How to ask GROX for what you want

Three things get you a good result first time: the goal, the limits, and what “done” looks like. “Write a launch email” works; “Write a launch email for our desktop app to people who already use the web version — under 120 words, one button, friendly not salesy” works much better. Show one example of what you like instead of piling on adjectives. Say what you want rather than listing what you don’t. You do not need tricks like “think step by step” — GROX already reasons before it answers. If the result is off, say what to change; GROX keeps the rest.