Asking for great work
Four habits that turn a vague request into a finished piece of work on the first or second try.
Lesson 1 · 3 min
Say what done looks like
The single biggest improvement is describing the finished thing: its audience, its length, its format and what it must include. "A six-slide pitch deck for a bakery's second shop, for local investors, ending with the ask" leaves far less to guess than "make a pitch deck".
Lesson 2 · 3 min
Give it the material
Senova works from what you give it. Paste the notes, attach the spreadsheet, link the page. If figures matter, give the real ones; otherwise it will use placeholders and tell you to swap them in.
Tip Ask Senova to search the web when you need current information; it shows where each answer came from.
Lesson 3 · 3 min
Ask for the format
Name the shape you want: a table, a checklist, a slide deck, a sheet with formulas, a diagram. Senova will make an artifact for anything you'll keep editing.
Lesson 4 · 4 min
Improve it in place
Treat the first result as a draft. Point at what to change ("make slide three a timeline", "shorter, and less formal") rather than starting again. Each change becomes a new version of the same artifact.