Live preview of Role, Task, Context, Constraints, Style, and Output—updates as you edit the four-D steps below.
1 Role
2 Task
3 Context
4 Constraints
5 Style
6 Output
*better context = better output*
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*context is king**better context = better output*
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*context is king*
Four-D prompt guide — Deconstruct through Deliver
Deconstruct
Diagnose
Develop
Detail mode helper: answer these (optional).
Deliver
FAQ
Answers about Prompt Wizard.exe, what each area does, and how to get around. Use the search box to narrow topics.
Overview & goals
What is Prompt Wizard.exe? A single-page, browser-only prompt studio styled like a classic
desktop app. The main window walks you through a live 6-part formula (role → task → context →
constraints → style → output), optional 4-D phase tabs (Deconstruct, Diagnose, Develop,
Deliver), a built prompt you can copy, and a Library that saves drafts in this browser’s
storage—no account and no backend required.
Why this page exists. To make good prompting obvious: every major feature
(library, resources, tips, history, themes, reset) has a visible path—Start menu, taskbar, this FAQ, and
Clippy—so you are less likely to miss export, phrase chips, or activity logging while you
work.
Common questions
Where should I start?Use the large Prompt Wizard.exe window first: fill the live checklist, then switch steps with the
Deconstruct → Diagnose → Develop → Deliver tabs (each shows Done / Incomplete for that block). The built prompt updates as you
type; copy from the output area when you are ready.
How do I save or find a prompt?The Library block at the top of the wizard lists prompts stored only in this
browser. Search, export to a file, or clear the list there. Nothing syncs to the cloud unless you copy
or export it yourself.
How do the four methodology tabs work?Click Deconstruct, Diagnose, Develop, or Deliver to open that step’s fields. Your entries stay in the page when you switch—nothing is cleared. Each tab shows Done (green) or Incomplete (red) from the live checklist. For Diagnose, change Audience away from Beginner and/or Platform away from Universal so the tab can turn green once Deconstruct is satisfied.
What lives under Start (taskbar)?Click Start on the flower taskbar for AI Resource
Hub, Activity Log (history you can copy or export), Reset Wizard,
theme / skin pickers, sound pack, and volume—the FAQ link is at the
bottom of that menu. If you minimized the corner artwork, restore
it with the :3 tab next to Start. The clock is live for orientation only.
What is the AI Resource Hub?A separate window with curated links, a lesson checklist, topic folders,
and a Term bank of chips—click a chip to insert into whichever wizard field last had
focus.
How do predictive phrases work?The checklist shows a short predictive hint.
Who is Clippy / the tip library?The paperclip-style assistant is a coaching tip browser: open the tip popover, search, and
paste a line into your thinking (it is generic mascot styling, not a trademarked character). Drag the mascot
if you need it out of the way; position is remembered for the session.
How do I reset or undo everything?Start → Reset Wizard clears fields and the built prompt. Library
entries are separate—delete or clear them from the Library panel if you want a clean slate there too.
Will my prompts follow me to another PC?No automatic sync. Data stays in local storage for this site origin. Use Library
Export or copy text manually to move work between machines or browsers.
What is the corner decoration on the wizard?Optional artwork beside the checklist. Double-click it to minimize it to the taskbar as
:3; click :3 again to restore the image.
Esc closes this panel · Open from Start (FAQ is at the bottom of the menu) · Docked top-left, full height down to the
taskbar.
Curated tools for AI prompting. Open Lesson checklist for the live tracker, Term bank for insertable prompt phrases, then use the topic rows in the same scrolling panel for links—no overlap. Drag the title bar to move; release near an edge to snap. Close with × or Esc. This browser remembers checklist ticks, term bank open/closed, open folders, and hub size/position.
0 / 12Track steps · ticks save in this browser
Start here — checklist cheat sheet
Hub row = a bar you click (pixel icon + title) → opens official links + short good/bad notes.
Prompt = what you tell the AI. Assistant = the site that answers. Wizard = this page → build → copy → paste into the assistant.
PC = keep Documents\AI-Workspace with prompts · projects · notes + dated file names.
Map: Wizard → assistant · Wizard + Notion → save · PC + VS Code → GitHub → (later) Vercel + Supabase → domain
Progress is saved in this browser until you clear it.
Recap: work Phase 1 → 4; each line tells you which hub row to open. Topic rows are in the same list below—scroll to move between checklist and links.
Curated phrases for the Wizard—focus a field in Prompt Wizard, then tap a chip to insert (or it appends to Task).
Term bank
Grouped by intent. Same phrases that lived in the Wizard—now here so the main window stays calmer.
Best for: offline Markdown notes on your PC—prompts, class links, and “lab journal” style logs. Downside: steeper than Notepad; sync needs a plugin or folder in OneDrive/Drive.
Best for: automatic backup of your Documents folder on Windows; pairs with Word/PowerPoint. Downside: path quirks if you move folders while apps are open.
Best for: networking, cybersecurity, homelabs, and cloud tools explained in a fun, project-first way—great motivation when you are leveling up alongside AI workflows. Downside: not a dedicated pure-AI channel; pace is tuned for entertainment as well as learning.
