Answer first

What it is

Answer first makes the assistant open with the answer and stop at 120 words, with at most three short reasons under it. You get the verdict without an opening paragraph or a closing summary.

Who it suits

People who ask an AI many quick questions in a day and want the verdict, not an essay.

If you are learning a subject and want the reasoning laid out, use the chat without it.

Where to use it

In any AI chat, for questions where you want a decision.

• Any AI chat: paste the skill’s prompt with your question in place of {{input}}
• Small screens: a short reply reads better there

How to set it up

What you need first:

• Where it runs: any AI chat
• A key: none
• An install: none

1. Sign in to Mindket and press Get it on this listing.
2. In your Mindket account, View shows the prompt to read and copy. This page shows it too.
3. Keep it where you can paste it again: a saved prompt in your chat app, if it keeps them, or a note.

How to use it

Paste the skill’s prompt and put your question where it says {{input}}. It works best on a question with one answer you can act on.

1. You paste the prompt with a question in place of {{input}}
2. The answer goes on the first line
3. Up to three short reasons follow
4. The whole reply stays within 120 words

Example

A quick architecture question from a developer.

Should a small app keep user sessions in Redis or in Postgres?

The reply follows this shape. It is the template’s format, not a saved answer.

<the answer, in one line>
- <a reason>
- <a reason>
- <a reason>

For the sessions question, the first line names one of the two stores and each bullet gives one reason. Nothing comes before the answer. Nothing follows the last bullet.

For newcomers and experts

If you are new. AI assistants tend to explain before they answer. This skill tells the assistant to put the answer in the first line and keep the whole reply short. Try it on a question you already know the answer to, so you can judge whether the short reasons hold up. Then ask the same question without the skill and compare the two replies.

For experts. It is a format constraint in one prompt: the answer on line one, at most three bullets and a hard cap of 120 words. The cap trades nuance for speed. A model squeezed into 120 words may turn a careful hedge into a flat claim. Use it where a wrong short answer is cheap to correct, and keep the long form for anything you will act on without checking.

Good to know

• The cap: 120 words for the whole reply, reasons included, so detail gets cut
• Privacy: it never reads the page you are on