Break by purpose#
Capture the background, the decision and the constraints as separate thoughts, then organize the draft. Stop when you have enough material for the next useful request. A longer recording is not automatically a better prompt.
For complex work, prepare a short outline before speaking. Check that the final draft includes the important exceptions and does not contain several incompatible requests. If the text needs major restructuring, do that before sending.
Watch the failure stage#
A recording that stops unexpectedly, a slow transcription and a failed send are different issues. Note how much audio was captured and whether any text appeared. Do not assume the words are recoverable merely because recording was active.
Competitor duration limits do not apply to CueSpec. Until a verified limit is published, test a sensible workload rather than using the largest possible recording. Preserve useful text, report a reproducible problem and avoid overwriting a valid draft while experimenting.