How do I teach Prizmi my preferences (give feedback)?

Prizmi learns how you like things done. The trick is simple: say what you are talking about, then say what you would like. That way Prizmi knows the preference belongs to that kind of task and remembers it for next time.

Just tell Prizmi in your own words. For example:

• “When you draft my emails, keep them short and skip the greeting.”
• “From now on, when you text my sister, keep it casual.”
• “When you reply to messages on my screen, match the other person’s tone.”
• “When you organize my files, sort them by date instead of by type.”

Notice how each one names the activity first (“when you draft my emails…”) and then the preference. A vague note like “be less formal” can be unclear. Prizmi might think you mean only right now, in this chat, rather than for your emails. Naming the activity makes the preference stick where you want it.

A one-time tweak vs. a lasting preference: if you only want to change the thing in front of you, just say “make this one shorter” or “try again, but friendlier.” If you want Prizmi to remember it going forward, say “from now on…” or “next time you…”

You can change or undo a preference anytime. Just tell Prizmi the new way you would like it (for example, “actually, sign my emails ‘Cheers’ from now on”). Prizmi keeps these notes private and encrypted, and you can erase what it remembers whenever you like.