/recipeStep-by-step recipe format. Ingredients, steps, time estimate, common mistakes.
Category: Productivity Hacks
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How do I do X?
/recipe How do I run a 30-minute customer interview that actually surfaces the real problem?
What changes in Claude's response
You get sections like a real recipe: 'You'll need' (what to prep), 'Steps' (numbered actions with time), 'Common mistakes' (what to avoid), 'Time' (realistic estimate). The format is friendly and practical — no theory, no 'depends on your situation'.
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