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Prompt Clarity Scorecard
Paste any prompt. Get a score out of ten and exactly what to fix. No AI involved.
Prompt Clarity Scorecard
Paste any prompt and get a score out of ten plus concrete fixes for the seven things that make prompts work or fail.
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Role defined
The AI is told who to be (expert, editor, coach, etc).
Add a role line, for example: "You are a senior product marketer reviewing a draft."
Context provided
Relevant background the AI needs to answer well.
Add one or two sentences of context about the situation, audience, or goal.
Output format specified
You told the AI how the answer should be structured.
Specify the output, for example: "Return a 3-bullet summary" or "Respond in markdown with headings".
Examples or constraints given
You showed an example or set a boundary (tone, length, style).
Add a worked example ("like this: ...") or a constraint ("avoid jargon", "no more than 120 words").
Task is specific
The request is concrete enough to act on.
Start with a clear verb (write, review, compare, draft) and give the AI enough words to work with, typically 20+.
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What a 10/10 prompt looks like
Score 2/10
Help me write a good newsletter intro about AI agents.
Score 10/10
You are a senior B2B marketer reviewing a draft. Context: I run a weekly newsletter for AI practitioners. Below is the opening paragraph of next week's issue. Audience: product and engineering leaders, 5k subscribers, mid-funnel. Review the paragraph for: - clarity of the main claim - whether it hooks a busy reader in the first two lines - any AI-cliché vocabulary (delve, crucial, pivotal) Output format: three bullets under "What's working" and three under "What to fix". Do not rewrite the paragraph. Draft: "Agentic AI is transforming how teams operate..."