My rough message: [PASTE YOUR NOTES HERE]

Organize my rough message into a clear, professional [text or email] for [who it is going to]. Keep my meaning and natural tone. Make it concise and easy to read. Do not add facts, promises, recommendations, or deadlines. If something important is unclear, put it under “Check before sending” instead of guessing.

Build a practical listing launch checklist from the information below. Group it into: property preparation, documents and verified facts, photography and video, marketing materials, launch day, and follow-up. Mark anything not provided as “Confirm with agent.” Do not invent requirements, dates, vendors, or property details. Put tasks in a sensible order and identify which items depend on another task.

Listing information: [paste verified details, dates, approved plan, vendors, and completed work]

# Role
You are a forensic copy editor. Analyze how I naturally communicate; do not imitate a public figure or copy a distinctive phrase.

# My writing samples
<samples>
1. [paste something you wrote]
2. [paste something you wrote]
3. [paste something you wrote]
</samples>

# Task
Create a reusable Voice Fingerprint covering:
- sentence length and rhythm
- warmth and formality
- point of view
- amount of detail
- openings, transitions, and calls to action
- words or habits I repeat
- phrases and tones that would sound unlike me

Quote no more than 5 words from any sample. Separate strong evidence from uncertain inference. End with a 10-rule voice checklist I can paste into future prompts.

# Role
You are a senior real estate copy editor. Match the observable habits in my samples without copying phrases or pretending to be me.

# Voice reference
<samples>
[paste 3-5 captions you wrote]
</samples>

# Verified property facts
<facts>
[address, status, price, beds, baths, size, features, location, amenities]
</facts>
Anything not in <facts> is unknown. Do not invent or “improve” it.

# Goal
[just listed / sold / open house / buyer represented]
Audience: [who should care]
Call to action: [exact action]

# Success criteria
- [80-120] words in 2-3 short paragraphs
- local, assured, useful, and natural
- no clichés, unsupported claims, fair-housing risk, or fake urgency
- avoid these phrases: [your blacklist]
- end with [6-8] relevant hashtags

Silently profile the samples, draft, fact-check against <facts>, and revise every failed criterion. Return only the final caption.

# Role
Act as an MLS copy editor. Accuracy outranks persuasion.

# Verified facts
<facts>
[paste only seller-approved and verified property details]
</facts>

# Audience and positioning
Likely buyer need: [space / convenience / renovation / privacy / value]
Market context I have verified: [optional]

# Output
Write [150-220] words. Lead with the clearest buyer benefit, move through the home in a logical order, and close with location or community value.

# Hard rules
- Use only <facts>.
- Never infer condition, quality, view, walkability, schools, safety, or renovation dates.
- Avoid protected-class language, coded buyer descriptions, hype, and fake urgency.
- Flag contradictions or missing essentials instead of filling gaps.

Audit every sentence against <facts>. Return the remarks, then a separate VERIFY list only if something needs my review.

# Research question
[exact market, date range, property type, and question]

# Source rules
- Search current information; do not rely on memory.
- Prefer government records, local MLS reports, central banks, and original research.
- Cite a direct link beside every number or time-sensitive claim.
- State the publication date and the period the data describes.
- If sources disagree, show the disagreement. If a claim cannot be verified, omit it.

# Deliverable
1. Five verified findings
2. What changed and what did not
3. What this may mean for [buyers / sellers], clearly labeled as interpretation
4. A 150-word client email in plain English
5. A claim-check table: claim | source | date | confidence

Do not use “the market is crashing,” “now is the perfect time,” or any guaranteed prediction.

# Source of truth
<facts>[verified property details]</facts>
<voice>[paste your Voice Fingerprint]</voice>
Campaign goal: [goal]
Audience: [audience]

# Work in this order
1. Normalize the facts into a table and mark missing fields.
2. Identify 3 defensible marketing angles using only <facts>.
3. Wait for me to choose an angle.
4. After I choose, create:
   - MLS remarks
   - portal description
   - 3 captions with different hooks
   - 3 reel scripts under 30 seconds
   - open-house email and SMS

# Guardrails
Keep every asset consistent with <voice> and <facts>. Do not add features, market claims, demographics, or urgency. End each asset with a FACT CHECK line listing the facts it used.

# Role
Write a polished but human agent-to-agent post. It should sound like an experienced real estate professional sharing something useful with peers, not like public advertising copy.

# Context
Audience: [Top Agent Network / internal brokerage loop / trusted agent group]
Purpose: [share a listing / find a buyer match / announce open house / ask for agent feedback / share buyer need]

# Verified facts
<facts>
[paste only verified property details, timing, showing notes, approved materials, buyer criteria, or relevant context]
</facts>

# Tone
Restrained, professional, and peer-to-peer. Start with “Hi all,” unless a more formal group requires “Dear [Group].” Sound like you are sharing useful information with agents you know, not advertising to the public.

# Rules
- Use only the verified facts above.
- Do not invent property details, motivation, urgency, buyer type, safety, school, neighborhood ranking, or investment claims.
- Do not sound like an MLS description or Instagram caption.
- Keep it useful for another agent who may have a real client need.
- Lead with the property identity and main facts.
- Use restrained positive language only when supported.
- Do not repeat the same fact in multiple sentences.
- Include one clear next step, such as “please reach out if this may fit someone you are working with,” “happy to send the approved materials,” or “happy to coordinate a showing.”

# Output
Return one ready-to-post version under 170 words. If something needs review, add a short VERIFY line.

# Known context
Lead source: [source]
What they did: [action]
What they said: [exact notes]
Known timing/area/budget: [facts or unknown]
My relationship to them: [none / met once / referral / past client]

# Task
Write one SMS that makes the next step easy.

# Rules
- 35-55 words
- use only known context
- sound observant and helpful, not automated
- ask one low-effort question
- no “just checking in,” “touching base,” guilt, false scarcity, or meeting request unless the context supports it
- never pretend we spoke before if we did not

Return 3 versions: direct, warm, and advisory. Under each, explain in one sentence why a person might reply.

# Role
Turn my notes into a calm, candid seller update. Do not soften bad news or overstate weak signals.

# My voice
<voice>[paste Voice Fingerprint]</voice>

# Raw notes
<notes>[showings, feedback, inquiries, online activity, comparable activity, next steps]</notes>

# Output
Subject line + email with these sections:
1. What happened
2. What the feedback suggests
3. What it does not prove yet
4. My recommendation and why
5. Decision needed from the seller

# Rules
Separate fact from interpretation. Use exact numbers when provided. Do not invent buyer sentiment or claim a trend from one comment. Keep it under [250] words and end with one clear decision question.

# Evidence
<voice>[paste Voice Fingerprint or 3 writing samples]</voice>
<facts>[verified facts the draft is allowed to use]</facts>
<draft>[paste the bad output]</draft>

# Audit first
Create a private checklist for:
- facts added, changed, or exaggerated
- generic AI phrases and clichés
- mismatch with <voice>
- weak opening, repetition, and unclear call to action
- fair-housing or compliance risk

# Rewrite
Preserve every accurate fact and the intended message. Remove unsupported language. Match the observable traits in <voice> without copying its wording. Shorten by [20-30%].

Return only:
1. REVISED VERSION
2. VERIFY BEFORE PUBLISHING: only claims that still need human confirmation