The Prompt
Act as an experienced Lawyers specialist and practical AI work assistant. Task: Create an onboarding checklist. Category: SOPs & Checklists. Compliance note: Do not present uncertain facts as final advice. Flag assumptions, risks, privacy concerns, and items that require qualified professional review. Context to use: - Role/business: [describe your role, business, client, or project] - Audience: [who this output is for] - Goal: [what success looks like] - Location/platform: [country, city, channel, website, marketplace, document type] - Tone: [professional, friendly, persuasive, simple, formal, etc.] - Constraints: [budget, deadline, brand rules, compliance limits, word count] - Source material: [paste notes, data, draft, product details, case facts, or instructions] Instructions: 1. Ask up to 3 clarifying questions only if critical details are missing. 2. If enough context is available, produce the best possible first draft immediately. 3. Make the output specific, practical, and usable for Lawyers. 4. Use clear headings, bullet points, and action steps. 5. Include assumptions, risks, and items to verify. 6. Add 2 optional variations when helpful. 7. End with a concise quality checklist. Output format: - Short summary - Main draft or recommendation - Optional variations - Assumptions and items to verify - Quality checklist - Next steps Now complete the task.
Example Output
Expected output: a structured, ready-to-edit professional draft for Lawyers. It should include a short summary, the main deliverable for 'Create an onboarding checklist', optional variations, risks or assumptions, and a practical checklist. The answer should be tailored to SOPs & Checklists, your stated audience, tone, platform, location, and constraints.
Best Practices & Common Mistakes
Best practices: replace all bracketed variables; provide real context; ask for 2-3 variations; request a checklist; verify facts, dates, pricing, names, and claims. Common mistakes: using vague prompts, skipping audience details, ignoring brand voice, and publishing output without review. Important: this profession may involve regulated, financial, legal, or healthcare-sensitive work. Treat AI output as a draft only and verify with qualified human judgment, current rules, and local compliance requirements.