Turn an outline into a first draft, section by section
Writes a long document one section at a time from your outline, so quality holds up across the whole piece.
We are going to write a document together from this outline, one section at a time.
Outline:
{{OUTLINE}}
Tone: {{TONE}}
Total length: about {{LENGTH}} words.
Step 1 now: show the outline back with a word budget for each section, and one sentence on the purpose of each.
Step 2 now: write only the first section.
Then stop and wait. When I reply "next", write the following section, keeping terms, tone and facts consistent with earlier sections. If I reply with notes, revise the current section first.Example output
Plan: 5 sections, about 300 words each. Section 1 draft: [text] Reply "next" for section 2, or give notes on this one.
How to use
Approve or adjust the word budget before moving on. If the conversation gets very long, start a new chat with the outline and the finished sections pasted in.
Why it works
Writing in steps is a simple form of prompt chaining: each section gets the model's full attention instead of one rushed pass. Pausing between sections also lets you correct course before a mistake spreads through the whole draft.