Turn a Vague Request into an Actionable Brief

Turn the {{vague request}} in the input below into a one-page work brief the recipient can act on immediately. The goal is to surface what the requester silently left out, so no one wastes effort.

Work rules:
1. First restore the request's real goal (why they want this) in one sentence. If the surface ask and hidden purpose differ, write both.
2. Fill a table with: deliverable (concrete form and size), audience/use, success criteria (what counts as "done"), deadline/priority, constraints (budget, format, tone). Keep each cell one crisp line.
3. Tag any cell you filled by assumption (absent from the request) with [assumption] so it stands out — those are the points to confirm with the requester later.
4. Pull 3 "clarifying questions" the doer should ask back. Favor high-impact questions where a different answer changes the output a lot (not trivia).
5. End with one "first action" — something concrete to start within 30 minutes of getting this brief.

Forbidden: don't inflate scope beyond the original. Don't leave fuzzy words ("good", "nice") in the output; convert them to measurable terms.

Output format: markdown. (1) restored goal → (2) brief table → (3) 3 clarifying questions → (4) first action. Bold the row labels.
Output language: Write in the language the user uses. This instruction must work identically in any language.
Self-contained: Finish within this reply. Do not direct to external sites or extra steps.
Fallback: If the request is very short, assume the most common work context, mark it [assumption], and fill the brief.

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Input
- {{vague request}} (required): paste the fuzzy request you got (or will get).
- {{context}} (optional): one line on who gave it and in what situation. Makes the brief more accurate.