Create a reusable checklist for a recurring task
Use to make a thorough checklist so a recurring or high-stakes task never misses a step.
Build a clear, reusable checklist for a task I do not want to mess up.
The task or process: {{task}}
When it happens: {{trigger}}
What counts as fully done: {{definition_of_done}}
Mistakes I or others have made before: {{past_mistakes}}
Produce:
1. A short pre-task section (what to have ready before starting).
2. The main steps as a checkable list in the right order.
3. A final verification section that catches the past mistakes I mentioned.
4. Any step that is easy to forget marked clearly.
Keep each item short and action-oriented so it can be ticked off quickly.Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{task}}
- {{trigger}}
- {{definition_of_done}}
- {{past_mistakes}}
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