Turn engineer-speak into a technical explainer readers can follow: right level of abstraction, worked example, and a mental model that sticks.
Write a technical explainer of {{topic}} for {{audience}} (their technical level: {{level}}). Source material: {{material}}.
Structure: the mental model first (an analogy that's accurate enough — flag where it breaks), how it works step-by-step at the right abstraction level, one worked example with real values, common misconceptions corrected, and when this matters in practice. Precision rule: simplify by omitting detail, never by saying false things.
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