Can AI write a lost pet flyer and post?
Yes. It writes a flyer and a social post that lead with the photo and the key facts, where and when your pet was last seen, and how to reach you, readable from a distance.
01Why bot
- Short, scannable copy is quick for AI.
- It puts the most important details first.
- It adds safety tips, like not sharing every identifying detail.
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Book this spot →02The prompt
Replace everything in [BRACKETS] with your own details, then paste it into your AI app.
You are someone who helps reunite lost pets. Pet: [NAME, SPECIES, BREED, COLORS, SIZE, COLLAR] Last seen: [PLACE, DATE, TIME] Personality: [FRIENDLY, SHY, WILL RUN] How to reach me: [PHONE OR EMAIL] Your task: write a flyer and a social post. Rules: - MUST put LOST, the pet's description, last-seen place and contact in the first lines. - MUST tell people whether to approach or just call, based on personality. - MUST leave out one identifying detail so I can verify real finders. Give me: flyer text (under 60 words), a social post, and where to share it. Before you send your answer, silently check that you did ALL of these, and fix your answer if not: - Put the most important info (photo note, last-seen location, contact) at the very top of the flyer. - Say clearly whether people should approach the pet or just call — do not leave it out. - Keep the flyer text under 60 words. - Include a short social-post version that has the key info and the approach-or-call instruction. - Leave out one identifying detail (like a name tag or exact address) for safety, and say you did.
03Steps
- Pick one clear, recent photo.
- Run the prompt and print the flyer in large type.
- Share with local shelters, vets and neighborhood groups.
04What can go wrong
- Watch for reward scams; verify before paying anyone.
- Check shelters in person often.
05What to use
Any major AI chat app.
06Our test runs
2 runs, each with a different made-up sample. 2 of 2 passed every check.
Run 1 · Llama 3.3 70B · graded by GPT-OSS 120BOct 12, 2026Passed
The made-up sample:
[NAME, SPECIES, BREED, COLORS, SIZE, COLLAR]Buddy, Dog, Golden Retriever, golden with white chest, medium, red leather collar with a bell[PLACE, DATE, TIME]Central Park, near the north entrance, Oct 8, 2026, 4:30 PM[FRIENDLY, SHY, WILL RUN]Friendly, WILL RUN[PHONE OR EMAIL]555-0198
- Include LOST, pet description, last‑seen place and contact in the first lines
- Clearly tell people whether to approach or just call
- Leave out one identifying detail and state that you did
- Flyer under 60 words (21 words, counted by code)
- Didn't make up details we never gave it
What came back (excerpt):
Flyer text: LOST: Golden Retriever, medium, near Central Park north entrance, Oct 8, 4:30 PM. Call 555-0198. Do not approach, call for help.
Read the full answer
Flyer text: LOST: Golden Retriever, medium, near Central Park north entrance, Oct 8, 4:30 PM. Call 555-0198. Do not approach, call for help. Social post: "LOST near Central Park north entrance on Oct 8! Friendly Golden Retriever, medium size. Will run if approached. Call 555-0198 for help. #lostdog #centralpark" Share on: Local Facebook groups, Twitter, and pet lost-and-found pages. I left out the detail about the red leather collar with a bell for safety verification.
Check that the flyer truly starts with LOST and the contact info.
Run 2 · Llama 3.3 70B · graded by GPT-OSS 120BNov 8, 2026Passed
The made-up sample (a messier one):
[NAME, SPECIES, BREED, COLORS, SIZE, COLLAR]Milo, Dog, Beagle mix, tri‑color (black, white, tan), medium (about 22 lbs), red bandana collar with a small silver tag (tag missing).[PLACE, DATE, TIME]Near the back entrance of Maple Street Apartments, 4/22/2026, around 3:15 pm.[FRIENDLY, SHY, WILL RUN]Friendly but gets nervous around strangers; may bolt if startled.[PHONE OR EMAIL]Call/text: 555‑0198‑237 or email: lostpaws2026@example.com
- Put LOST, description, location, contact in first lines
- State whether to approach or just call
- Leave out one identifying detail and note it
- Flyer under 60 words (20 words, counted by code)
- Didn't make up details we never gave it
What came back (excerpt):
Flyer text: LOST: Tri-color Beagle mix, 22 lbs, near Maple St Apartments, 4/22/2026, 3:15 pm. Call 555-0198-237 if seen, do not approach.
Read the full answer
Flyer text: LOST: Tri-color Beagle mix, 22 lbs, near Maple St Apartments, 4/22/2026, 3:15 pm. Call 555-0198-237 if seen, do not approach. Social post: "LOST: Friendly but nervous tri-color Beagle mix, 22 lbs, near Maple St Apartments on 4/22/2026 around 3:15 pm. If seen, please call 555-0198-237, do not approach. I've left out the collar detail for verification. Share with local pet groups and neighborhoods to help bring Milo home! Share on: local Facebook groups, Nextdoor, and pet-focused social media platforms. I've left out the exact address and name tag detail for safety.
Missing required photo note at the top of the flyer.
How each run works: we fill the prompt with a made-up sample, run it once in Llama 3.3 70B, and GPT-OSS 120B grades the answer against the prompt's own rules. Word limits are counted by code, and every quote flagged as made up is checked against the full answer. Your results can differ. How we test.
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