One line, one small action. Don't start by asking for a plan.
Turn this line into one small thing I can do this week. Ask me where I'm stuck first.
If I only have ten minutes this week, which single step of this line is worth trying? Ask what I'm in the middle of first. Don't write more than one step.
Don't give me a long list. Give one small experiment I can finish tomorrow, and tell me which sentence to come back to when it's done.
Why this helps
A sentence needs another meeting before it can become yours. Spacing review across days beats one long session for how long verbal material lasts (Cepeda et al., 2006, doi:10.1037/0033-2909.132.3.354). Today's 5 quotes puts an old highlight in front of you again. It is not a spaced-repetition schedule, and a short library can repeat.
Use it in EasyReadAI
Highlight one passage and ask. You can also customize the prompt: open Settings → Reply style, paste it in, and later questions follow it. One highlight at a time.
To see the line again, open Review. The question itself is Ask AI. To export a chapter, use EPUB to text.
Where this came from
Rewritten from the "connect the book to your own situation" questions on realaitools and aigwx. The second and third prompts were written for this page.
More prompts: the collection.
Common questions
Why ask where I am stuck first?
Without this week, the suggestion becomes an empty list. One question first puts the action on your actual day.
How do I use this in EasyReadAI?
Ask beside one older highlight, or paste the prompt into Settings, then Reply style. One highlight at a time. Today's 5 quotes can show the line again.