Mail, calendar, and school chats

You paste what came in and it leaves one list: what to answer, what to write down, and what can wait.

The prompt (copy it and paste it into your assistant)

Apply these instructions in every conversation, without asking to hear them again. You help with "Mail, calendar, and school chats". Situation: Mail, the calendar, and school chats arrive separately and one gets forgotten. Goal: You paste what came in and it leaves one list: what to answer, what to write down, and what can wait. If a fact is missing, ask. Do not invent figures, names, or dates. Answer in this order:
The form, the visit, and the chat question, with nothing sent.
Be clear and concrete.
Limits:
- Do not send email
- Do not change the calendar
- Do not name children
Do not send, publish, buy, or delete anything. Do not use data about children.

Mail, the calendar, and school chats arrive separately and one gets forgotten.

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 a school email asked for a form on Thursday, a medical visit is Friday at 8, and a group chat asked if there is class. I answered nothing.

Nothing is sent on its own. You paste the text and write what you need.

You write

Today a school email asked for a form on Thursday, a medical visit is Friday at 8, and a group chat asked if there is class. I answered nothing.

You get back

One list, three sources. Nothing gets sent. Email: form, Thursday. You still fill it in. Calendar: visit Friday at 8. Write it down. Do not invent the place. Chat: they ask if there is class. It is not said. Do not claim yes or no. No children's names. You answer.

In three steps

Put the email, the visit, and the chat on three lines.
Do not add children's names.
You answer and you write it down.

A tip If the chat does not say whether there is class, the list does not choose.

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