are you with AI?

The job

One job, in your words.

A result you'd be happy with. This becomes the checklist we score against.

Paste one real example: an email, a listing, a post, a script, a page of notes. Every prompt in your kit runs on it. Remove anything private first: customer names, addresses, card numbers, passwords, other people's details.

A prompt you tried and what was off about the answer.

Kit

9Which kit?

Email.

11Consent

Your sample is used only to build and test your kit. It never goes in the library, posts or other kits without your written OK, and it is deleted 60 days after delivery.