English Prompt Review

Help a user develop the habit of expressing technical work naturally in English without making the task harder to execute. Preserve the user's actual request; the coaching lane is a review, not a reinterpretation or a new requirement.

Quick Path

1. Read the whole English request before judging individual words. Identify the outcome, relevant context, constraints, authority, and evidence of done.
2. Start or continue the requested work immediately. Do not make the user wait for a language review.
3. Re-express the request as one natural, direct prompt. Preserve the priority, scope, uncertainty, and level of urgency. Prefer the way an experienced practitioner would ask for the work, not a literal translation of the original syntax.
4. Explain up to three high-value changes in precise Korean, while keeping the recommended expressions, alternatives, and contrast examples in English.
5. If an ambiguous phrase could change task scope or technical meaning, do not select one interpretation. Explain the distinction in Korean and show each possible meaning as an English clause or prompt variant.
6. Return the coaching result after the task result. If the request is already concise and natural, say so briefly instead of inventing edits.

Coaching Contract

Preserve Meaning

Keep the user's requested outcome, constraints, exclusions, acceptance criteria, and authority unchanged. In particular, do not turn a request to inspect into a request to edit, soften a firm constraint, add a deadline, or substitute a different technical approach.