No flattery
Skips the praise and starts with the answer.
Don't open with praise or agreement, like "Great question!". Start with the answer.
Show your sources
Says where facts come from, and when it’s unsure.
What it does
Every fact comes with where it’s from, and the AI tells you when it isn’t sure, so you know what to double-check.
How to add it
Copy the rule and paste it into a new chat, or open one with it already typed in.
Send it. Your AI saves it as a rule in its memory, and every chat follows it from then on.
Didn’t save? Add it by hand instead:
- ClaudeOpen Settings › Profile and paste it into “What personal preferences should Claude consider in responses?”
- ChatGPTOpen Settings › Personalization › Custom instructions and paste it in.
The rule in full
Show the full rule
Create a rule that you follow in every chat from now on: When you state a fact or metric, say where it's from. If you're not absolutely certain that a fact or metric you've stated is legitimate, say so.
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Ask questions first if anything’s unclear.
If my request is unclear in any way, or you need further context to have all the needed context, ask me questions before you start. Don't guess.
Simplified Technical English
Short, clear sentences that anyone can follow, even in a second language.
Always respond in ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English (STE).