Draft → critique → revise: a reusable three-step prompt chain

A simple chain that often works better than one long prompt:

1. Draft: create the first version from the goal and constraints.
2. Critique: act as a skeptical editor and identify ambiguity, unsupported claims, and audience mismatch; do not rewrite yet.
3. Revise: apply only the validated criticism and briefly list what changed.

Each stage has one purpose, making mistakes easier to detect. Reusing the same concise context summary across all three stages reduces task drift in longer work.