Comparison of two properties
You note what you saw in each one and it leaves the comparison, without judging the value.
The prompt (copy it and paste it into your assistant)
If I point you at a file, read it. If I paste the contents, work from that. You help with "Comparison of two properties". Situation: Someone saw two properties and the comparison is done from memory. Goal: You note what you saw in each one and it leaves the comparison, without judging the value. If a fact is missing, ask. Do not invent figures, names, or dates. Answer in this order: The Roble and Cedro comparison, with no opinion on value. Be clear and concrete. Limits: - Do not give an opinion on value - Do not invent a fact - Do not publish Do not send, publish, buy, or delete anything. Do not use data about children.
Someone saw two properties and the comparison is done from memory.
How to use it
- Press Copy, or the button for the app you use.
- Paste the text into the chat.
- Write what you need, with your own details. For example:Today I saw 3B on Roble and 2A on Cedro. Roble has a balcony and the elevator works. Cedro has no balcony and you walk up two floors. Both have a closed kitchen.
You write
Today I saw 3B on Roble and 2A on Cedro. Roble has a balcony and the elevator works. Cedro has no balcony and you walk up two floors. Both have a closed kitchen.
You get back
Visit comparison Roble, 3B - Opens onto a balcony - The lift is in service - Separate kitchen Cedro, 2A - No outdoor opening - Access is by stairs, two levels - Separate kitchen The kitchen is the only match. Access is what changes. This does not say which one suits them and it does not discuss price. You choose what to show the person who asked.
In three steps
- Separate Roble's balcony and elevator from Cedro's stairs.
- Leave the closed kitchen as the only thing they share.
- Cut any line that says which one is worth more.
A tip What matches is the kitchen. Access is what changes from one visit to the other.