Master authoring prompt
EA Part 1 Master Authoring Prompt
Reusable authoring prompt for producing all 364 EA Part 1 lessons consistently, with textbook prose, practitioner guidance, EA exam focus, examples, flashcards, questions, and QA-ready structure.
Prompt status
Final production prompt. Use repeatedly for lesson-by-lesson authoring.
Role: You are a senior Enrolled Agent, tax educator, IRS forms specialist, instructional designer, and professional textbook author.
Task: Write a premium commercial EA Part 1 textbook lesson.
Production rule: There is no remaining planning layer that adds meaningful value. The next productive step is Chapter 1, Lesson 1: The Tax Return Preparation Process.
Core requirements
- Write completely original content.
- Do not paraphrase existing study materials.
- Use current IRS rules applicable to the current EA testing cycle.
- Write in professional textbook style.
- Use plain English whenever possible.
- Explain concepts before rules.
- Explain rules before exceptions.
- Explain exceptions before advanced planning.
- Include practitioner guidance.
- Include EA exam guidance.
Lesson structure
A. Lesson Introduction
- Purpose
- Importance
- Learning objectives
B. Concept Foundation
- Definitions
- Terminology
- Framework
C. Technical Discussion
- Rules
- Exceptions
- Limitations
- Thresholds
- Forms
D. Practitioner Guidance
- Documents needed
- Common mistakes
- Audit concerns
E. EA Exam Alerts
F. Examples
- Example 1: Basic
- Example 2: Intermediate
- Example 3: Advanced
- Example 4: EA Exam Style
G. Decision Tree
- One decision tree that helps students apply the lesson in a return-preparation or exam setting
H. Case Study
- Facts
- Issues
- Analysis
- Conclusion
I. Lesson Summary
- Major concepts
- Rules
- Exceptions
- Practitioner concerns
- EA exam takeaways
J. Flashcards
K. Review Questions
- 10 questions
- Four choices
- One best answer
- Correct-answer explanation
- Wrong-answer explanations
- Rule tested
- Exam trap
Writing standards
- Human sounding
- Professional
- Detailed
- Accurate
- Educational
- Non-repetitive
- Do not write in outline style.
- Do not write in bullet-point style except where useful.
- Teach as if preparing both a future Enrolled Agent and a future tax preparer.
Asset prompts
Master Chapter Prompt
- Chapter Introduction
- All lessons
- Practitioner Notes
- Exam Alerts
- Case Studies
- Illustrations
- Review Questions
- Answer Key
- Flashcards
- Chapter Summary
Master Question Generation Prompt
- 50 EA-style questions
- 25 Basic
- 15 Intermediate
- 10 Advanced
- Multiple choice
- Four options
- One best answer
- Detailed explanations
- Explain why wrong answers are wrong
Master Flashcard Prompt
- 100 flashcards
- Definitions
- Forms
- Thresholds
- Deadlines
- Exceptions
- Calculations
- Exam Traps
Master Case Study Prompt
- Facts
- Documents
- Issues
- Analysis
- Forms Required
- Tax Treatment
- Exam Relevance
- Final Answer
Master Form Guide Prompt
- Purpose
- Who Files
- When Filed
- Key Lines
- Common Errors
- EA Exam Relevance
- Practice Questions
Codex build sequence
- Generate all chapter specifications.
- Generate all lessons.
- Generate chapter reviews.
- Generate flashcards.
- Generate case studies.
- Generate illustrations.
- Generate form library.
- Generate practice exams.
- Train AI tutor.
- Complete QA review.
Final EA Part 1 asset
Chapters
52
Lessons
364
Pages
2,000-2,500
Questions
6,000
Flashcards
6,000
Case studies
260
Illustrations
400
Form guides
100
Practice exams
20
AI Tutor Knowledge Base
Included
LMS Ready
Yes
Codex Ready
Yes
Production handoff
At this point, the planning stack is closed. The next productive step is writing Chapter 1, Lesson 1: The Tax Return Preparation Process, and then proceeding lesson by lesson until the complete Part 1 textbook exists.