Contents

Introduction.............................................................................................................................................................................3
Welcome to The PowerPrompt Generator!.........................................................................................................3
About this guide............................................................................................................................................................ 3
Quick Start Guide..................................................................................................................................................................4
Building your first prompt.......................................................................................................................................... 4
1. Select a Use Case.............................................................................................................................................4
2. Input Your Details............................................................................................................................................. 5
3. Choose a Prompt Style...................................................................................................................................6
4. Review and Adjust........................................................................................................................................... 6
5. Collect your Output..........................................................................................................................................7
Some other tips...................................................................................................................................................... 7
And it doesn't stop there............................................................................................................................................8
Let’s get detailed.................................................................................................................................................................. 9
Accessing The PowerPrompt Generator..............................................................................................................9
Understanding the tabs......................................................................................................................................................9
The Inputs Sheet........................................................................................................................................................ 10
Selecting Your Use Case.................................................................................................................................. 10
Also on the Inputs sheet…............................................................................................................................... 11
Selecting the Prompt Format..........................................................................................................................11
Editing and Interpreting Prompt Outputs.................................................................................................. 12
Managing Notes and Error Notifications.................................................................................................... 12
Prompt Styles......................................................................................................................................................................13
What are prompt styles?.........................................................................................................................................13
How do they affect the outcome?........................................................................................................................ 13
In detail: the prompt styles..................................................................................................................................... 13
Essential................................................................................................................................................................. 13
Important............................................................................................................................................................... 14
Flexible................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Brainstorm............................................................................................................................................................. 15
Non-Essential / Exclusion................................................................................................................................ 16
AI Input Solicitation............................................................................................................................................16
Open with input...................................................................................................................................................17
Prompt Elements............................................................................................................................................................... 18
What are prompt elements?...........................................................................................................................18
How do they affect the outcome?.................................................................................................................18
In detail: the prompt elements.............................................................................................................................. 18
 Objective................................................................................................................................................................ 18
Specifics / Details................................................................................................................................................18
Reference Text..................................................................................................................................................... 19
Subtasks.................................................................................................................................................................19
Reasoning Steps................................................................................................................................................. 20
External Tools.......................................................................................................................................................20
Desired Output Format..................................................................................................................................... 20
Testing / Feedback Loop...................................................................................................................................21
Contextual Background.................................................................................................................................... 21
Tone and Style..................................................................................................................................................... 21
Constraints / Limitations...................................................................................................................................22
Interactive Elements.......................................................................................................................................... 22
Prioritization.......................................................................................................................................................... 23
Other tabs.............................................................................................................................................................................24
What are prompt use cases?..........................................................................................................................24
How do they affect the outcome?.................................................................................................................24
Feedback Logger.................................................................................................................................................24
Outputs..................................................................................................................................................................................24
Introduction
Welcome to The PowerPrompt Generator!

Welcome to The PowerPrompt Generator, a versatile tool designed to create tailored prompts for a
variety of applications.

Built in Google Sheets, this tool combines structured inputs and weighted elements to craft
prompts that are precisely aligned with your specific needs.

Whether your focus is on social media content, technical writing, coding projects, or any of the other
pre-loaded use cases, The PowerPrompt Generator is equipped to assist you in generating effective
and engaging content.

About this guide

This manual is your key to unlocking the full potential of The PowerPrompt Generator.

It provides detailed guidance on how to navigate and utilize the tool to its fullest, adapting its
features to suit your unique project requirements.

From beginners to seasoned users, this manual aims to enhance your understanding, efficiency, and
creative output using The PowerPrompt Generator.
Quick Start Guide
Building your first prompt
The PowerPrompt Generator is designed to be instantly usable. While you can, of course, customize
it to your heart's delight, you can also get straight into the thick of the action by opening up the
Inputs tab and generating your first prompt.

It couldn't be more straightforward: you choose your settings, then input the information the AI will
need to know (or needs to help you determine) in order to help you reach your goal.

1. Select a Use Case

Start by picking the use case that matches your project. This helps the AI understand the context
and focus of your work, whether you're working on a social media campaign, a DIY project, or
anything in between.

The Use Case you choose won't necessarily impact the text of the prompt – but it will affect how
the prompt is ordered, laid out, and scored. If you select 'Content Creation' and don't provide any
information on tone/style, then the Generator will give you a helpful nudge to remind you that's
pretty important for a project of that type!
2. Input Your Details

Each row of your Input sheet represents one prompt 'element' – such as Objective, Subtasks,
Format, etc.

Your job is simple: add the relevant detail into the 'Input' column. And that's it!

These are the pieces of the puzzle that the AI will combine to give you the output you want; the
more of these you include, the more complete your result will be.

As we mentioned above, each element will impact your prompt's score based on the Use Case
you've selected. Pay attention to the score, and how it changes as you add information.

For more detail on prompt elements, see the Prompt Elements chapter of this guide
3. Choose a Prompt Style

Pick a style that matches how you want the AI to handle each prompt element.

These determine what template is used, which is a hugely important part of the prompt-building
process.

You can use different styles for different parts of your input; so if your timelines are locked down
and non-negotiable, you can choose a style that reflects this; it will keep the AI's focus on the parts
you need to work on, and can control.

Similarly, if there's a part of the project you just haven't got around to considering yet, you can ask
the AI to brainstorm some ideas for you. Choosing the right style for each element will focus the AI
more effectively, and get better results for you.

Tip
If you're just in brainstorming mode, or if you want to bypass these, we recommend you set all of
them to 'Flexible' or 'Open with input'.

For more detail on prompt styles, see the Prompt Styles chapter of this guide

4. Review and Adjust

As you fill out the Inputs Sheet, you'll see a draft of your prompt being formed in the 'Prompt
Output' column.
Your prompt will be assembled and ordered fully in the Outputs sheet, but the line-by-line content
of the prompt is there in front of you – making it easier to adjust as you go.

5. Collect your Output

Once you're happy with your input, head over to the Output tab to see the final version of your
prompt.

You'll notice that the order of the elements here will move around depending on a number of
factors – by default, it puts the most important information at the top, and works its way down
towards areas where you're less certain/need input.

You can control this by using the settings on this page; play around with it and see what works best
for you; doing this without the Generator would take more time than it was worth, but now it just
takes a couple of clicks!

Some other tips

Be specific
The more detailed your input, the more accurate and useful your prompt will be. This tool saves you
a lot of time writing the 'structure' of the prompt; if you reinvest even some of that time in fleshing
out your details, you'll be richly rewarded in quality.

Pay attention to your prompt score

Keep your project's main objective in mind as you work through the Inputs Sheet. Pay more
attention to the elements with higher weightings – these are the ones that will likely have a big
effect on your outcome.
Red versus blue
If the input column is red, it means you've selected a prompt style that doesn't accept user inputs –
for instance 'Please suggest some subtasks for this project'. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but if
you have information specific to that element that you need included, consider using a different
Prompt Style.

Including/Excluding elements
You can use the 'Include?' checkbox to include or exclude certain elements from your prompt.
However, generally we don't recommend this – it's better if you use a Prompt Style to tell the AI "I
don't want to focus on X". Otherwise it might take the liberty of filling the gaps for you.

For instance, if you don't want to use external tools for your project and you simply omit this row,
the AI may wrongly interpret this and suggest external tools – which is annoying for you, and also
detracts from the AI's key focus.

And it doesn't stop there...

While we've curated a selection of prompt elements, styles, templates and use cases that we think
you'll find useful, this tool is entirely customizable.

Read on below to find out how you can edit these 'building blocks' to create a prompt generator
that's even better tailored to your own needs!
Let’s get detailed
Okay, so that's the quick start guide. Next, let's take a step back and go into it all in more detail.

Accessing The PowerPrompt Generator

To start using The PowerPrompt Generator, you need to access the master version in Google
Sheets and create an editable copy for yourself. The link provided with your purchase should do this
automatically, but if it didn’t, here’s how:

1. Open the link to the master version of The PowerPrompt Generator in Google Sheets.

2. Click on "File" in the top-left corner.

3. Select "Make a copy" from the dropdown menu.

4. Choose a destination for your copy and rename it as desired.

5. Click "OK" to create a copy that you can edit and personalize.

Understanding the tabs

Your copy of The PowerPrompt Generator features several tabs, each designed for a specific
function in the prompt creation process:

● Inputs Sheet: The primary workspace where you select a use case and provide details for
your prompt. It's where you see the direct impact of your inputs on the prompt's structure
and content.
 ● Styles Tab: This tab allows you to define the different prompt styles, shaping the way your
prompts are presented.

● Elements Tab: Understand, edit and utilize the 13 primary prompt elements essential for
creating effective prompts.

● Use Cases Tab: Explore predefined use cases such as Social Media/Creative Content,
Technical Writing/Documentation, Coding/Software Development, and more. You can also
customize or add new use cases to fit your specific needs.

● Scoring Matrix: Adjust the weight of each element in your prompts according to the
selected use case, ensuring the most relevant aspects are emphasized.

● Testing/Feedback: Document your experiences with different prompts and outputs, using
this space for continuous improvement.

● Output: View, organize and copy the final, consolidated output of your prompt, ready for
use.

Throughout this manual, we'll delve into each of these areas in detail, ensuring you have a
comprehensive understanding of how to make the most of The PowerPrompt Generator.

The Inputs Sheet

The Inputs Sheet is the heart of The PowerPrompt Generator, where you input the specifics of your
project to generate a tailored prompt. This section will guide you through each component of the
Inputs Sheet to ensure you make the most out of this powerful feature.

Selecting Your Use Case

● Importance: The use case sets the foundation for your prompt. It determines how the
elements are weighted and influences the overall direction of the prompt.

● How to Select:

1. Review the Pre-loaded Use Cases: Familiarize yourself with the available options,
like Social Media/Creative Content, Coding/Software Development,
Research/Analysis, etc.

2. Choose a Use Case: Select the one that most closely aligns with your current
project's needs.

3. Customizing: If your project doesn't fit the pre-loaded options, customize or add a
new use case to better match your requirements.
Also on the Inputs sheet…

● Tips column: Here, you can view in-app information about each element, to remind you of
what's important, how it impacts the AI's 'thinking' and tips for success.

● Weight: Each element on the Inputs Sheet has a weight assigned based on the selected use
case, impacting the importance of that element in the final prompt.

● Input: Here, you enter the specific details of your project. Be as clear and concise as possible
to ensure accurate prompt generation.

● Include?: This option allows you to include or exclude specific elements from your prompt.
Use this feature to tailor the prompt to your exact needs.

Selecting the Prompt Format

● Importance: The prompt format shapes how the AI interprets and responds to your input,
influencing the style and approach of the generated prompt.

● How to Select:

1. Review Available Styles: Understand the different styles available, such as Essential,
Important, Flexible, etc.

2. Choose a Style: Pick the style that best suits the nature of your project and the level
of guidance or creativity you desire from the AI.

3. Combining Styles: You can mix and match styles for different elements based on
your project's needs.
Editing and Interpreting Prompt Outputs
● Prompt Output: As you input information, the prompt elements automatically generate in
this section.

● Editing: Review and fine-tune these auto-generated elements to ensure they align perfectly
with your project's objectives.

● Finalizing the Prompt: Once you're satisfied with the generated elements, consolidate them
to form your complete, customized prompt.

Managing Notes and Error Notifications

● Notes/Errors: These alerts provide feedback on your inputs, indicating potential issues or
areas for improvement.

● How to Address: Use these notifications to refine your inputs, ensuring a more accurate and
effective prompt generation.
Prompt Styles
What are prompt styles?
Prompt styles in The PowerPrompt Generator are preset approaches that determine how the AI
interprets and responds to your inputs. They range from strictly adhering to your instructions (e.g.,
'Essential') to encouraging more creative and open-ended responses (e.g., 'Brainstorm'). Each style
has its own characteristics and influence on the AI's response process.

How do they affect the outcome?

The chosen prompt style significantly impacts the tone, direction, and structure of the AI-generated
content. For example, an 'Essential' style results in responses that closely follow your specific
instructions, while a 'Brainstorm' style may yield more varied and innovative ideas.

The style you select should align with your project's goals and the type of response you're seeking
from the AI.

In detail: the prompt styles

Essential

Example
The output format is fixed: {{input}}.

Accepts user input?

Yes

Description
This approach is used when your requirements or preferences are non-negotiable and you need the
AI to strictly adhere to them. Using this can help to focus the AI – it won't spend too much effort
debating these details, and it will also use them as helpful boundaries in shaping the overall task.

Use this when you...

... Are fully clear on what you want (or don't want) in relation to a part of the task. AI can often be
very broad in its thinking, and come up with additional suggestions you didn't ask for – sometimes
that's great, but sometimes it can really interfere with the important stuff! For instance, if you're a
restaurant, it's helpful for it to know you're not a hair salon; if you're trying to develop a digital
marketing campaign, it's helpful to know you're not trying to run a multi-channel campaign so that
it doesn't suggest renting a branded blimp. (As fun as that might be...)
Benefits and Drawbacks
This will 'close off' the discussion around this part of the prompt, while still providing helpful
information to the AI about what you're trying to achieve. This limits its creativity in a good way.
However for things that are less black and white, it can curtail the AI's abilities to come up with
suggestions you hadn't thought of.

Important

Example
I prefer this output format: {{input}}. Is it suitable?

Accepts user input?

Yes

Description
This approach is for when you have a clear vision yet appreciate the AI's input for refinement. It's
like having the blueprint of a building and allowing an architect to suggest minor design
improvements. The AI stays within your framework but adds value through subtle enhancements or
alternatives.

Use this when you...

Have the outlines of a plan or a project but want to ensure it's as polished and effective as possible.
It's ideal when you're confident about the core idea but are looking for that extra edge or validation,
like adding finishing touches to an almost perfect painting.

Benefits and Drawbacks

The benefit is that it provides a sense of control while still being open to improvements, leading to a
more refined outcome. However, the drawback is that it might not fully embrace radical or
transformative ideas that could significantly alter the initial concept.

Flexible

Example
Thinking about this format: {{input}}. Can it be improved?

Accepts user input?

Yes
Description
Here, you invite the AI to collaborate more openly on a partially formed idea. Think of it as having a
sketch of a painting and asking an artist to add colors and textures. Your initial input sets a direction,
but there's plenty of room for the AI to elaborate and expand.

Use this when you...

Are in the early stages of idea formation and value a collaborative approach to give it shape. Use
this when your concept is still malleable and you're open to seeing it evolve in new and unexpected
directions, like a sculptor open to different ways of shaping their creation.

Benefits and Drawbacks

The advantage is that it brings a richer, more collaborative development of ideas, often leading to
innovative and unexpected outcomes. The downside is the potential for the initial guidance to
somewhat steer the AI's creativity, possibly narrowing the exploration field.

Brainstorm

Example
Exploring formats. Initial idea: {{input}}.

Accepts user input?

Yes

Description
This method is perfect for pure idea generation. It's like throwing a handful of seeds into the soil
and waiting to see what sprouts. You provide a starting point or a theme, and the AI runs with it,
coming back with a bouquet of creative possibilities.

Use this when you...

Need a wide array of creative options or solutions and are open to exploring different paths. It's
great for brainstorming sessions, where the goal is to generate diverse ideas and see which ones
resonate the most, like a writer seeking plot ideas for a new story.

Benefits and Drawbacks

The key benefit is the stimulation of creativity and the generation of a wide range of ideas. The
challenge, however, is that the suggestions might be too varied or require further development to
align with specific, practical objectives.
Non-Essential / Exclusion

Example
The format isn't our main concern right now.

Accepts user input?

No

Description
This approach is used when certain aspects of your task are not relevant or needed in the current
context. It's like telling a storyteller to skip a chapter that isn't necessary to the overall narrative. By
explicitly stating that an element is non-essential, you're directing the AI's focus to the areas that
truly matter, without spending time on irrelevant details. This differs from simply not including the
element because it actively informs the AI to disregard certain aspects – ones that it might
instinctively focus upon – ensuring that the response is not diluted with unnecessary information.

Use this when you...

Want to streamline the focus of your request, ensuring that the AI's attention and efforts are
concentrated on the elements that are truly pivotal to your task. It's particularly useful when you
have a clear understanding of what is and isn't necessary for the task at hand, like a director cutting
scenes that don’t contribute to the film’s story.

Benefits and Drawbacks

The main benefit is the prevention of information overload by keeping the AI focused on the key
elements. However, the drawback is that it might result in overlooking potentially valuable insights
in the areas deemed non-essential.

AI Input Solicitation

Example
What output format would you suggest for this?

Accepts user input?

No

Description
In this approach, you're seeking the AI's expertise or suggestions in areas where you don't have
specific inputs. It's like asking a tour guide to show you around a city you know nothing about. Here,
you rely on the AI to fill in the gaps with its knowledge or creativity. This should be used when
other elements of your task provide sufficient context, allowing the AI to generate informed and
relevant ideas or solutions in areas where your own input is lacking.

Use this when you...

Need guidance or fresh perspectives in areas you're less familiar with or when you're open to
exploring new ideas. It's ideal when you have covered the basics but are looking for the AI to
provide additional insights or creative input – like a chef asking a sommelier to pick the perfect wine
to complement a dish.

Benefits and Drawbacks

The benefit is leveraging the AI's capability to provide insights and ideas in areas you haven't
detailed, which can add depth and breadth to your task. The drawback is the reliance on the AI's
interpretation and the potential mismatch with your specific but unstated expectations.

Open with input

Example
Regarding the format: {{input}}

Accepts user input?

Yes

Description
This is a very simple format, where you simply add your thoughts on the topic. How the AI
interprets it will very much depend on the content of your prompt, but it's helpful when none of the
pre-existing styles suit your needs.

Use this when you...

Want to include some information, or when you want to make a specific request – for instance,
when you want to ask for input on certain parts but not others, or you want to add a general note
for context.

Benefits and Drawbacks

The benefit is that it's totally open – the drawback is that, if the instructions associated with it aren't
sufficiently fleshed out, it can distract focus from the central task. You're being specific and focused
for a reason, so don't detract from it by using this when a more direct prompting style would suffice!
Prompt Elements
What are prompt elements?
Prompt elements are the key components that make up a prompt in The PowerPrompt Generator.
They include aspects like the 'Objective', 'Specific Details', 'Tone and Style', and more. Each element
represents a different aspect of the information or direction you want to give to the AI.

How do they affect the outcome?

The elements you choose and the details you provide in each directly influence the specificity and
relevance of the AI's response. For example, a well-defined 'Objective' helps the AI focus on your
main goal, while detailed 'Specifics/Details' ensure the response is closely aligned with your
requirements. The right combination of elements can significantly enhance the effectiveness of your
prompt.

In detail: the prompt elements

Objective

Description and Relevance

Your objective is like setting the destination for a journey. It tells the AI where you want to go with
your request.

Why it's important

A clear objective helps the AI understand the main focus of the request, leading to more targeted
and relevant responses.

For instance...
Imagine telling a taxi driver, Take me to the airport. The destination is clear, guiding the driver (AI) to
your intended endpoint.

Specifics / Details

Description and Relevance

Providing specific details is like giving a chef a recipe. The more detailed your instructions, the
closer the final dish (output) will match your expectation.
Why it's important
Specific details guide the AI in providing accurate and detailed responses, ensuring the output
aligns closely with the user's expectations.

For instance...
If you ask for a cake, you might get any cake. But if you specify a chocolate cake with raspberry
filling, you'll get exactly what you want.

Reference Text

Description and Relevance

Reference texts are your source materials. They're like showing a builder the blueprint of your
desired house. The AI uses these to align its responses with your provided context.

Why it's important

Reference texts help the AI understand the context or background, allowing it to align its responses
with existing information or standards.

For instance...
Handing an architect a blueprint and saying, I want something like this, helps them design a house
that fits your vision.

Subtasks

Description and Relevance

Breaking down tasks into subtasks is like planning a party. Each part (catering, music, invitations)
needs attention for the event (the final output) to be successful.

Why it's important

Identifying subtasks enables the AI to address each part of a larger task systematically, leading to a
comprehensive and structured response.

For instance...
If you're organizing a party, you'll need to handle different aspects separately. The AI does the
same, tackling each subtask to achieve the overall goal.
Reasoning Steps

Description and Relevance

Outlining reasoning steps is guiding the AI's thought process, similar to instructing someone on
how to solve a puzzle. You're setting the steps to reach the solution.

Why it's important

Providing reasoning steps guides the AI in structuring its response logically and coherently,
following the user's desired line of thought.

For instance...
It's like giving someone directions to solve a Sudoku puzzle. Each step helps them get closer to the
correct solution.

External Tools

Description and Relevance

Mentioning external tools is like informing a carpenter about the tools and materials available. It
helps the AI integrate or consider these tools in its response.

Why it's important

Mentioning external tools alerts the AI to consider these tools in its response, potentially
suggesting how they could be integrated or used.

For instance...
If you tell a carpenter they have oak wood and a set of chisels, they'll craft something considering
those resources.

Desired Output Format

Description and Relevance

Specifying the output format is akin to telling a story in a chosen style, be it a novel, a poem, or a
news article. It dictates how the AI presents the final response.

Why it's important

The specified format influences how the AI structures its output, ensuring it meets the user's
presentation preferences.
For instance...
If you ask for a summary (like a news article) instead of a detailed report (like a research paper), the
AI will tailor its response accordingly.

Testing / Feedback Loop

Description and Relevance

Including a testing/feedback loop is like taste-testing while cooking. It ensures the final result
(response) meets the expected standards and can be adjusted as needed.

Why it's important

Including a testing/feedback loop can prompt the AI to suggest ways to evaluate the effectiveness
of its response or to structure the response to accommodate future feedback.

For instance...
As you taste a dish while cooking, you adjust the seasoning. Similarly, feedback helps fine-tune the
AI's response.

Contextual Background

Description and Relevance

Providing contextual background is like setting the scene in a novel. It gives the AI the backdrop
against which your request plays out, ensuring relevance.

Why it's important

The AI uses the contextual background to tailor its response to the specific scenario, ensuring
relevance and appropriateness.

For instance...
Telling a story about a beach vacation sets a different scene than one about a mountain hike.
Context sets the scene for the AI's response.

Tone and Style

Description and Relevance

Choosing a tone and style is like picking an outfit for an occasion. It sets the manner in which the AI
communicates, affecting how the message is perceived.
Why it's important
Specifying tone and style helps the AI in matching the desired communication approach, affecting
the response's formality, language, and engagement level.

For instance...
Wearing a suit for a business meeting or casual clothes for a coffee with friends. The AI's tone and
style suit the 'occasion' of your request.

Constraints / Limitations

Description and Relevance

Outlining constraints and limitations is like setting rules for a game. It defines what the AI can or
cannot do in its response, keeping it within boundaries.

Why it's important

Knowing constraints and limitations allows the AI to operate within set parameters, avoiding
overstepping or missing critical boundaries.

For instance...
In a game of soccer, you can't use your hands. Similarly, the AI stays within the 'rules' you set with
constraints.

Interactive Elements

Description and Relevance

Including interactive elements is like adding questions in a presentation. It engages the user, making
the response more participatory and dynamic.

Why it's important

Including interactive elements prompts the AI to create responses that are engaging and potentially
involve the user in active participation or decision-making.

For instance...
A presenter asking the audience questions. Similarly, interactive elements in a prompt engage you
more actively.
Prioritization

Description and Relevance

Prioritization is like creating a to-do list. It tells the AI what to tackle first, ensuring the most
important aspects are addressed promptly.

Why it's important

Understanding prioritization helps the AI focus on the most critical parts of the prompt first,
ensuring that key areas are addressed adequately.

For instance...
If you have a list and buying milk is at the top, you'll do it first. The AI similarly prioritizes tasks in
your request.
Other tabs
What are prompt use cases?
Prompt use cases are predefined scenarios or project types within The PowerPrompt Generator.
They include a variety of contexts like 'Social Media Content', 'Technical Writing', or 'Coding
Projects'. Each use case has associated weights that influence the importance of different prompt
elements.

How do they affect the outcome?

The use case you select adjusts the weight and relevance of various prompt elements to match the
specific needs of that scenario. For instance, 'Social Media Content' might prioritize 'Tone and Style',
while 'Technical Writing' might emphasize 'Specific Details' and 'Contextual Background'. Choosing
the right use case ensures that the AI's response is tailored to the specific requirements of your
project type.

Feedback Logger
The Feedback Logger is a feature in The PowerPrompt Generator designed for documenting your
experiences with different prompts and their outputs. It allows you to record the effectiveness of
each prompt, providing insights for future improvements.
Outputs
Outputs in The PowerPrompt Generator refer to the final, AI-generated content produced based on
your inputs. This section consolidates all the elements, styles, and specifics you've provided into a
coherent prompt.

The Output tab is where you can view and copy this final prompt, ready for use in your intended
application. The quality and relevance of the output are directly influenced by how well you've
defined your use case, chosen appropriate styles, and detailed your prompt elements.