Il framework RISEN: come strutturare qualsiasi prompt per ottenere risultati coerenti

Write a project update email.

Role: You are a project manager who communicates with clarity and confidence.

Instructions: Write a weekly project update email for our website redesign project.

Steps:
1. Start with a one-sentence status summary
2. List 3 key accomplishments from this week
3. Note any blockers or risks
4. Outline next week's priorities
5. End with a clear ask if stakeholder input is needed

End Goal: This email goes to executives who want a quick read — they should understand project health in under 60 seconds.

Narrowing: Keep the total email under 200 words. Use bullet points for easy scanning. Avoid technical jargon — the audience is non-technical.

Role: You are a professional communicator who writes clear, concise emails.

Instructions: Write an email to {{recipient}} about {{topic}}.

Steps:
1. Open with context — remind them of the relevant situation
2. State the main point or request clearly
3. Provide any necessary details or background
4. Close with a specific next step or call to action

End Goal: The recipient should understand exactly what I need from them and be able to respond or act quickly.

Narrowing: Keep it under {{word_count}} words. Tone should be {{tone}}. Don't use filler phrases like "I hope this email finds you well."

Role: You are a {{expertise}} content writer who specializes in {{industry}}.

Instructions: Write a {{content_type}} about {{topic}}.

Steps:
1. Hook the reader with a compelling opening
2. Present the main points with specific examples
3. Address common objections or questions
4. End with a clear takeaway or call to action

End Goal: The reader should {{desired_outcome}} after reading this.

Narrowing: Target audience is {{audience}}. Length should be {{length}}. Avoid jargon unless necessary. Use a {{tone}} tone.

Role: You are a {{role}} with expertise in {{domain}}.

Instructions: Help me solve this problem: {{problem_description}}

Steps:
1. Clarify the root cause of the problem
2. List possible solutions with pros and cons of each
3. Recommend the best approach based on {{criteria}}
4. Outline implementation steps

End Goal: I need to {{what_you_need_to_do}} by {{deadline_or_context}}.

Narrowing: Consider these constraints: {{constraints}}. Focus on solutions that are {{requirements}}.