Perfect Your Documentation with Planned Prompting in Browser Bro
Great documentation is hard to get right — especially when using AI. If you’ve ever asked an AI to “write a doc set” and ended up with a wall of rambling content, you’re not alone. Planned Prompting in Browser Bro gives you a smarter, more controlled path to producing high-quality, structured documentation — exactly how you want it.
Workflow Steps
- Upload Your Knowledge Base: Whether it’s a PDF, DOCX, or a set of markdown files, start by loading the content into your AI tool of choice (e.g., ChatGPT, LLM Studio, Claude, etc.).
- Ask for a TOC: Prompt the AI to analyze the content and propose the perfect Table of Contents (TOC) for a fresh documentation set.
- Review & Approve: Don’t rush. Review the TOC for coverage, logic, and clarity. Make any changes or additions.
- Convert to Tasks: Tell the AI: “Generate HTML sections for each TOC line one at a time.” Now you’re batching tasks predictably — not gambling on massive output all at once.
- Load TOC in Browser Bro: Copy the finalized TOC into a .txt file or paste into the Browser Bro text editor. Use
LOOP
in Shorthand to feed the AI one line at a time. - Script the Delivery: Set Browser Bro to:
- Paste the next TOC item into the chat
- Submit the prompt
- Wait for output
- Save the response, or just pause for manual review
- Iterate or Extend: Rinse and repeat. Re-ask, refine, and rebuild sections — all with complete control over the prompt stream.
Why This Is Better
- Predictable Output: No more runaway prompts. One topic = one task.
- Human Review Built-In: Approve each section as it’s written. Stay in the loop.
- Clean HTML as You Go: Build your actual web output from the start — no conversion needed later.
- Zero Bloat: You ask for exactly what you want. Nothing more. Nothing less.
- Fully Reproducible: Store your prompts, responses, and script for perfect re-runs or updates later.
Browser Bro’s Planned Prompting method isn’t just for automation — it’s for authorship. You stay in charge. AI becomes the tool it was meant to be.