Your move
Answer one question with proof
Finish one useful source answer before cutting it into shorter formats.
Give the direct answer first, show the smallest useful method, attach proof where it belongs, and state the boundary. The goal is one useful source piece, not a pile of filler.
Do this now
Three moves, in order.
- Write the one-sentence answer before the introduction.
- Teach the moves in the order the buyer would use them and place evidence beside the claim it supports.
- Close with what this does not solve and the next sensible action.
Build the artifact
Proof-led source post
Copy these fields into a note, document, or sheet you already use.
Question
The buyer's words
Direct answer
One sentence
Method
The smallest usable sequence
Proof
Evidence beside each material claim
Boundary
When this answer is not enough
Give AI the bounded job
Prompt from your artifact—not from vibes.
Draft an answer-first source piece from my question and evidence. Use only supported claims. Label my opinion as opinion, my method as a PickBits method, and missing facts as NEEDS SOURCE.
Before you use it
The work leaves your hands only when:
- The first paragraph answers the question.
- Every material claim is supported or labeled.
- The reader can do one useful thing without buying.