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Comparison Analysis

The numbered structure forces consistent output across models. The 'be opinionated' instruction prevents the wishy-washy responses both ChatGPT and Gemini default to.

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Prompt
Compare {{option_a}} vs {{option_b}} for {{use_case}}.

Structure your analysis as:

1. **Overview**: One sentence summary of each option
2. **Strengths**: Top 3 strengths of each, with specific examples
3. **Weaknesses**: Top 3 weaknesses of each, with workarounds where possible
4. **Cost comparison**: Break down pricing for a {{team_size}} team
5. **Verdict**: Recommend one for each of these scenarios:
   - Budget-constrained team
   - Performance-first team
   - Team already using {{existing_tool}}

Be opinionated. Don't hedge with "it depends" without specifying what it depends on.

Variables to customize

{{option_a}}{{option_b}}{{use_case}}{{team_size}}{{existing_tool}}

Why this prompt works

The numbered structure forces consistent output across models. The 'be opinionated' instruction prevents the wishy-washy responses both ChatGPT and Gemini default to.

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