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We sent one request twice. The lazy version came back with 8 blanks to fill in. The version with 4 extra lines came back at 97 words with 1 blank and a 48 hour deadline nobody asked for.
A missed deadline email, written for real. The prompt is 8 lines, the output was 91 words, and it was sendable. Here are the 3 things every writing request needs.
Paste in a contract clause and ask 4 questions. One answer came back "not stated in this text", which is the answer that makes the other 3 trustworthy.
We asked it to explain mortgages and it got the interest math wrong by a factor of 12. In the same answer where we asked what it was unsure about, and it did not flag it.
We ran the same product description twice, once with 3 style examples pasted in. The second one led with the downside. It also invented a test we never ran.
Twenty minutes of setup so you never retype your context again. Standing instructions, a project per recurring job, and a note called prompts.
It cannot catch its own mistakes while making them. Hand the same paragraph back in a fresh chat and it caught all 4 errors, calling out "the author", which was itself.