Task + success criteria. I want to [task] so that [success criteria]. First, read these files completely before responding.

[filename.md] — what it contains
[filename.md] — what it contains
[filename.md] — what it contains

Here is a reference for what I want to achieve.
[Upload reference file, or paste here]
Here's what makes this reference work:
[Paste your reverse-engineered blueprint — patterns, tone, structure, and rules. Format each as a rule starting with "Always" or "Never."]

Success brief.
Type of output + length: [contract, memo, report, proposal, post?]
Recipient's reaction: [what should they think, feel, or do after reading?]
Does not sound like: [what to avoid — generic, casual, formal, jargon-heavy?]
Success means: [they sign? they approve? they reply? they take action?]

My context file contains my standards, constraints, landmines, and audience. Read it fully before starting. If you are about to break one of my rules, stop and tell me.

Do not start executing yet. Instead, ask me clarifying questions so we can refine the approach together step by step.

Before you write anything, list the 3 rules from my context file that matter most for this task.

Then give me your execution plan (5 steps maximum). Only begin work once we have aligned.