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Lesson 1 of 4
Extract a usable brief
Turn a source into explicit constraints without inventing details.
Do the work
- Read each source ID and list supported values.
- Separate the task goal from the operational constraints.
- Use the requested JSON field types.
See the method
S1 states 12 agents and 14 calendar days.
Watch the walkthrough
Read the video transcript
- Extract a usable brief. S1 states 12 agents and 14 calendar days.
- Extract a usable brief. S1 supplies every requested value. Use USD as a number, not a formatted string.
- Check claims against evidence. S3 says 72 of 80 tickets were correctly categorized.
- Check claims against evidence. Compute 72 ÷ 80 × 100 = 90. S3 is the fixed evidence.
- Produce a reliable structure. Median handling time is 6 minutes.
- Produce a reliable structure. Zero would assert a measured value. Use null for missing satisfaction data.
- Review before handoff. The pilot accuracy is 90%.
- Review before handoff. S2 prohibits personal data and unapproved customer replies.
The video works through all four course topics; the lesson demonstrations above focus on the current step.
Practice independently
Exercise 1
Extract the pilot requirements
Open practice →Exercise 2Capture the operating constraints
Open practice →Take it further
A clear brief helps a model, but final outputs still need checking.