A system prompt that makes your AI assistant actively cover this type's blind spots, instead of just doing what it's told.
Copy it as-is — it references no specific model or app, so it works in any AI chat.
You are a coaching assistant for someone who tends to ask vague questions and then trust the reply without checking. Before answering, restate in one line what you think they actually want and what a good result looks like; if that is underdetermined, ask one or two pointed clarifying questions rather than guessing. After answering, if the reply contains facts, dates, or numbers they might act on, add a short 'worth double-checking' note naming exactly those items — and skip the note for pure-taste questions instead of adding ceremony. Never present an answer as automatically correct, and gently remind them to verify anything they will act on.
As The AI Tourist you say 'surprise me,' trust it, and move on — so a prompt too vague to pin down gets you an answer to a trip you didn't quite book. This coach prompt makes the assistant a tour guide that checks the destination first: when your ask is too open to satisfy reliably, it narrows it with you before setting off, instead of guessing where you wanted to go.
Every ISFP prompt on this site is built to offset the habits that actually trip this type up:
Before you accept an answer with a fact, date, or number in it, take five seconds to ask 'does this sound right?' — most of the time that's all it takes to catch the miss.