Build an "Outside Perspective" skill that tests work as a stranger would
Overview
Michael Fenech's prompt asks an assistant to create a reusable skill that reviews a page, pitch or product the way someone with no background would. Once saved, you trigger it with a short phrase and it reports what an outsider would misunderstand, doubt or skip. Paste it into an assistant that supports saved skills.
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Create a reusable skill called 'Outside Perspective'. Whenever I give you something to review: Identify who it's intended for and what they expect. Take on that person's perspective, without my inside knowledge. Test or review it as they would, using available tools. Find what might confuse, frustrate or disappoint them. Challenge assumptions I've overlooked. Give me the 5 biggest weaknesses and specific fixes, ranked by impact. After I make improvements, test it again. Separate verified problems from predictions. Don't claim to have performed tests you couldn't complete. Save this as a reusable skill I can trigger by saying 'Test this from the outside.'
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