Turn release fine print into an access map
Why now: The planned China rollout separates developer testing, public access, language settings and excluded features—exactly the distinctions a branching guide can preserve.
Prompted by today's lead: China’s planned iPhone AI launch leaves out the new Siri
What you'll need
- A non-sensitive notice describing a trial, staged launch or eligibility rules.
Steps
- Paste the notice into the prompt.
- Follow each branch using a different reader situation.
- Check every destination against the notice before sharing the guide.
The prompt
Convert this notice into a yes-or-no decision tree that routes readers according to the stated access rules. Use plain text with no Markdown formatting and fewer than 150 words. Include no more than five questions, labelled with letters, and give both a Yes and a No route for each question. Every route must lead to another labelled question or a destination stating the permitted action. Where the notice does not establish an answer, use the destination 'Ask for clarification'. Do not invent eligibility, dates or access. Notice: [paste your notice]
What you should get
A plain-text decision tree under 150 words, with at most five letter-labelled questions, Yes and No routes, permitted-action destinations, and 'Ask for clarification' wherever the notice leaves access unresolved.
Tested example: Tested on sample input
Input
The community pool is piloting online lane reservations. During the trial, existing adult members can reserve weekday morning lanes online. New members and anyone booking evenings must use the reception desk. Junior members cannot use online reservations yet. Weekend bookings open only after the public launch; the launch date has not been set. The trial does not include swimming lessons.
Output
A. Is the booking for swimming lessons? Yes: Ask for clarification. No: Go to B. B. Is the booking for a weekend? Yes: Wait until after the public launch to book. The launch date has not been set. No: Go to C. C. Are you a new member, or are you booking an evening? Yes: Use the reception desk. No: Go to D. D. Are you an existing adult member reserving a weekday morning lane during the trial? Yes: Reserve online. No: Ask for clarification.
How we tested it: How we checked this: an AI model ran this prompt on the sample input on November 1, 2026, and a separate model call checked the result against what the Move promises.