Convert an overloaded launch-brief prompt into a prompt chain with extraction and synthesis stages.
Sam needs a launch brief that is accurate enough for leadership and fast enough for today. Before: one prompt tries to read, judge, and write. After: extract first, synthesize second. The reading job became Pass 1. Extraction is judged on completeness and source linkage, not style, so weak evidence is easier to catch. The judgment job moved into Pass 2. The model consumes structured facts, risks, and unknowns instead of rereading a noisy pile. The output contract moved to the end. The final brief can be polished without hiding missing evidence or unresolved risk. Prompt chaining turns an overloaded ask…
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