🛠 Re‑Fail Kit (v1.2)

A raw, builder’s guide to keep failing better until you get what really matters.

You don’t fix prompts. You fail them, reflect, refine, and re‑fail until they do what you really meant. This kit isn’t magic. It’s a builder’s tool to help you re‑fail smarter.

✏️ Why this kit exists

You’ll fail. You’ll reflect. You’ll refine. Then you’ll fail again — but smarter.

That’s how real prompts get better: Not by being clever, but by being honest enough to re‑fail, watch, and adjust.

🧠 Core philosophy

Prompting isn’t typing magic words. It’s trying, failing, watching, and re‑trying — until the messy question becomes a clear ask, and the friction turns into flow.

🏗 What’s inside this kit

Step	What to do	Why
Fail	Write your messy prompt. Run it. See what breaks.	Exposes hidden mess.
Reflect	Ask: why did it fail? Too broad? Missing context?	Understand real friction.
Refine	Adjust scope, add constraints, break into steps.	Make the ask clearer.
Re‑fail	Run again. See what breaks next. Repeat.	Learn by iteration.

🪚 How to use it

**✅ Start ugly  
🔍 Watch how it fails  
✏ Reflect why  
🛠 Refine prompt  
🔁 Re‑fail → repeat**

📋 Quick fail‑reflect table

Fail	Why?	Change
GPT got generic	Ask too broad	Add context
Missed detail	Didn’t provide it	Add explicit info
Too long	No limit	Add “max 100 words” constraint
No tone guidance	Sounded too formal	Add “tone: friendly, plain language”
Ignored example I wanted	Example buried / unclear	Put example cleary in task / context
Repeat same idea	Task too open or vague	Break into steps, narrow ask