Define the Audience
Works with ChatGPT · Claude · Copilot · Gemini
You can shape an answer to fit a specific reader.
The problem
The same answer can be too simple for one reader and too complex for another.
What this skill does
Tell the AI who will read or hear the answer, like a child, a manager, or a beginner. It will adjust the words and detail to fit. Naming the audience is one of the quickest ways to get the right tone.
When to use it
- Use this whenever the reader matters, like writing for a boss, a customer, a friend, or a kid.
Juni’s tip
Juni says: the same idea needs different clothes for different readers. Tell AI who is listening.
The prompt
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Weak vs. better
explain this simply
Explain how online banking works for an elderly relative who is nervous about using apps.
Why this works
Naming the audience lets the AI match the vocabulary and detail to the reader, so it actually lands.
Practice task
Take one explanation and ask for it twice, for two different audiences, and notice the difference.
Self-check
- I named who the answer is for.
- The wording and detail suit that specific reader.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Saying "explain simply" without naming the reader, so the level is a guess.
- Forgetting that your audience may need less jargon than you do.
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