A communications officer gets poor, generic press-release drafts from Claude. Her prompt reads only 'Write a press release about our news.' A colleague suggests switching to the most capable model. What should she do first?

Answer: A — Add the news details, audience, key messages and target length to the prompt, then reassess the draft.

Generic output from a prompt with no details points to missing context, not missing capability. Fix the prompt first (a). A bigger model (b) would produce a more polished generic draft because it still doesn't know the news. Generating more drafts faster (c) repeats the same gap. Giving up (d) skips the obvious fix.