A generic prompt can produce a decent answer. It rarely produces a dependable workflow.
The difference is context: how the business works, which inputs matter, what counts as success, and where the review layer sits.
Why this matters
Without context, a model can sound polished while missing the actual constraints of the business. With context, the same model becomes much more useful because it is solving the right problem.
What to capture
Inputs, definitions, examples, unacceptable outcomes, tone constraints, escalation rules, and the shape of the final deliverable.
The practical takeaway
Stop asking only for better prompts. Build better context and the workflow gets stronger.
