Part two

Build a workflow you can reuse

Five modules, a little over an hour in total. Learn the habits that turn scattered prompting into a checking habit you can reuse.

Each module has an objective, a worked example, something to practice, and a way to check yourself. Complete them in order once, then return whenever a workflow needs fixing.

The context you forgot to give 12 min A disappointing result often points to missing context. Five details can make the next attempt easier to review and use.
Working from your own documents 15 min The difference between a tool that writes like the internet and one that writes like your department. This is the module that pays off over time.
Fix the draft, don't start over 12 min Most people abandon a draft that was 80% right and start again. The second draft is where the quality is, if you know what to ask for.
Knowing when not to trust it 15 min One rule covers most of it. The rest is a short list of things that go wrong predictably, and three habits worth making automatic.
Maps and loops 18 min Search finds similar text. A map records how named things connect. CME questions are often the second kind, and a checking loop is how you use either without handing the file over.