The shortest prompt in the vault. Two words, and they find the thing you can’t see.
What's missing?
Replace anything in [brackets] with your real thing. The prompt is deliberately short — resist the urge to pad it.
Anything you think is finished — a plan, an offer, an important email. Paste the whole thing first.
Nothing else. Every extra word steers the answer; two words leave room for the thing you can't see. The moment you add “about the pricing section” you've told it where to look — and the gap is never where you're already looking.
An offer I'd rewritten five times. It named what every draft skipped — what happens after someone says yes.
The video for this one drops on @espoai — the page is live so the prompt is yours already.
The same method, pointed at the situations people actually hit.
Here's my resume for [the role]: [paste it]. What's missing?
Here's the offer I'm about to send to [client]: [paste it]. What's missing?
Here's my plan for [the thing]: [paste it]. What's missing?
Stop starting. Version zero exists so version one can.
The closer that opens doors — it’s been sitting on the answer the whole time.
Read the obituary before the funeral — make AI write the story of how your plan failed.
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