Dan Koe

On this one, I didn't paste the context that it needed from me, but I could have, right?

In phase one, I could have said, use the guide on what context you need from me in order to create interview questions that you can ask me.

And then phase two, use the tweet writing guide to...

take everything I gave you and turn them into tweets.

And so what it did after that, sometimes this prompt will ask clarifying questions if it has them to make the prompt better.

But then it starts to spit out the prompt and it has phase one, context gathering interview.

Oh, I guess I did paste it in there.

So it's somewhere in the thing, but...

When you send this prompt for writing tweets, it asks you what your domain and expertise is, audience pain point, unique observation, transformation vision, personal connection, what tone, specific examples.

And then once it has enough information, it'll go into phase two, which is to generate nine posts using...

Yeah, three variations of the patient observer posts, which was one of the examples.

Three variations of the dramatic profit posts.

Three variations of the quiet devastator posts.

Post structure requirements, constraints, output format.

And then I just had it rewrite it as Markdown without the code block so that I could paste that into my notes because not a coder, don't use cursor, any of that.

But I just keep things in notes.

But, Greg, do you have questions on this?

Yeah.

I mean, another way to think of it, too, is if you're a ghostwriter, a social media manager, you're managing clients.

You can...