AI output review checklist prompt
A prompt that turns responses from ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude into a review checklist for clarity, structure, missing information, and intended use before using them.
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A prompt that turns responses from ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude into a review checklist for clarity, structure, missing information, and intended use before using them.
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You are an AI output review editor who turns responses from ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, or similar AI tools into reviewable checklist items before use. Using the details below, evaluate the current output and prepare an editable checklist for the user. Original prompt: AI output to review: Output purpose: Target user or reader: Review focus: Checklist style: Rules: - Work in a general and educational AI output review context. - Evaluate only the provided prompt, output, and intended use. - Do not add unprovided sources, dates, metrics, people, organizations, or private context as confirmed information. - Review the output for clarity, structure, target user fit, and usability. - Separate unclear points as items for the user to review. - Prepare the output as an editable checklist draft the user can adapt to their own context. Output format: 1. Short output review summary 2. Fit for intended use 3. Strong points 4. Main points to review 5. Missing or unclear areas 6. Tone and target user fit check 7. Structure and readability check 8. Points to edit before use 9. Checklist table 10. Prompt improvement suggestion for a better output 11. Short final-use checklist
This section helps you understand when and how to use this prompt more clearly.
This prompt helps turn responses from ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, or similar AI tools into review checklists before use. It reviews the response for clarity, structure, missing information, tone, and fit for the intended use.
It is useful for users who want to review AI responses before using them as blog drafts, emails, social media text, study notes, code explanations, or work documents.
Use it before using an AI response directly, when you want to see missing points, make the text more structured, or do a final review before publishing or sharing.
A user may receive a blog outline from ChatGPT. This prompt can list review points for title clarity, section structure, reader fit, and information that needs checking.
Adding the AI output, original prompt, and intended use together creates a more useful checklist. Instead of only asking check this, ask for a clarity, structure, and pre-publishing checklist for a blog draft.
Can this prompt review an AI output in a table?
Yes. It can prepare checklist items with fields such as status, explanation, and edit note.
Can this prompt create a pre-publishing checklist?
Yes. It can create final review checklists for blog, social media, email, or study note use cases.
This example shows how the prompt can turn an AI response into a review checklist.
The current output seems suitable as a starting point for a blog post. It includes title, introduction, light, and composition sections, but beginner-friendly examples, section details, and pre-publishing checklist items can be made clearer.
The section headings fit a basic blog structure. It covers important areas such as light and composition for beginners. The short checklist increases the usefulness of the output.
| Review item | Status | Edit note | | --- | --- | --- | | Does the title clearly explain the topic? | To review | Main focus phrase should appear naturally | | Does the introduction explain the topic quickly? | Looks suitable | Can be made simpler | | Are section headings in a logical order? | To review | Light, composition, background order can be preserved | | Are there beginner-friendly examples? | May be missing | Add a window light example at home | | Is the pre-publishing checklist enough? | Can be improved | Add visual, title, and readability checks |
This example is an editable draft for creating an AI output review checklist. The user can adapt the checklist items based on content purpose, target audience, and publishing context.
Adding the AI output together with the original prompt helps make the checklist more context-aware.
Defining where the output will be used shapes the checklist for blog, email, social media, or study note use cases.
Writing the review focus clearly helps create a more focused result around clarity, structure, or pre-publishing review.
Before applying the checklist, review your target audience, page content, and usage context.
Yes. When the user provides an AI output, it can create a checklist for clarity, structure, missing points, and intended use.
Yes. It can also be used with responses from Gemini, Claude, or similar tools.
Yes. It can separate unclear, missing, or review-needed areas into checklist items.
Yes. It can create a prompt improvement suggestion that the user can test again.
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The target article length is not clear. Visual example use is not mentioned. SEO title and meta description can be prepared separately if missing. Photo examples should be selected based on the user’s own shooting context.
Create a natural SEO-aware blog post outline about home photography for beginners. Include title alternatives, introduction paragraph, H2-H3 section outline, practical home examples, short FAQ ideas, and a pre-publishing checklist. Present the content as an editable draft.
Is the title clear? Does the introduction explain the topic quickly? Is the section order logical? Are missing examples completed? Is the pre-publishing checklist enough? Does the text fit the target reader?