Cut words to make it shorter until the point no longer came across

Writing

Situation: Writing a short promotional line for an app or product, or captions for a video.
What the AI did: To shorten it, it cut the words saying what the thing does and what is being compared, leaving a string of nouns. The AI judged it clear, but people seeing it for the first time couldn't tell what it meant.
How to ask next time (the operator's example): "Before shortening, write the point as one plain sentence: who does what. Show the short version alone to someone who knows nothing about it (a separate AI with no context will do) and have them say what it means. If that differs from your point, put the cut words back."
One question to ask: Shown only the short line, did someone with no context understand it?
Check it yourself: Open a new chat with no history, paste only the short line, and ask "What does this say, and who is it for?" Compare the answer with your one plain sentence.
AI used (month): Claude Code (2026-10)
Times this mistake was recorded: once
Source: The operator's work records (the details were changed to a different task)