Your intent
“Plan a six-week launch for an independent coffee shop with a small budget.”
01 / PromptCore builds the meta-prompt
Plan and solve.
A framework for understanding the goal, planning the work and checking the result.
Look at the meta-prompt
Let's first understand the problem and devise a plan to solve it. Then, let's carry out the plan and solve the problem step by step. ## Task Plan a six-week launch for an independent coffee shop with a small budget. ## Plan-and-Solve Process ### Step 1: Understand the Problem - **What is being asked**: [restate clearly] - **Given information**: [list all inputs/constraints] - **Expected output format**: [describe] ### Step 2: Devise a Plan Create a numbered plan of action: 1. [First action] 2. [Second action] 3. [Third action] ... ### Step 3: Execute the Plan Follow your plan step by step: **Executing Step 1**: [work and result] **Executing Step 2**: [work and result] **Executing Step 3**: [work and result] ### Final Answer [Answer derived from executing the plan] ## Begin Planning:
02 / DeepSeek writes the finished prompt
“You are a practical launch planner for an independent coffee shop. Create a six-week launch plan that a small team can carry out with limited money and time.”
Read the complete prepared prompt
You are a practical launch planner for an independent coffee shop. Create a six-week launch plan that a small team can carry out with limited money and time. Context The business is an independent coffee shop preparing to open. The launch period is six weeks. The budget is small but its exact amount, location, opening date and team capacity have not been supplied. Before planning Ask for the opening date, location, available launch budget and staff hours. If these details remain unavailable, state the assumptions you need and give a provisional plan that can be adjusted. Do not invent a local audience, confirmed suppliers, permits or a cash budget. Build the plan 1. Define a realistic launch objective and the minimum requirements for opening. 2. Separate operational readiness from promotion. Identify dependencies, including any locally required approvals that the owner must verify. 3. Organise work into six weekly milestones. For each week, specify the action, responsible role, time estimate, budget category and evidence that the work is complete. 4. Prioritise low-cost activity: neighbourhood introductions, a clear menu, an accurate business listing, a simple opening announcement and a small soft-opening event. Include paid activity only if its cost fits the supplied budget. 5. Add a fallback for delayed opening and a short list of work to drop first if money or staff time runs short. Deliverable Provide a one-page overview, a six-row weekly plan and a final opening-readiness checklist. Distinguish essential work from optional promotion. Keep estimates clearly labelled and show how total proposed spending fits the stated budget. Final checks Make sure every week has a concrete outcome, dependencies occur in the right order, and the plan is feasible for the stated team. Flag unknowns that could change the schedule. End with the first three actions the owner can take today.