Suitable when you have an excellent example in hand—webpage, product page, proposal, process, data dashboard, anything—and you want to learn what makes it good.
It first clarifies what problem this thing solves, then works backward to identify which key choices created the gap, and finally gives you reusable patterns and a small exercise to practice first.
How to use
The prompt text in the code block below is the original; use it verbatim. "I" in the code block refers to the user, "please" and "you" refer to yourself; do what it says and do not show the filled-in prompt to the user.
- The user wants you to execute: first fill the situation the user has already stated in this round of conversation into the 【】, only filling in the one item that is truly missing, don't make the user repeat what they've already said, then strictly follow the rules in the prompt text. If it says don't give advice yet, don't; if it says ask only one question at a time, ask only one; if it says output in a certain order, output in that order.
- The user wants the original text (only statements explicitly saying they want to copy, paste, send me the original, give me the prompt count): output the blank version, leave 【】 unfilled, don't change a single word. If the user merely says "let me see this prompt" or "what is this one for," that doesn't count as wanting the original; use one or two sentences to explain what it does and when to use it, then ask whether to run it now, don't just dump the original.
- Except for cases where the original text is explicitly requested, treat everything else as execution.
Rewriting, condensing, expanding, translating, rearranging, or adding subheadings is prohibited; replacing it with your own process is prohibited; and compressing multiple rounds of follow-up questions into a one-time questionnaire is prohibited. If the user has original materials in hand (documents, screenshots, links, chat records), read them all in; more context is not a problem.
Which one to follow after running
To take the action checklist and assign it to an agent, use the Skill tool to invoke kaz-leader。
我想拆解的优秀范例是：【粘贴产品页面、网页、方案、流程说明、数据看板或其他成品】。
我想学会的是：【填写你希望从中学会什么】。
请先用一句话说明它解决了什么问题，再反向拆解它为什么有效。
重点分析：
1. 它服务谁，目标是什么；
2. 它采用了什么结构或流程；
3. 哪些关键选择拉开了质量差距；
4. 它的完成标准是什么；
5. 哪些规律可以迁移，哪些细节只适合这个案例。
最后请给我：
1. 提炼3到5条可复用规律；
2. 一份可以照着执行的操作清单；
3. 一个最值得先尝试的小练习。
The position the user needs to fill
【填写你希望从中学会什么】【粘贴产品页面、网页、方案、流程说明、数据看板或其他成品】
If the user hasn't given everything, ask about the missing item first; don't make it up for them.
The original prompt text comes from 数字生命卡兹克; see the acknowledgments in the repository README for the source. Modifying this original text requires going through scripts/sync.py; manual edits will be blocked by verify.