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Act as an expert SEO strategist. I want to rank for the keyword "[KEYWORD]". Produce a 1500-word blog outline: primary H1, 6 H2s, 3 H3s under each H2, FAQ section with 5 questions, and a meta title + description under 155 characters. Use semantic keywords naturally.

Here are 3 paragraphs I've written in my style: [PASTE SAMPLE]. Now write a 600-word article about [TOPIC] matching my voice, cadence, and vocabulary. Use contractions and occasional first-person asides.

Write a 90-word cold email to [PERSONA] at [COMPANY TYPE]. My product: [DESCRIBE]. Their likely pain: [PAIN]. Subject line + body. No jargon. One clear CTA. End with a soft P.S.

Rewrite this landing page copy for clarity and conversion. Keep 5-second comprehension test in mind. Structure: hero (promise + clarity), 3 benefit blocks, social proof, 1 CTA. Here is the current copy: [PASTE].

Write a 180-word LinkedIn post from the POV of [ROLE]. Open with a counter-intuitive line. Tell a specific story. End with a question. No emojis. No hashtags. Plain conversational tone.

Write a professional apology email for [SITUATION]. Own the mistake without over-explaining. Propose a concrete fix. Three short paragraphs max. Tone: calm, accountable, forward-looking.

Give me 10 different 2-sentence openers for this week's newsletter. The main topic is [TOPIC]. Each opener should use a different pattern: question, contrarian claim, statistic, story, metaphor, confession, observation, quote, list, and definition.

Draft a press release for [ANNOUNCEMENT]. Follow AP style. 400 words max. Lead paragraph covers who/what/when/where/why. Include one founder quote, one customer quote, boilerplate, and contact info placeholders.

You're reviewing my product page: [PASTE]. Generate the 12 most likely buyer questions and answer each in 2-3 plain-English sentences. Flag any answer that reveals a product gap.

Convert this customer interview transcript into a 700-word case study. Structure: challenge, approach, results with quantified metrics, quote, and 3-bullet takeaways. Neutral third-person voice. Transcript: [PASTE].

Summarize [BOOK TITLE] in 500 words. Then list the 7 most actionable ideas with one example of how to apply each in [CONTEXT]. End with 3 books that expand on the strongest idea.

Edit the following for clarity and flow. Cut redundancy. Preserve voice. Don't add new claims. Return the revision and a 5-bullet list of what you changed and why. Draft: [PASTE].

Write a 150-word conference talk abstract titled "[TALK TITLE]". Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Promise 3 specific takeaways. Include a contrarian hook and a speaker bio placeholder of 40 words.

Write a product description for [PRODUCT] targeting [BUYER]. 120 words. Structure: 1-line hook, 3 bullet benefits, 2-sentence story, specs. Use sensory language. Avoid filler.

Using only these notes — [PASTE NOTES] — write a natural-sounding 70-word testimonial. Include a specific metric, a moment of doubt, and a before/after. Third-person attribution at the end.

Generate 20 tagline options for [COMPANY] that sells [PRODUCT] to [AUDIENCE]. Mix short (3-word), punchy (6-word), and declarative (10-word) formats. Rank the top 5 and explain why each works.

Outline a 10-slide seed pitch deck for [COMPANY]. Each slide: title, 1-sentence purpose, key visual recommendation, and 3 bullet points. Follow problem → insight → solution → market → traction → team → ask structure.

Rewrite this for an 8th-grade reading level without dumbing it down. Keep all facts. Replace jargon with plain words. Break long sentences. Original: [PASTE].

Write a 3-email sequence inviting prospects to a webinar on [TOPIC]. Email 1: announcement, 150 words. Email 2: reminder with social proof, 100 words. Email 3: last-call urgency, 80 words. Each with a subject and one CTA.

I have a 2000-word blog post on [TOPIC]: [PASTE URL OR CONTENT]. Turn it into: 1 Twitter thread (10 tweets), 1 LinkedIn post, 3 Instagram captions, 1 YouTube video outline, 1 email newsletter, 1 podcast episode outline. Each should stand alone.

I'm launching [PRODUCT] to [ICP]. Create a 90-day go-to-market plan. Include: positioning statement, 3 channels ranked by likely CAC, weekly milestones, 3 experiments per channel, and success metrics. Format as a table.

Compare [MY COMPANY] against [COMPETITOR 1], [COMPETITOR 2], [COMPETITOR 3]. Build a positioning table with 8 dimensions (price, target user, onboarding, core feature, differentiator, weakness, likely 12-month move, how we beat them).

Given my product: [DESCRIBE], write a detailed ICP: firmographics, demographics, psychographics, buying triggers, objections, watering holes, and budget authority. Then give 3 example companies or personas that match.

Draft a 30-minute sales discovery script for [PRODUCT]. Structure: rapport (2 min), context-setting (3 min), 8 diagnostic questions, product connection (5 min), objection handling bridge, clear next step. Format as time-coded sections.

Analyze my pricing model: [DESCRIBE TIERS]. Pressure-test each tier against [3 COMPETITORS]. Recommend: price changes, tier restructuring, a possible usage-based component, and 3 positioning moves to justify raising prices.

I have these 5 customer exit interview quotes: [PASTE]. Identify root causes, distinguish symptoms from causes, and propose 3 product/process/pricing interventions for each root cause. Rank by expected impact.

Generate 15 lead magnet ideas for [AUDIENCE] interested in [TOPIC]. For each: title, format, estimated production time, and expected conversion lift. Rank by ease of production × likely impact.

Draft 4 Objectives and 3 Key Results per objective for my [STAGE] company with [X] headcount focused on [GOAL]. KRs must be measurable, time-bound, and include baseline values I'd need to fill in.

Produce a monthly investor update template. Sections: highlights, lowlights, key metrics (with delta vs last month), product, team, funding/runway, asks. Include guidance on tone (brief, honest, zero fluff) and length (700 words max).

I am [BRIEF ABOUT COMPANY]. Define our brand voice: 3 attributes with opposing anti-attributes, 5 do's, 5 don'ts, sample sentences across 3 channels (email, Twitter, website), and common words to use or avoid.

Write a 120-word partnership email from [ME] at [COMPANY] to [PARTNER]. The mutual value: [VALUE]. Include a specific proof point, a concrete ask for a 15-minute call, and a time suggestion. No fluff, no generic flattery.

Generate a 45-minute customer interview script to learn why customers chose (or didn't choose) [PRODUCT]. Lead with jobs-to-be-done questions. No leading questions. Include probing follow-ups and a "tell me about a day where..." question.

My current value prop: [PASTE]. Rewrite it 5 different ways using these frameworks: (1) JTBD, (2) outcome-first, (3) against-the-grain, (4) capability-framed, (5) identity-framed. Score each for clarity and differentiation out of 10.

For [PRODUCT] sold to [ICP] at [PRICE POINT], list the top 10 objections a prospect might raise. For each: underlying concern, a 2-sentence rebuttal, and a reframe question to keep the conversation open.

Create a hiring scorecard for a [ROLE] at my [STAGE] company. Include: mission, 5 outcomes in 12 months (measurable), 8 competencies with behavioral interview questions for each, and 3 "must-nots".

Create a one-pager sales leave-behind for [PRODUCT]. Structure: headline value prop, 3 buyer outcomes, how it works (3 steps), 3 proof points, visual suggestions, pricing teaser, 1 CTA. Under 300 words.

Design a 6-email retention program for users who signed up but haven't activated. Each email: trigger, day sent, subject, 80-word body, one CTA. Increase urgency and value proof across the sequence.

Outline a board meeting deck for a [STAGE] company. 12 slides max. Each: title, purpose, key takeaway to land, and data the CEO needs to bring. Include an "ask of the board" slide and a decisions-made recap.

I spend [$X/MO] across [CHANNELS]. Given results: [PASTE]. Diagnose which channels to double down on, which to kill, which to test differently. Justify each with a framework (ROAS, payback, LTV/CAC).

Summarize this 15-page business plan into a 300-word executive summary: [PASTE]. Include: problem, solution, target, traction, team, ask. No buzzwords. Written so a board member skimming in an airport would still grasp the thesis.

Explain what this code does, line by line. Flag anything that's non-obvious, potentially buggy, or non-idiomatic. End with a 3-sentence plain-English summary. Code: [PASTE].

Write thorough unit tests for this function using [FRAMEWORK]. Cover happy path, edge cases, error cases, and at least one regression test for [KNOWN BUG]. Use clear test names and one assertion per test. Function: [PASTE].

Review this code as a senior engineer. Flag: correctness issues, security vulnerabilities, performance concerns, readability problems, and missing tests. Rank findings by severity. Suggest specific fixes. Code: [PASTE].

Refactor this function to improve readability without changing behavior. Use meaningful names, early returns, and small helpers. Keep the public API identical. Explain the biggest readability wins. Code: [PASTE].

Write a SQL query against these tables: [PASTE SCHEMA]. I want: [DESCRIBE REQUIREMENT]. Optimize for readability first, performance second. Explain your join strategy. Include a query plan note for any query touching >1M rows.

Write a regex that matches [PATTERN DESCRIPTION] but not [COUNTEREXAMPLES]. Provide: the regex, 5 positive test strings, 5 negative test strings, and a plain-English explanation of each group.

Design a REST API for [DOMAIN]. Include: resources, verbs, request/response schemas in JSON, auth model, pagination strategy, error format, rate-limiting approach. Output as a minimal OpenAPI sketch.

I'm getting this error: [PASTE ERROR + STACK TRACE]. My code is: [PASTE]. Walk through 3 likely causes in order of probability. For each, suggest a diagnostic step and a fix. Don't guess wildly — tell me what's provable vs speculative.

Interview me on the system design of [PRODUCT] (e.g., Twitter feed, URL shortener, ride-hailing). Ask the questions a staff engineer would ask. Push me on tradeoffs. Don't give the answer — evaluate my reasoning.

Convert this [SOURCE LANG] code to idiomatic [TARGET LANG]. Preserve behavior exactly. Use [TARGET LANG]'s standard library where available. Flag anything that doesn't translate cleanly. Code: [PASTE].

Add robust error handling to this code: [PASTE]. Distinguish recoverable vs fatal errors. Use typed errors. Preserve stack traces. Don't swallow exceptions. Explain each choice.

Write a [LANGUAGE] CLI that does [TASK]. Include: argument parsing, help text, sensible defaults, a --dry-run flag, non-zero exit codes on failure, and a README section showing 3 usage examples.

Analyze this code for performance: [PASTE]. Estimate time and space complexity. Identify the biggest bottleneck. Suggest an optimization that doesn't sacrifice readability. Show before/after pseudocode.

Here's my diff: [PASTE]. Write a conventional-commits-style commit message: type(scope): subject. Include a 40-character max subject and a body explaining the why. No emojis.

Write a Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml for a [LANGUAGE] [APP TYPE]. Multi-stage build. Non-root user. Minimal final image. Healthcheck. Environment variables via .env.example. Comment every non-obvious line.

I need to add [COLUMN/TABLE] to an existing [DB TYPE] database running in production. Write the migration as forward + rollback. Note: locking behavior, estimated downtime, and a zero-downtime strategy if the table is large.

Design auth for a [WEB/MOBILE] app. Requirements: [LIST]. Choose between sessions vs JWT vs OAuth, explain tradeoffs, then detail: signup, login, token refresh, logout, forgot password, and MFA enrolment flow.

Generate documentation for this function/module: [PASTE]. Include: purpose, parameters, return value, exceptions, 3 usage examples, gotchas. Format as [JSDoc / docstring / TSDoc] suitable for this language.

Write an ADR for the decision to use [TECH A] over [TECH B] for [USE CASE]. Sections: context, decision, consequences (positive, negative, neutral), alternatives considered, and revisit triggers.

I want to build [FEATURE]. My current plan: [DESCRIBE]. Ask me the 10 questions a skeptical tech lead would ask. Don't propose solutions — surface assumptions and risks I haven't addressed.

Here are raw meeting notes: [PASTE]. Produce: (1) 5-bullet summary, (2) decisions made, (3) action items with owner and due date, (4) open questions, (5) 3-sentence recap to send to people who missed the meeting.

Here's my inbox from the last 24 hours: [PASTE SUBJECTS + SENDERS]. Sort by: urgent & important, important not urgent, urgent not important, neither. Flag anything that looks like it needs a reply in <1 hour.

Write a polite, specific decline to this meeting request: [PASTE]. Offer an async alternative (doc, Loom, Slack thread). Keep tone respectful but confident. 80 words max.

Here are my calendar + commitments from last week: [PASTE]. Produce a weekly review: wins, misses, lessons, what to do more of, what to stop, top 3 priorities for next week.

I need to delegate this task: [DESCRIBE]. Write a delegation brief: outcome, context, constraints, decision authority, check-in cadence, definition of done. Then draft the Slack message I'd send to the delegate.

I'm a [ROLE] meeting my [DIRECT REPORT] for our weekly 1:1. Last topics: [PASTE]. Propose a 30-minute agenda balancing their priorities, feedback, growth, and blockers. Leave space for them to drive.

I need to have a hard conversation with [PERSON] about [TOPIC]. Prep me: what to open with, how to deliver the core message (SBI or similar), likely responses and my counters, desired outcome, fallback outcome.

Here's a vague/confusing email: [PASTE]. Draft a response that (a) gets specificity without being rude, (b) proposes 2 concrete interpretations, (c) gives them an easy way to clarify. 60 words max.

Draft a project kickoff doc for [PROJECT]. Sections: problem, goal, success metric, scope (in/out), stakeholders + RACI, milestones, risks, first-week plan. Use tables where they help.

Write a weekly status update template for an IC-level role. Sections: what I did, what I'm doing next, what I'm blocked on, what I need from you. Each answerable in 1-3 sentences. Ready to paste into Slack or email.

I want to brainstorm [TOPIC]. Act as a brainstorm partner. Generate ideas using 3 frameworks: first-principles, analogies, constraints. After each idea, rate it 1-5 on novelty and 1-5 on feasibility.

Here's my backlog: [PASTE 10-20 ITEMS]. Rank them using ICE (Impact × Confidence × Ease). For each: score, reasoning, and whether to do, delegate, delete, or defer.

Rewrite this Slack message for clarity and brevity while keeping tone friendly: [PASTE]. Remove throat-clearing. Lead with the ask. Keep it under 3 sentences.

Here are my Q[X] goals and actuals: [PASTE]. Produce a personal reflection: what went well, what failed, what was outside my control, what I learned, what I'll change next quarter. 400 words.

Given these commitments and priorities: [PASTE], produce a weekly time-blocked calendar. Protect 2 hours of deep work daily. Batch meetings. Schedule a Friday review block. Flag conflicts.

Here's an email I need to respond to: [PASTE]. Write a reply that (a) addresses all explicit asks, (b) answers any implicit questions, (c) is under 100 words, (d) ends with a clear next step.

Here are my last quarter's OKRs and actuals: [PASTE]. Do a retro: which KRs were sandbagged, which were moonshots, which signal a systemic issue, and what should change about how we set OKRs next quarter.

I need to ask [PERSON] for [FAVOR]. Our relationship: [CONTEXT]. Write a message that's warm but not groveling, specific about what I need, easy to say yes or no to, and doesn't hide the ask.

I'm deciding between [OPTION A], [OPTION B], [OPTION C] for [DECISION]. Write a decision memo: context, options, criteria, tradeoffs, recommendation, open questions. Max 500 words. Audience: a smart peer who wasn't in my head.

Write a runbook for [RECURRING TASK]. Include: when to run it, prerequisites, step-by-step with verification after each step, troubleshooting for 3 common failures, and rollback steps. Format so someone new could execute it.

Explain [CONCEPT] as if I'm 10 years old. Use a concrete analogy. Then add a paragraph for what I'd need to understand to go one level deeper.

Teach me [TOPIC] by asking me questions I have to answer. Don't give me the answer first. Push back if I'm wrong. After 5-10 exchanges, summarize what I got right and where my mental model has gaps.

Build a study guide for [SUBJECT/EXAM]. Break it into: core concepts, common misconceptions, formulas or key facts, and 10 practice questions with answers and explanations. Rank topics by exam weight.

Turn these notes into 25 spaced-repetition flashcards (question + answer). Avoid yes/no questions. Test understanding, not just recall. Notes: [PASTE].

Compare and contrast [A] and [B]. Use a table with 8 dimensions. End with: which to use when, which is strictly better along which axes, and which is a common misunderstanding to avoid.

I think [STATEMENT] means [MY INTERPRETATION]. Am I right? Where exactly am I wrong? Rebuild my understanding from first principles without assuming I know anything I haven't already said.

Let's practice [LANGUAGE] at [LEVEL: beginner/intermediate/advanced]. Role-play a realistic scenario: [SCENARIO]. Correct my mistakes inline. After 10 turns, give me a summary of my top 3 errors.

Summarize the current research on [TOPIC]. Include: consensus findings, contested areas, top 3 landmark papers (with authors and year), and what a curious non-specialist should read first.

I know [CURRENT SKILLS] and I want to learn [GOAL]. Build a 12-week roadmap: weekly topics, recommended resources (free first), projects to build, and self-assessment checkpoints.

Create 10 practice problems for [TOPIC] at [DIFFICULTY]. Include problems that test common misconceptions. Provide answers and solution walkthroughs separately so I can attempt first.

Here's a lecture transcript: [PASTE]. Produce: (1) 1-paragraph TL;DR, (2) 5 key takeaways with explanations, (3) 3 questions the lecture didn't answer, (4) 5 flashcards, (5) related reading recommendations.

Teach me [CONCEPT] using a story or case study. Make the story memorable and concrete. Keep it under 400 words. End with the abstract principle clearly stated.

I'm studying [SUBJECT]. Based on these questions I've gotten wrong: [PASTE]. Identify the underlying concept gaps. Don't just tell me the right answer — tell me what mental model to rebuild.

For [TOPIC], generate a glossary of the 20 most important terms. Each: definition (2 sentences), why it matters, and an example. Order by importance for a beginner.

Interview me for a [ROLE] position. Ask [X] questions from [CATEGORY: behavioral/technical/case]. After each answer: grade out of 5, specific improvement feedback, and a better model answer.

Here's an academic paper: [PASTE/SUMMARIZE]. Break it down: (1) research question, (2) method in plain English, (3) key findings, (4) limitations, (5) what it means for a practitioner. Avoid jargon where possible.

List the top 10 misconceptions beginners have about [TOPIC]. For each: the misconception, why it's intuitive, the reality, and a simple example or experiment that reveals the truth.

Explain [MATHEMATICAL CONCEPT] intuitively before formally. Use a visual analogy, a simple example, and then introduce notation. End with one worked problem showing the mechanics.

Here's a passage: [PASTE]. Ask me 5 reading comprehension questions. After my answers, tell me what I got right, where I inferred too much, and what the author actually meant.

Design a 10-session curriculum to take a [STARTING LEVEL] to [TARGET LEVEL] in [SKILL]. Each session: objective, reading, exercise, deliverable, self-assessment. Each should build on the last.

Write a 1200-word short story from this premise: [PREMISE]. Third-person close POV. Show, don't tell. A clear protagonist with an active desire. One strong scene change. End with a moment that recontextualizes the opening.

Flesh out a character named [NAME] for my [GENRE] story. Include: core desire, core wound, contradictions, 3 formative memories, voice tells (5 things they say), fears, and an unflattering truth they don't admit to themselves.

Build a [GENRE] world in one richly packed paragraph. Include a unique natural law, a social consequence of that law, and a sensory detail I wouldn't get elsewhere. Less exposition, more implication.

Rewrite this dialogue so each character sounds distinct. No name-tags needed — voice alone should identify who's speaking. Add subtext. Keep word count similar. Original: [PASTE].

My story so far: [SUMMARIZE]. Suggest 5 plot twists that are: (a) foreshadowed by what I've already written, (b) change the protagonist's goal, (c) avoid cliché. Rank by emotional impact.

Open a scene set in [PLACE] at [TIME] where [EVENT] is about to happen. 150 words. Ground the reader in 3 specific sensory details before introducing the character. Avoid adverbs and weather cliches.

Write a [FORM: sonnet/villanelle/pantoum] about [SUBJECT]. Follow the form strictly. Use concrete imagery. End with a turn that reframes the opening.

Write a 1-page screenplay scene between [CHARACTER A] and [CHARACTER B] about [SUBJECT]. Industry standard format. Include one visual metaphor, one meaningful silence, and subtext that contradicts the dialogue.

Write a 250-word monologue delivered by [CHARACTER] in the moment they [KEY MOMENT]. Start mid-thought. Reveal their backstory through texture, not exposition. End with a line of clarity.

Write a 400-word bedtime story for a [AGE] child who loves [INTEREST]. Age-appropriate vocabulary. A simple problem and resolution. A character they'd want to be friends with. Soft, sleep-conducive ending.

Write lyrics for a [GENRE] song about [THEME]. Verse-chorus-verse-chorus-bridge-chorus. Concrete, specific images. Repetition in the chorus. Internal rhyme without being corny.

Rewrite the ending of [STORY/FILM] with this premise: [PREMISE]. Stay consistent with established character voices. Don't undo earlier plot — reframe it. Match the emotional tone of the original.

Write a 500-word origin for a villain named [NAME] whose ideology is: [IDEOLOGY]. Make them sympathetic without excusing them. Show the exact moment their worldview locked in.

Write a letter from my future self 10 years from now, having just [ACCOMPLISHED GOAL]. Reflective, warm, specific. Three things future me wishes present me knew. One piece of hard love.

Write an original folktale about [THEME: greed/courage/etc]. 600 words. Archaic-feeling voice without being stiff. A clear moral, but don't state it — let the story carry it.

Write a 400-word scene in first person with an unreliable narrator. The reader should be able to tell what's really happening while the narrator can't. Include 3 small tells.

My novel is about [PREMISE]. Give me 20 possible opening lines across different strategies: question, in medias res, voice, image, statement, dialogue, contradiction, rhetorical, setting, character judgment. Rank top 5.

Critique this chapter as a workshop reader. Cover: pace, voice, scene structure, character consistency, what lands, what falls flat, and one line-level edit per page. Be specific, not vague. Chapter: [PASTE].

Write a 100-word story (strictly) about [PROMPT]. A complete arc. A concrete image. One line that turns the whole piece. No adverbs.

Reimagine the myth of [MYTH] set in [MODERN SETTING]. Keep the emotional spine but translate every element. 600 words. Make the myth feel inevitable in its new context.

Ask me 10 questions to help me identify my top 5 core values. After my answers, propose my values list with evidence from what I said. Flag any contradiction or blind spot.

Help me do my annual review. Ask me questions about: wins, losses, relationships, health, career, money, growth, regrets, gratitude, and what I want more or less of. Don't let me off easy on evasive answers.

I want to build the habit of [HABIT]. Design a 30-day plan using behavior-design principles: trigger, action, reward; make it tiny; stack onto an existing routine; pre-commit; track. Include likely failure modes.

Give me 5 journaling prompts tuned for someone feeling [EMOTION] right now. Prompts should invite honesty, not performance. Mix past-oriented, present-oriented, and future-oriented.

I'm weighing: [DECISION]. Coach me without telling me what to do. Ask questions that surface values, fears, assumptions, and the worst-case scenario I'd still be okay with. End with a framework to make the call.

Help me reframe this thought: [PASTE]. Don't toxic-positivity it. Identify the distortion (if any), propose 3 alternative frames, and flag which feels most honest without being denial.

Here are 5 situations that have been bothering me: [PASTE]. What pattern connects them? What need of mine is going unmet? What would a trusted outside observer see that I'm missing?

I'm holding resentment toward [PERSON] about [SITUATION]. Help me write an unsent letter that gets it all out. Then summarize: the legitimate grievance, the projection, and what I actually want now.

It's the start of my day. I feel [FEELING] and I have [3 PRIORITIES]. Help me set an intention: a 1-sentence mantra, a single most-important task, and one thing I'll do for my future self.

I'm considering [RISKY MOVE] but I'm afraid. Help me do Tim Ferriss's fear-setting: worst-case scenarios, probability, reversibility, mitigation, what I'd miss by NOT acting. Force me to be specific.

Last week I committed to: [PASTE]. Here's what I actually did: [PASTE]. No sugarcoat. Where did I flake? What's the real reason? What's one adjustment for next week that isn't "try harder"?

Based on what I tell you, help me identify my top 5 strengths — the things I do naturally well that others find hard. Ask me 8 questions first. Then name them with evidence.

Help me write a gratitude list of 5 items from today that aren't clichés ("my family," "my health"). Go specific and small. Each entry: what it is, why it hit, who or what made it possible.

I'm about to start [GOAL / PROJECT]. Run a pre-mortem: imagine it's 6 months from now and this failed. List the 10 most likely causes. For each, tell me what I could do TODAY to prevent it.

I want to say no to [REQUEST] from [PERSON]. Help me write a reply that is: honest, warm, doesn't over-explain, doesn't close the door on the relationship, and doesn't leave them hanging with false hope.

Something hard happened: [SITUATION]. I don't want toxic positivity. Help me find what's actually learnable here without gaslighting myself about how bad it was.

I had this dream: [DESCRIBE]. Don't tell me what it "means" mystically. Instead, surface the emotional themes, the symbols I may be processing, and ask me 3 questions to draw out my own interpretation.

Walk me through a CBT-style thought record for this stressful situation: [DESCRIBE]. Fields: situation, emotion, automatic thought, evidence for/against, balanced thought, new emotion rating.

I need to set a boundary with [PERSON] about [BEHAVIOR]. Help me script it: observation (no blame), impact on me, specific request, what I'll do if it continues. Warm, firm, no apology.

Walk me through a 15-minute life audit. Ask rapid-fire questions across: health, work, money, relationships, growth, environment, fun. After each area I rate 1-10. End with my lowest-score area and 3 micro-actions.

I have columns: [DESCRIBE]. I want to: [DESCRIBE CALCULATION]. Give me an Excel formula, explain what each part does, and suggest a cleaner approach if mine is over-engineered.

I have this dataset: [DESCRIBE COLUMNS]. I want to answer [QUESTION]. Tell me: rows, columns, values, filters, sort order, and any calculated field. Then describe the resulting layout.

Here are survey results: [PASTE]. Produce: sample demographics, key findings ranked by confidence, surprising answers, cross-tab insights, and 3 questions I should run as a follow-up.

I have data that's messy: [PASTE SAMPLE]. List every data quality issue you see (duplicates, inconsistent casing, mixed units, trailing whitespace, etc.). Give me a step-by-step cleaning plan I can execute in [EXCEL/PYTHON].

I ran an A/B test. Control: [N, CONVERSIONS]. Variant: [N, CONVERSIONS]. Is the result statistically significant at 95%? Walk me through the z-test. Also flag if my sample is underpowered for the lift I care about.

I have funnel data: [STEPS + VOLUMES]. Calculate step conversion, overall conversion, biggest drop-off. Diagnose 3 likely causes of the worst drop-off. Suggest an experiment for each.

I have signup cohorts with these retention numbers: [PASTE]. Calculate D1/D7/D30 retention per cohort. Which cohort is doing best? What might explain it? What's a hypothesis I could test next month?

Here's what a chart shows: [DESCRIBE]. Tell me: the actual insight, the headline I could put in a deck, 3 alternative explanations, and what data I'd need to rule each out.

Design a dashboard for [ROLE] tracking [AREA]. List the 6 essential metrics, their definitions, the visual type, refresh cadence, and 1-sentence prompt the viewer should ask themselves when looking at each.

I have these tables: [SCHEMA]. I want to answer: [QUESTION IN PLAIN ENGLISH]. Write the SQL, then explain the joins, aggregates, and any window functions. Suggest how I'd optimize it for a large table.

Here's a dataset: [PASTE]. Identify outliers using [METHOD: z-score / IQR / isolation forest]. For each outlier: likely cause (data entry, real event, system glitch), and whether to keep, flag, or drop.

Here's my last [12/24] months of [METRIC]: [PASTE]. Do a simple forecast using moving average and seasonality adjustment. Show your work. Flag the risks of over-relying on this forecast.

I have customer data: [DESCRIBE]. Segment by behavior + value. For each segment: size, key traits, lifetime value estimate, 1 retention play, 1 upsell play. Rank segments by strategic priority.

I want to build a report on [AREA]. Draft a data requirements doc: questions the report must answer, metrics, dimensions, filters, data sources, freshness, known gaps, and acceptance criteria.

Summarize what's known about [TOPIC] and tell me where there's no consensus. For each claim: confidence level and the type of evidence (meta-analysis, single study, expert opinion, anecdote). Be honest about what's uncertain.

I found this correlation: [DESCRIBE]. What are 5 alternative explanations (confounders, reverse causation, selection bias, coincidence, measurement error)? For each, what would rule it out?

Estimate [NUMBER] using a Fermi approach. Break it into inputs. State each assumption clearly. Give a range, not a point estimate. Flag which assumption is most uncertain.

I ran a [MODEL TYPE] on [DATA]. Outputs: [PASTE COEFFS / FEATURE IMPORTANCES / AUC]. Plain-English interpretation, top 3 takeaways, and 3 questions a reviewer would challenge me with.

Here's my dataset: [PASTE / DESCRIBE]. Give me summary stats column by column: count, nulls, mean/median/mode, min/max, unique values, suspicious patterns. Flag anything worth investigating.

I want to test [HYPOTHESIS]. Help me design the experiment: primary metric, guardrail metrics, sample size for [MDE], randomization unit, duration, stop rules, and 3 interpretation pitfalls.

Write a Midjourney v7 prompt for a photorealistic image of [SUBJECT]. Include: subject, setting, lighting, composition, lens/focal length, camera, mood, color palette, and parameters (--ar 16:9 --stylize 100). Then give 3 variations changing mood only.

Create a DALL-E 3 prompt for a logo for [BRAND] that sells [PRODUCT] to [AUDIENCE]. Describe: style, form, color, negative space, mood, 3 things to avoid. Then give 3 tight variants.

Suggest a brand color palette for [COMPANY] that evokes [EMOTIONS] and differentiates from competitors like [LIST]. 6 colors: primary, secondary, 2 accents, neutral, signal. Include hex codes and usage notes.

Here's a description of my UI: [PASTE] (or upload screenshot). Critique it for: hierarchy, clarity, consistency, accessibility, mobile responsiveness. Be blunt. Rank issues by severity. Propose specific fixes.

Write a Figma component spec for [COMPONENT]. Include: variants, states (default, hover, pressed, disabled, loading, error), tokens used, spacing, and documentation for the handoff.

Take this base image prompt: [PASTE]. Generate 10 variations: 3 style variants, 3 composition variants, 2 color variants, 2 mood variants. Keep subject fixed. Clearly label each variation type.

Write a 60-second explainer video script for [PRODUCT]. Format as columns: scene, visual, voiceover, on-screen text. Open with a pattern interrupt. End with a specific CTA.

Here's my token/component names: [PASTE]. Audit them for consistency (casing, noun-first vs adjective-first, abbreviations). Propose a cleaner naming convention with 5 before/after examples.

Suggest 5 typography pairings for [BRAND TYPE]. For each: heading font, body font, accent font, why they work, weights to use, licensing notes (free/paid), and a sample heading + paragraph.

Write a Stable Diffusion XL prompt for [SUBJECT]. Include: quality modifiers, style tags, artist refs if appropriate, sampler suggestion, steps, CFG, and a negative prompt that prevents common failures (extra fingers, blurry, watermark).

Here's my page/component: [DESCRIBE]. Audit for WCAG 2.1 AA: color contrast, keyboard nav, screen reader order, focus states, form labels, ARIA, touch targets. Rank findings and give specific fixes.

Brief an icon set for [PRODUCT]. 20 icons covering: navigation, content, actions, status, objects. For each: name, stroke vs fill, metaphor, 2 references I could search for inspiration. Consistent visual language.

Sketch a landing page wireframe for [PRODUCT] targeting [AUDIENCE]. Sections in order with 1-line rationale each. Mobile-first. Include what goes above the fold on a 375px-wide viewport.

I have a 10-slide deck about [TOPIC]. For each slide, suggest a visual: chart type, image style, layout (e.g., 40/60 split, full-bleed hero, 3-column). Goal: reduce text, maximize clarity. Audience: [AUDIENCE].

Describe a mood board for [BRAND]. Include: 6 visual references (describe them, don't fetch), 4 adjectives, 2 inspirations from unrelated industries, 3 textures, and 2 things the brand should NEVER look like.

Design brief for a transactional [EMAIL TYPE] email. Max 600px wide. Header style, body typography, CTA button spec (size, color, copy), image rules, footer, dark mode behavior. Include one alt-version for low-image-load users.

Design a reusable 1080x1080 social tile template for [BRAND]. Layout zones, font sizes, color rules for light/dark variants, logo placement, and 3 example content types (quote, stat, announcement) with specs.

For this YouTube video: [TOPIC]. Give me 10 thumbnail concepts. Each: 3-5 word headline, facial expression, color palette, main object. Mix emotional, curiosity, contrarian, and declarative angles. Rank likely CTR.

Write a Runway ML Gen-3 text-to-video prompt: subject, environment, motion, camera movement, lighting, duration (5s vs 10s), style. Include one contrast/variation at the end. Keep it under 80 words.

Teach me a design critique framework I can use in 10 minutes per screen. 5 questions max. Each should test a different dimension (user goal, clarity, hierarchy, emotion, ship-ability). Make it feedback-giver-proof.

Outline a Twitter/X thread on [TOPIC]. 10 tweets max. Tweet 1: hook. Tweets 2-9: one idea each, one surprising detail each. Tweet 10: strong close with CTA. Keep each tweet under 240 characters.

Write 3 LinkedIn post versions about [TOPIC]: (1) story-led, (2) contrarian, (3) list. Each 200 words max. Opening line should stop the scroll. No hashtags. No emojis. End with a question.

Give me 15 TikTok hooks for a video about [TOPIC]. Mix patterns: question, shocking stat, contrarian claim, "I was wrong about X," character intro, micro-story. Each under 8 words.

Write an Instagram caption for a post about [TOPIC]. 150 words. Personal voice. Specific details, not generalities. Include a soft call-to-save. No generic hashtag soup — suggest 5 focused ones and explain each.

Write a 6-8 minute YouTube script on [TOPIC]. Structure: 15-sec hook, value promise, 3 main points with examples, retention loop every 90 seconds, CTA, outro. Conversational tone. Mark B-roll cues.

Storyboard a 30-second Reel on [TOPIC]. 6 shots. Each: visual, text overlay (≤7 words), audio direction, timing. Hook must land in first 1.5 seconds. End with a specific, low-friction CTA.

Write a Slack announcement for my [COMMUNITY] about [NEWS]. 3 short paragraphs. Tone: peer, not corporate. One opener emoji, one clear action for members, one reason to read to the end.

I got this comment: [PASTE]. Draft a reply that's: calm, curious not defensive, preserves public composure, and either invites real dialogue or closes the thread cleanly. 40 words max.

Write a podcast episode description for "[EPISODE TITLE]" with guest [GUEST]. 120 words. Hook, 3 bullet takeaways, timestamps for key moments, guest bio one-liner, and a subscribe CTA.

Outline a 10-slide Instagram/LinkedIn carousel on [TOPIC]. Slide 1: hook cover. Slides 2-9: one idea each (≤15 words headline + ≤30 words body). Slide 10: CTA + recap. Describe visuals for each.

Here's my current Twitter/X bio: [PASTE]. Rewrite it 5 ways optimizing for: (1) what I make, (2) who I help, (3) credibility signal, (4) personality, (5) contrarian. 160 char max each. Explain which lands best for [GOAL].

Help me plan thoughtful replies to these big accounts in my niche: [LIST]. For each: what angle of value I can add, one reply pattern, and what to avoid. Give 3 example replies.

For a video about [TOPIC], give me 8 title + thumbnail copy pairings. Title ≤60 chars, thumbnail text ≤5 words. Mix curiosity gap, payoff, contrast, number-driven, and transformational. Rank by likely CTR.

Build a 4-week content calendar for [CHANNEL] in [NICHE]. 3 posts/week. Each: topic, format, hook, CTA, internal link opportunity. Ensure variety of pillars and an escalation curve toward a promo post.

Write 10 Pinterest pin titles and descriptions for [BLOG POST / PRODUCT]. Each title: curiosity + benefit. Each description: 2 sentences with keyword, reason to click. Avoid clickbait; keep promise honest.

Take this post I wrote for one platform: [PASTE]. Adapt it for [THREADS / BLUESKY / X]. Match the native tone, length conventions, and engagement pattern. Explain what you changed and why.

I want to trade a newsletter swap with another creator in [NICHE]. Draft the outreach email: 100 words, specific about my audience, easy yes, proposes concrete value. Mention a post of theirs I genuinely liked.

Here's my topic: [TOPIC]. Brainstorm 20 angles ranked by virality potential. Mix: contrarian, list, story, behind-the-scenes, hot take, teach, data reveal, personal loss, "I was wrong," before/after. Star top 3.

Draft a warm DM to someone who just followed me on [PLATFORM]. Not salesy. One specific compliment based on their profile, one honest question, no ask. Under 40 words. Three variants.

Here are my last 20 posts: [PASTE URLS / TOPICS + ENGAGEMENT]. Diagnose what's working vs not. Group into pillars. Identify the 3 post-types I should double down on and 2 I should kill. Suggest 5 new post ideas aligned with my winners.