How to Talk to It · Lesson 3 of 15
Give It Context
The fastest way to better answers: say who it's for, what you want, and how it should sound.
From the video
- Whomy sister Jen
- Whata birthday card
- Howshort and punny
Your turn: try this
Paste it into Claude and fill in the [brackets].
Write a [what you need] for [who it's for]. Here's what matters: [a detail or two about them]. Keep it [short / funny / warm / formal].
Read the transcript
Ask a vague question, get a vague answer. Here's how to get a great one.
How to talk to it: give it context.
Watch. Ask Claude for a birthday message, and you get this.
It's fine. But it could be for anybody.
Now add a little context. Who it's for. What they love. How long.
Same question. Way better answer.
Before you hit send, ask yourself three things: who is it for, what do I want, and what should it sound like?
Your turn. Take something you asked Claude before, and ask again with more detail.
That's context. See you in the next one!