/bulletsPure bulleted output, zero prose. Even the introduction is a bullet.
Category: Output Formatting
Before / After
Give me a list.
/bullets What should I check before launching?
What changes in Claude's response
No 'sure!', no 'here are some things to consider', no 'in conclusion'. Just bullets. Each one is 5-15 words. Useful when you want to scan, copy into a doc, or paste into a checklist tool. The output is 60% shorter than the same content as prose.
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