Here’s the prompt I usually type. What’s missing?

Here’s a prompt I use: . Don’t answer it. Check it against five things a good prompt can have: a destination (what I want back, and in what shape), my reality (the facts of my situation), an example of what good looks like, an invitation to ask me questions, and a measure (how the answer should be judged or checked). Tell me in one line each which are missing, and which gap matters most here. Not every prompt needs all five. Ask me up to three questions, one at a time, to fill the gaps that matter. Then rewrite the prompt in under 100 words, in plain sentences, with no role to play. Leave a blank for anything you still don’t know.