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Productivity & Workflow
The Email Optimizer
Rewrite this email to be more concise while retaining the core message and tone. [Insert email]. Target 50% word reduction.
The Meeting Summarizer
Summarize this meeting transcript into 3 key decision points and 5 action items. [Paste transcript]. Format as a bulleted list.
The Task Prioritizer
I have these tasks: [List tasks]. Rank them by impact-to-effort ratio. Provide a recommended order and reasoning.
The Documentation Writer
Turn this code/process into clear, step-by-step documentation for non-technical users. [Insert content]. Use plain language.
The Research Synthesizer
Analyze these research findings: [Paste findings]. Extract 3 key insights and suggest 2 follow-up research questions.
Creative & Content Generation
The Social Media Generator
Create 5 LinkedIn posts about [topic]. Mix educational, inspirational, and conversational tones. Make them shareable and engaging.
The Storyteller
Write a 500-word short story with these elements: [setting, character, conflict]. Build tension throughout.
The Headline Genius
Generate 10 compelling headlines for this content: [Insert content]. Include 3 curiosity-gap headlines and 3 benefit-focused headlines.
The Content Repurposer
Transform this blog post into: a Twitter thread, a LinkedIn article, and a 30-second video script. [Paste blog post].
The Ad Copy Writer
Write 5 Google Ads variations for [product/service]. Target [audience]. Emphasize [unique selling point]. Include a call-to-action.
Learning & Education
The Study Guide Creator
Create a comprehensive study guide for [topic]. Include key concepts, practice questions, and memory tricks. Target [skill level] learners.
The Concept Explainer
Explain [complex concept] as if I'm 12 years old. Use analogies and everyday examples. Keep it under 200 words.
The Quiz Master
Generate 10 quiz questions on [topic]. Mix multiple-choice, true/false, and short-answer formats. Provide answer key with explanations.
The Language Tutor
Create a 5-step learning path to master [skill]. Include resources, practice exercises, and milestones. Estimate time to proficiency.
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Ten prompts in each of five bonus categories. Work in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Perplexity. Swap bracketed placeholders for your inputs before running.
Email & communication
Rewrite this email to be 40% shorter without losing any important detail. Keep my tone (warm but direct). Remove filler phrases like 'I hope you're well'. Original: [PASTE]
Help me say no to [REQUEST] without damaging the relationship. 3 sentences, warm but firm, no vague 'maybe later'.
Turn this rough transcript of voice notes into a polished follow-up email. Preserve my voice. Fix grammar. End with a clear next step. Notes: [PASTE]
Draft 3 subject-line variants for this email that a busy exec would actually open. No clickbait. No emojis. Under 7 words each. Email body: [PASTE]
I'm sending a cold reply to a LinkedIn connection request from someone at [COMPANY]. Write something warm that establishes why I'd be interesting to talk to, without being salesy. 60 words.
Draft a delicate email to a vendor about a missed deadline. I want to preserve the relationship but make clear this can't happen again. Include a specific ask for how they'll prevent recurrence.
Write an out-of-office auto-reply that is friendly, sets expectations, and isn't annoying. I'm off [DATES]. Urgent matters: [ALT CONTACT].
Condense this 5-paragraph customer complaint into a 3-bullet summary for my team, plus 1 paragraph suggested response. Complaint: [PASTE]
Translate this email to [LANGUAGE] preserving tone and formality. Don't translate company/product names. Original: [PASTE]
Rewrite this internal announcement to be more human and less corporate. Remove jargon. Add a specific reason the reader should care. Original: [PASTE]
Learning & self-study
Teach me [TOPIC] like I'm a smart 14-year-old. Use one vivid analogy. Then raise the rigor: what does an expert know that a beginner misses?
I just read [ARTICLE/BOOK CHAPTER]. Quiz me with 5 questions that test understanding, not memorization. Then grade my answers and point out misconceptions.
Build me a 7-day learning plan for [SKILL] assuming 30 min/day. Include: what to read/watch each day, one exercise, and one thing to actively practice.
I'm confused about [CONCEPT]. Explain it 3 different ways: (1) intuitive analogy, (2) worked example with numbers, (3) formal definition.
Compare and contrast [A] vs [B]. Give me a table of 8 dimensions on which they differ, then tell me which matters most in practice.
Summarize the top 5 most surprising or counterintuitive findings in [FIELD] over the last decade. Cite where I can read more.
What are the 3 best YouTube videos / free courses / books to learn [TOPIC]? For each, tell me what it teaches well and what it misses.
Turn this textbook chapter into flashcards. Front: a specific question. Back: a concise answer with one example. Chapter: [PASTE]
I'm preparing for a [JOB/EXAM] interview. Generate 10 questions that a skeptical interviewer would ask, ranked by difficulty. Then grade my answers.
What mental models from [DOMAIN A] transfer usefully to [DOMAIN B]? Give me 5 with explicit worked examples.
Business & strategy
Stress-test this business idea. Imagine you're a skeptical investor. List the 5 strongest objections and how I'd answer each. Idea: [PASTE]
I'm deciding between [OPTION A] and [OPTION B]. Help me pre-mortem both: if this fails in 12 months, what's most likely why? Rank risks.
Write a 1-page business memo (problem, options, recommendation, risks) on [DECISION]. Style: Amazon PR/FAQ. Plain English. No filler.
Build me a simple competitive matrix for [MARKET]. Rows: 8 key features. Columns: [COMPETITORS]. Cell values: rating 1-5 with one-line evidence.
I need to explain [TECHNICAL CONCEPT] to a non-technical exec. Draft a 2-paragraph explanation + one 1-slide visual description.
What are 3 strategic moves [COMPANY] could make in the next 6 months? For each: cost, timeline, risk, and likely impact.
Turn this OKR draft into something specific and measurable. Current: [PASTE]. Make each KR: a number, a deadline, a verifiable method.
Draft a 30/60/90 plan for a new [ROLE] at [COMPANY TYPE]. Include: discovery, quick wins, and the first durable project.
Help me write a board update. Wins, losses, metrics, risks, asks. Tone: candid not defensive. Our month: [PASTE]
Critique this pricing model. Identify: who's underpaying, who's overpaying, and where friction is unnecessary. Model: [PASTE]
Personal & self-reflection
I keep procrastinating on [TASK]. Ask me 3 probing questions to surface what's actually blocking me. Then suggest the smallest possible next action.
Help me do a year-in-review reflection. Ask me 7 questions that get beyond 'it was good'. Then summarize themes from my answers.
I want to change [HABIT]. Design me a 4-week habit plan with a specific cue, routine, reward, and how to handle missed days.
I need to have a difficult conversation with [PERSON] about [TOPIC]. Coach me through it. Anticipate their reactions and help me plan responses.
I'm feeling stuck at work. Ask me questions that help me identify whether it's the role, the company, the manager, or the life season.
Turn my vague goal '[GOAL]' into a SMART goal with a specific weekly metric and a 4-week milestone plan.
I'm making a major life decision about [DECISION]. Walk me through a decision framework that surfaces my real preferences, not just the logical choice.
Help me write a personal mission statement. Ask me 5 questions about what energizes me, what I'm good at, and what the world needs. Then draft one sentence.
I want to journal more but don't know what to write. Give me 7 prompts for the next week, each specific enough to start immediately.
Act as a skeptical friend. Read this thing I'm about to send (email/text/post) and tell me: am I being defensive, unclear, or over-explaining? Draft: [PASTE]
Technical / workflow
Debug this code. Explain the bug, show the fix, and note the underlying concept I should learn so I don't repeat it. Code: [PASTE]
Refactor this function for readability. Keep behavior identical. Add docstrings and type hints. Explain each change. Code: [PASTE]
I want to automate [WORKFLOW]. What's the simplest possible first version I could build in an afternoon? What tools and what would I skip for v1?
Review this SQL query. Flag correctness issues, performance issues, and readability issues. Rewrite it with clear CTEs. Query: [PASTE]
Turn this informal bug description into a proper bug report: steps to reproduce, expected, actual, environment, severity. Original: [PASTE]
Write a clear README for this project. Assume the reader has no context. Sections: what it does, why it exists, install, usage, gotchas. Code: [PASTE]
Explain this error message in plain English and list the 3 most common causes, ranked by likelihood. Error: [PASTE]
Convert this Excel formula to a clear explanation. Then rewrite it to be more readable using named ranges. Formula: [PASTE]
Help me set up a CI pipeline for [STACK]. What checks should run on every PR vs only on main vs only on releases? Justify each.
I'm doing a code review. This diff is large. Summarize what changed, flag the 3 riskiest changes, and suggest what questions to ask the author. Diff: [PASTE]