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Practical LLM: Delivery Route & Rephrase

Optimize multi-stop routes with constraints and draft clear customer arrival texts.

Published January 8, 2026

What you are practicing

Turn stop lists + constraints into a tighter route and better customer comms.

Can You Guess?

You have 6 stops, two with gate codes and one with a strict 2–3pm window. What should the model include in the output?

Route prompt pattern

Follow the steps and watch each checkpoint light up as you progress.

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Step 1: List stops with constraints

Addresses, time windows, access notes, payload size.

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Step 2: Ask for optimized order

Respect windows and minimize backtracking.

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Step 3: Per-stop instructions

Gate codes, contact names, delivery notes.

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Step 4: Customer messages

Short arrival texts you can send on the way.

Build your route plan

  • Paste your stops with any time windows and gate codes.
  • Prompt: “You are a delivery dispatcher. Optimize the stop order respecting windows and add per-stop arrival texts including gate codes and contact names. Keep it concise.”
  • Use the arrival texts as templates in your SMS tool.
  • Key Takeaways

    • Capture constraints (windows, codes) before optimizing.
    • Ask for per-stop messages you can reuse.
    • Keep the route realistic with start time and vehicle details.

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