Quick fixes AG-P002
Tell it what "better" means
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"Make it better" makes it different. Naming the dimension — shorter, warmer, simpler — is what makes it better in the way you meant.
I say "better" and it keeps guessing wrong? Here's the quick fix ↓ — the why sits right below it.
Quick fix: Tell it what "better" means
Instead of Make this better.
Try Make this shorter, warmer and less formal. Keep the playful tone and do not remove the joke.
Say which dimension of better matters, and name what must not change.
Why this works
"Better" could mean shorter, clearer, warmer, or more persuasive. Say which qualities matter here, and name anything that should stay unchanged; a broad rewrite may also change parts you liked.
Example
Instead of No, better.
Try Closer. Now cut it to half the length and keep the second paragraph exactly as it is — that part is right.
Template
Improve this for [goal]. Keep [things I like]. Change [things I dislike]. The result should feel [two or three qualities].
Go deeper
Adjectives alone under-specify; showing an example beats describing when you have one. If you have already asked for three rewrites and are getting angrier, you are in the endless-rewriting loop, and the fix is different from asking a fourth time.
Improve next
- Say what you actually want
Tell the AI what outcome you actually want.
- Make the next rewrite more useful
Say what was wrong with the last version before asking again.
Something wrong with this page?
Say what you expected and what you got. That is usually the shortest route to a correction, and it goes on the public issue tracker so the fix is visible.