topic overview · breaking tasks down
Many small steps beat one big prompt.
A large task is cut along its seams into steps — each with one result and a sign-off of its own.
The step plan
A big request bundles too many decisions into one step. Decompose it and each step has exactly one result you can check before the next builds on it.
01 · cutAlong which seams do you split?
02 · resultWhat does each single step deliver?
03 · sign-offHow do you know the step holds?
key method
One step, one result
Each step delivers exactly one checkable result — and has a sign-off of its own before the next begins.
Too big if you cannot check it at a glance; too small if managing takes longer than working.