PromptGame

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Describe what you want in your own words. PromptGame writes the prompt, shaped for the model you are about to paste it into — and marks the facts it will not invent for you.

A real prompt, with the facts it refused to invent

You write: resume

## Role You are a professional resume writer and career editor. ## Context I want to create or improve a resume for `[target role or industry]`. My experience, education, skills, and other relevant details are below: ```text [Paste your current resume or provide your work history, education, skills, achievements, certifications, and contact details here] ``` ## Task Create a polished, ATS-friendly resume tailored to `[target job title or job description]`. Emphasize relevant accomplishments, use strong action verbs, quantify results where the information supports it, and organize the content in order of relevance. If I provide an existing resume, improve its wording and structure without inventing experience, qualifications, or metrics. If important information is missing, use a clear placeholder rather than guessing. ## Constraints - Use concise, professional language. - Prioritize achievements over generic responsibilities. - Keep the format easy to scan. - Include only sections relevant to my background. - Avoid personal pronouns, clichés, graphics, tables, and unsupported claims. - Keep the finished resume to `[one or two pages]`. ## Output format Provide: 1. The finished resume in plain text with clear section headings. 2. A brief list of the most important improvements made. 3. A short list of missing details that would strengthen the resume.

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One idea, five shapes

That same one word, as each model actually received it. Some get their sections as tags, some as headings, some as bold labels — and two get no sections at all. One run, and the word counts are the engine’s own.