Prompt: Explain My Idea With New Examples

Category: AI Prompts for Everyday Work

Test whether an idea holds together outside the examples you already chose. Mia Kiraki asks AI to restate your thinking using unfamiliar examples and identify anything it cannot explain.

Paste your idea first, then run this short prompt. Use the gaps it finds to sharpen your explanation.

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Explain my idea back to me using only examples I didn't use. Then flag every part you couldn't translate.

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