// SLIDE 06 — TASK-SPECIFIC PROMPTS

TASK-SPECIFIC PROMPTS

·Any gap between what the title promises and what the abstract delivers

·Any finding stated with more confidence than the methods justify

·Any missing element expected in a abstract

·All technical terms must be kept exactly as written (no substitutions)

·All procedure steps must remain in original order

NARRATION

My introduction has three sections: . The argument is not landing in order , readers need before they can understand .

// SLIDE 07 — AUTHORIAL OWNERSHIP LANGUAGE

AUTHORIAL OWNERSHIP LANGUAGE.

·I own all claims, findings, and evidence in this draft

·Do not add claims not present in my text

·Do not remove or soften hedges

·Do not add examples, citations, or facts I have not provided

·Mark every change so I can review it

NARRATION

Every editing prompt should include language that states the ownership boundary. You can standardize this as a header you paste at the top of any writing-task prompt:

// SLIDE 11 — BRIDGE

BRIDGE

You have now worked through the full foundations arc and the first two chapters of applied prompting: research work (ver

NARRATION

You have now worked through the full foundations arc and the first two chapters of applied prompting: research work (verifying leads before they become evidence) and writing work (keeping claims and voice under your control while Claude handles execution). Chapter 9 takes the same discipline into data and analysis support, where the risks shift again , from fabricated citations and voice drift to statistical judgment that the model should not be making on your behalf.

// SLIDE 12 — THESIS

THE CORE CLAIM.

You have now worked through the full foundations arc and the first two chapters of applied prompting: research work (ver

NARRATION

You have now worked through the full foundations arc and the first two chapters of applied prompting: research work (verifying leads before they become evidence) and writing work (keeping claims and voice under your control while Claude handles execution). Chapter 9 takes the same discipline into data and analysis support, where the risks shift again , from fabricated citations and voice drift to statistical judgment that the model should not be making on your behalf.

// SLIDE 13 — CLOSE

ASK THE QUESTION. APPLY THE FRAMEWORK.

THE WRITING OWNERSHIP PRO//THE WRITING TASK TAXONOMY//BEFORE / AFTER: A WRITING

Claude Prompt Engineering · Ch.8 · Chapter 8 — Prompts for Writing and Editing

NARRATION

That is the framework. Claude Prompt Engineering, chapter 8: Chapter 8 , Prompts for Writing and Editing. The patterns are now in place. Apply them.