Practice by topic / AI prompting / Shaping the Output
Tables, word limits, templates and examples: telling Claude exactly what the answer should look like saves you rewriting it afterwards. These 10 exercises build up step by step, starting with ask for a table, pros and cons in bullets, set a word limit.
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Write a prompt asking Claude to compare three laptops in a table with columns for price, battery life and weight.
Ask for a table, and name the columns: price, battery life, weight.
Write a prompt asking Claude to list the pros and cons of working from home as bullet points, with no more than 4 bullets each.
Ask for pros and cons of working from home, as bullet points, max 4 each.
Write a prompt asking Claude to write a LinkedIn post announcing your new job in under 80 words, with no hashtags.
Ask for a LinkedIn post about your new job, under 80 words, and say no hashtags.
Write a prompt asking Claude for numbered, step-by-step instructions to set up a shared Google Drive folder for a new team member.
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Try it in the live editor →Write a prompt asking Claude to draft a one-page onboarding guide using these headings: Before Day 1, Week 1, Who to Ask.
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Try it in the live editor →Write a prompt asking Claude to return 5 product ideas as JSON, with the fields name, description and target customer.
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Try it in the live editor →Write a prompt asking Claude to write SMS appointment reminders under 160 characters, in plain text with no emojis or links.
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Try it in the live editor →Write a prompt giving Claude a template — 'Problem: … / Cause: … / Fix: …' — and asking it to fill it in for an office printer that keeps jamming.
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Try it in the live editor →Write a prompt asking Claude for the single best subject line for an email inviting staff to a training session — just the subject line, nothing else.
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Try it in the live editor →Write a prompt asking Claude to rank 5 ways to cut office energy costs from cheapest to most expensive to put in place, with an estimated cost for each.
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