A prompt is a starting structure, not a magic spell.
Search reusable prompt frameworks, replace the bracketed context, and verify every output before use.
Writing & Contentbeginner
Blog Post Outline Generator
Generate a detailed, SEO-optimized blog post outline with headers, subpoints, and word count targets.
Act as a senior content strategist. Create a detailed blog post outline for the topic: [YOUR TOPIC].
Include:
- A compelling H1 title (60 chars max)
- Meta description (155 chars)
- 5-8 H2 sections with 2-3 H3 subsections each
- Key points to cover under each section
- Suggested word count per section
- Internal linking opportunities
- CTA placement suggestions
Target audience: [YOUR AUDIENCE]
Target keyword: [YOUR KEYWORD]
Desired tone: [professional/casual/technical]
Writing & Contentintermediate
Rewrite for Maximum Engagement
Transform boring text into compelling, engaging content that hooks readers from the first line.
You are a world-class copywriter who has written for The New York Times, Wired, and The Atlantic. Rewrite the following text to maximize reader engagement:
Original text: [PASTE YOUR TEXT]
Rules:
1. Open with a hook (question, surprising stat, or bold statement)
2. Use short paragraphs (2-3 sentences max)
3. Add power words that trigger emotion
4. Include a "curiosity gap" in the first 50 words
5. End with a forward-looking statement or CTA
6. Maintain the original meaning and facts
7. Target a Flesch reading score of 60-70
Output the rewritten version, then explain what you changed and why.
Writing & Contentintermediate
5-Email Welcome Sequence
Create a complete 5-email welcome sequence that nurtures new subscribers and drives conversions.
Create a 5-email welcome sequence for [YOUR BUSINESS/PRODUCT].
Context:
- Business type: [e.g., SaaS, e-commerce, coaching]
- Target audience: [describe ideal customer]
- Main offer: [your product/service]
- Price point: [price]
- Key pain point: [what problem you solve]
For each email provide:
1. Subject line (+ 2 alternatives)
2. Preview text
3. Email body (200-300 words)
4. CTA button text
5. Send timing (days after signup)
Email sequence structure:
- Email 1: Welcome + quick win
- Email 2: Story + credibility
- Email 3: Value + education
- Email 4: Social proof + case study
- Email 5: Offer + urgency
Tone: Friendly, professional, conversational
Marketing & SEObeginner
Viral LinkedIn Post Formula
Write LinkedIn posts that get massive engagement using proven viral frameworks.
Write a LinkedIn post about [YOUR TOPIC] using this viral framework:
Hook (Line 1): Start with a bold, counterintuitive statement or a number that surprises.
↓
Story (Lines 2-5): Share a brief personal experience or observation.
↓
Insight (Lines 6-10): Reveal the lesson or framework.
↓
Proof (Lines 11-13): Add data, results, or social proof.
↓
CTA (Last line): Ask a question to drive comments.
Rules:
- Max 1,300 characters
- One idea per post
- Use line breaks after every 1-2 sentences
- No hashtags in the body (add 3-5 at the end)
- Start with "I" or a number
- Include an emoji only if it adds meaning
Topic: [YOUR TOPIC]
Your role/expertise: [YOUR BACKGROUND]
Marketing & SEOintermediate
SEO Keyword Cluster Strategy
Generate a complete keyword cluster with primary, secondary, and long-tail keywords for any topic.
Act as an SEO expert with 10+ years of experience. Create a comprehensive keyword cluster for the topic: [YOUR TOPIC]
Provide:
1. **Primary keyword** (highest volume, main target)
2. **5 secondary keywords** (related high-volume terms)
3. **15 long-tail keywords** (specific, lower competition)
4. **5 question keywords** (People Also Ask targets)
5. **5 comparison keywords** (vs, alternative, best)
6. **Content mapping**: Which keyword goes to which page type (blog, landing page, product page)
7. **Search intent** for each keyword (informational, transactional, navigational)
8. **Estimated difficulty** (easy/medium/hard)
Industry: [YOUR INDUSTRY]
Target market: [YOUR MARKET]
Current domain authority: [low/medium/high]
Marketing & SEOadvanced
7-Day Product Launch Plan
Complete product launch strategy with daily tasks, content calendar, and channel-specific tactics.
Create a detailed 7-day product launch plan for [YOUR PRODUCT].
Product details:
- Name: [PRODUCT NAME]
- Category: [e.g., SaaS, physical product, course]
- Price: [PRICE]
- Target audience: [AUDIENCE]
- Unique value prop: [UVP]
- Launch date: [DATE]
- Budget: [BUDGET]
For each day (Day -3 to Day +3), provide:
1. Primary objective
2. Content to publish (with platform)
3. Email to send (subject line + key message)
4. Social media posts (2-3 per platform)
5. Outreach tasks
6. Metrics to track
Also include:
- Pre-launch checklist (10 items)
- Launch day hour-by-hour timeline
- Post-launch follow-up plan (week 2)
- Contingency plan if launch underperforms
Coding & Developmentintermediate
Expert Code Review
Get a thorough code review covering performance, security, readability, and best practices.
Act as a senior software engineer at Google with 15+ years of experience. Review the following code:
```[LANGUAGE]
[PASTE YOUR CODE HERE]
```
Provide a comprehensive review covering:
1. **Bugs & Errors** (critical issues that will cause failures)
2. **Security Vulnerabilities** (injection, XSS, auth issues)
3. **Performance** (time/space complexity, unnecessary operations)
4. **Readability** (naming, structure, comments)
5. **Best Practices** (design patterns, SOLID principles)
6. **Edge Cases** (what inputs could break this?)
7. **Testing** (what tests should be written?)
For each issue:
- Severity: 🔴 Critical / 🟡 Warning / 🟢 Suggestion
- Line number(s)
- What's wrong
- How to fix (with code example)
End with an overall score (1-10) and top 3 priorities to fix.
Coding & Developmentadvanced
REST API Design from Requirements
Design a complete REST API with endpoints, schemas, auth, and error handling from plain English requirements.
Design a complete REST API based on these requirements:
[DESCRIBE YOUR APP/FEATURE IN PLAIN ENGLISH]
Provide:
1. **Resource identification** (nouns, relationships)
2. **Endpoint list** (method, path, description)
3. **Request/Response schemas** (JSON with types)
4. **Authentication strategy** (JWT, OAuth, API key)
5. **Error response format** (standard error codes)
6. **Pagination strategy**
7. **Rate limiting rules**
8. **Versioning approach**
For each endpoint include:
- HTTP method & path
- Request headers
- Request body (if applicable)
- Success response (with status code)
- Error responses (with status codes)
- Example curl command
Also provide:
- Database schema suggestion (tables/collections)
- OpenAPI/Swagger snippet for the main endpoint
Coding & Developmentbeginner
AI Rubber Duck Debugging
Systematic debugging assistant that helps you find and fix bugs through guided questions.
You are my debugging partner. I have a bug I can't figure out. Help me solve it systematically.
Bug description: [DESCRIBE THE BUG]
Expected behavior: [WHAT SHOULD HAPPEN]
Actual behavior: [WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENS]
Error message (if any): [PASTE ERROR]
Language/Framework: [e.g., React, Python, Node.js]
Guide me through debugging by:
1. First, ask me 3 clarifying questions about the context
2. Then suggest 3 most likely causes (ranked by probability)
3. For each cause, give me a specific test to confirm/eliminate it
4. Once we identify the cause, provide the fix with explanation
Rules:
- Don't assume you know the answer immediately
- Ask questions before jumping to solutions
- Consider environment-specific issues
- Think about recent changes that might have caused this
Business & Strategyintermediate
Business Model Canvas Generator
Generate a complete Business Model Canvas with detailed analysis for any business idea.
Create a detailed Business Model Canvas for the following business idea:
[DESCRIBE YOUR BUSINESS IDEA IN 2-3 SENTENCES]
Fill in all 9 blocks with specific, actionable details:
1. **Customer Segments** (3-4 segments with demographics)
2. **Value Propositions** (unique benefits for each segment)
3. **Channels** (how you reach customers - be specific)
4. **Customer Relationships** (type + strategy)
5. **Revenue Streams** (pricing model + projected ranges)
6. **Key Resources** (what you need to operate)
7. **Key Activities** (critical operations)
8. **Key Partnerships** (who you need)
9. **Cost Structure** (fixed + variable costs with estimates)
Additionally provide:
- SWOT Analysis (2 points each)
- 3 biggest risks and mitigation strategies
- 90-day launch roadmap (key milestones)
- Competitive advantage summary (1 paragraph)
Business & Strategyadvanced
Deep Competitor Analysis Framework
Analyze any competitor with a structured framework covering product, marketing, pricing, and weaknesses.
Conduct a deep competitor analysis for [COMPETITOR NAME] in the [INDUSTRY] space.
Analyze:
**Product Analysis:**
- Core features (list top 10)
- Unique differentiators
- Known limitations/complaints (from reviews)
- Technology stack (if known)
- Recent product updates
**Market Position:**
- Target audience (primary + secondary)
- Brand positioning statement
- Market share estimate
- Growth trajectory
**Marketing Strategy:**
- Primary acquisition channels
- Content strategy (topics, frequency, formats)
- SEO keywords they rank for
- Social media presence & engagement
- Paid advertising approach
**Pricing:**
- Pricing model & tiers
- Price vs. value perception
- Discount/promotion patterns
**Weaknesses & Opportunities:**
- Top 5 customer complaints (from G2, Trustpilot, Reddit)
- Feature gaps you could exploit
- Underserved segments they ignore
- Their biggest vulnerability
End with: "How to beat them" — 3 specific strategies.
Education & Researchbeginner
Learn Anything (Feynman Technique)
Master any complex topic using the Feynman Technique - explained simply with analogies and examples.
Teach me [TOPIC] using the Feynman Technique.
Structure your explanation in 4 levels:
**Level 1 - ELI5 (Explain Like I'm 5):**
Use a simple analogy from everyday life. No jargon.
**Level 2 - High School:**
Add key terminology with definitions. Include a real-world example.
**Level 3 - University:**
Cover the mechanics/theory. Include formulas or frameworks if relevant. Address common misconceptions.
**Level 4 - Expert:**
Discuss edge cases, current debates, and cutting-edge developments. Include references to key papers or resources.
For each level:
- Start with what I already know (build on previous level)
- Use a different analogy or example
- End with a "test yourself" question
After all 4 levels, provide:
- A mental model or mnemonic to remember the core concept
- 3 resources for further learning (book, video, article)
- 5 practice questions (increasing difficulty)
Education & Researchadvanced
Research Paper Deep Summary
Get a comprehensive summary of any research paper with key findings, methodology critique, and implications.
Analyze and summarize this research paper in depth:
Title: [PAPER TITLE]
Authors: [AUTHORS]
Abstract: [PASTE ABSTRACT OR KEY SECTIONS]
Provide:
1. **One-sentence summary** (the paper's core contribution)
2. **Problem statement** (what gap does it address?)
3. **Methodology** (approach, data, techniques used)
4. **Key findings** (top 3-5 results with specific numbers)
5. **Limitations** (what the authors acknowledge + what they missed)
6. **Implications** (so what? why does this matter?)
7. **How this connects to** [YOUR FIELD/INTEREST]
Critical analysis:
- Strength of evidence (1-10)
- Reproducibility concerns
- Potential biases
- Questions left unanswered
Provide 3 follow-up papers I should read next.
Format everything with clear headers and bullet points.
Creative & Designintermediate
Midjourney Prompt Engineering
Generate detailed, optimized Midjourney prompts that produce stunning, specific images.
You are a Midjourney prompt engineering expert. Generate 5 optimized prompts for the following concept:
Concept: [DESCRIBE WHAT YOU WANT TO CREATE]
Style preference: [realistic/artistic/abstract/cinematic/etc.]
Mood: [dark/bright/dreamy/energetic/etc.]
Use case: [website hero/social media/print/etc.]
For each prompt include:
1. The full prompt text (ready to paste into Midjourney)
2. Recommended parameters (--ar, --v, --style, --chaos)
3. Why this combination works
Prompt structure to follow:
[Subject] + [Environment/Setting] + [Lighting] + [Camera angle] + [Style reference] + [Color palette] + [Mood] + [Technical parameters]
Rules:
- Be extremely specific (not "a dog" but "a golden retriever puppy with wet fur")
- Include lighting details (golden hour, studio lighting, neon)
- Reference specific art styles or photographers when relevant
- Avoid banned/filtered words
- Each prompt should be distinctly different in approach
Creative & Designintermediate
Complete Brand Identity System
Design a full brand identity including name, colors, typography, voice, and visual guidelines.
Create a complete brand identity system for:
Business: [DESCRIBE YOUR BUSINESS]
Industry: [INDUSTRY]
Target audience: [AUDIENCE]
Competitors: [2-3 COMPETITORS]
Desired perception: [how you want to be seen]
Deliver:
1. **Brand Name Options** (5 options with domain availability check format)
2. **Tagline** (3 options, under 7 words each)
3. **Color Palette:**
- Primary color (hex + psychology reason)
- Secondary color (hex)
- Accent color (hex)
- Neutral colors (2-3 hex values)
4. **Typography:**
- Heading font (Google Fonts recommendation)
- Body font (Google Fonts recommendation)
- Size scale system
5. **Brand Voice:**
- 3 personality adjectives
- Tone spectrum (formal ←→ casual)
- Example headline in brand voice
- Words to use vs. words to avoid
6. **Logo Direction:**
- Concept description (for a designer)
- Symbol/icon suggestion
- Layout variations needed
7. **Brand Story** (100-word founding narrative)
8. **Social Media Bio** (for each platform)
Productivitybeginner
Meeting Notes → Action Items
Transform messy meeting notes into structured summaries with clear action items and deadlines.
Transform these meeting notes into a structured summary:
[PASTE YOUR MEETING NOTES / TRANSCRIPT]
Output format:
## Meeting Summary
**Date:** [date]
**Attendees:** [names]
**Duration:** [time]
**Purpose:** [one sentence]
## Key Decisions Made
1. [Decision] — Rationale: [why]
2. ...
## Action Items
| # | Task | Owner | Deadline | Priority |
|---|------|-------|----------|----------|
| 1 | ... | ... | ... | High/Med/Low |
## Discussion Highlights
- [Key point 1]
- [Key point 2]
- [Key point 3]
## Open Questions / Parking Lot
- [Unresolved item 1]
- [Unresolved item 2]
## Next Meeting
- Date: [suggested]
- Agenda items: [based on open items]
Rules:
- Be concise (summary should be <50% of original length)
- Every action item MUST have an owner and deadline
- Flag any decisions that seem risky or need validation
Productivitybeginner
AI Weekly Planning System
Plan your entire week with time-blocked schedule, priorities, and energy management.
Help me plan my week. Here's my context:
**My roles:** [e.g., developer, manager, parent]
**This week's top 3 goals:**
1. [Goal 1]
2. [Goal 2]
3. [Goal 3]
**Recurring commitments:** [meetings, classes, etc.]
**Energy pattern:** [morning person / night owl / variable]
**Available hours per day:** [hours]
Create:
1. **Priority Matrix** (Eisenhower):
- Urgent + Important
- Important, Not Urgent
- Urgent, Not Important
- Neither
2. **Time-Blocked Schedule** (Mon-Fri):
- Deep work blocks (2-3 hours, aligned with energy peaks)
- Admin/shallow work blocks
- Break/recovery time
- Buffer time for unexpected tasks (15%)
3. **Daily Top 3** (for each day):
- The ONE thing that makes the day a success
- Two supporting tasks
4. **Weekly Review Questions** (for Friday):
- What worked?
- What didn't?
- What to adjust next week?
Rules:
- No more than 3 deep work blocks per day
- Include transition time between tasks
- Batch similar tasks together
- Protect at least one "creative thinking" block
Data Analysisintermediate
Data Analysis from Raw Numbers
Turn raw data into actionable insights with statistical analysis, visualizations, and recommendations.
Analyze the following data and provide actionable insights:
[PASTE YOUR DATA - CSV, table, or describe it]
Perform:
1. **Data Overview:**
- Sample size & completeness
- Key variables identified
- Data quality issues
2. **Descriptive Statistics:**
- Central tendency (mean, median, mode)
- Spread (std dev, range, IQR)
- Distribution shape
3. **Key Patterns:**
- Top 3 trends
- Anomalies/outliers
- Correlations between variables
4. **Visualizations Needed:**
- Recommend chart types for each insight
- Provide Python/Excel code to create them
5. **Insights & Recommendations:**
- "So what?" for each finding
- 3 actionable recommendations
- What additional data would strengthen the analysis
6. **Executive Summary:**
- 3-sentence summary for non-technical stakeholders
- One key number they should remember
Format: Use tables and bullet points. Bold the most important numbers.
Data Analysisbeginner
Excel/Sheets Formula Wizard
Get complex Excel or Google Sheets formulas explained and built from plain English descriptions.
I need an Excel/Google Sheets formula for the following:
**What I want to do:** [DESCRIBE IN PLAIN ENGLISH]
**My data structure:**
- Column A: [what's in it]
- Column B: [what's in it]
- Column C: [what's in it]
- Data starts at row: [row number]
- Data ends at row: [row number or "varies"]
**Conditions/rules:** [any if/then logic needed]
Please provide:
1. The exact formula (ready to paste)
2. Step-by-step breakdown of how it works
3. A simpler alternative if the formula is complex
4. Common errors to watch for
5. How to modify it for slightly different needs
If multiple approaches exist, show:
- The most readable version
- The most efficient version
- The most flexible version (handles edge cases)
Also suggest: Would a pivot table, QUERY function, or VBA macro be better for this use case?
Creative & Designintermediate
YouTube Video Script (Hook-Story-Offer)
Write a complete YouTube script optimized for retention using the Hook-Story-Offer framework.
Write a YouTube video script for the topic: [YOUR TOPIC]
Target length: [5/10/15 minutes]
Channel niche: [YOUR NICHE]
Target audience: [AUDIENCE]
Use the Hook-Story-Offer framework:
**HOOK (first 30 seconds):**
- Pattern interrupt (surprising statement or visual)
- Promise (what they'll learn/gain)
- Proof (why you're credible)
- Preview (roadmap of the video)
**STORY/CONTENT (middle 80%):**
- Break into 3-5 clear sections
- Each section: Point → Example → Transition
- Include "open loops" to maintain curiosity
- Add B-roll/visual suggestions in [brackets]
- Include retention hooks every 2-3 minutes ("but here's where it gets interesting...")
**OFFER/CTA (last 30 seconds):**
- Summarize key takeaway
- Soft CTA (like, subscribe, comment)
- Tease next video
Also provide:
- Title options (3, optimized for CTR)
- Thumbnail concept description
- Description with timestamps
- 10 relevant tags
Business & Strategyadvanced
SaaS Pricing Strategy Builder
Design an optimal pricing strategy with tiers, features, and psychological pricing tactics.
Design a pricing strategy for my SaaS product:
Product: [PRODUCT NAME & DESCRIPTION]
Target market: [SMB / Mid-market / Enterprise]
Current MRR: [if applicable]
Main competitors & their pricing: [list 2-3]
Core value metric: [what users pay for - seats, usage, features]
Create:
1. **Pricing Model Recommendation:**
- Model type (per-seat, usage-based, flat-rate, hybrid)
- Why this model fits your product
2. **Tier Structure (3-4 tiers):**
For each tier:
- Name (memorable, not just "Basic/Pro/Enterprise")
- Price point (monthly & annual with discount %)
- Feature list (what's included/excluded)
- Target persona for this tier
- Psychological anchor purpose
3. **Pricing Psychology Tactics:**
- Decoy pricing setup
- Anchoring strategy
- Which tier to highlight as "Most Popular"
- Free trial vs. freemium recommendation
4. **Monetization Opportunities:**
- Add-ons / à la carte features
- Usage overage pricing
- Annual commitment incentives
5. **Pricing Page Copy:**
- Headline
- Subheadline
- FAQ (5 common pricing objections)
Writing & Contentintermediate
Viral Twitter/X Thread Creator
Create engaging Twitter threads that get thousands of retweets and build your following.
You are a viral content strategist. Create a Twitter/X thread about [TOPIC] that will go viral.
Structure:
- Hook tweet (max 280 chars) that creates curiosity
- 8-12 follow-up tweets, each with a standalone insight
- Use numbers, analogies, and contrarian takes
- Include a "save this thread" CTA
- End with a question to drive engagement
Style: Conversational, punchy, no jargon. Each tweet should be quotable on its own.
Writing & Contentintermediate
YouTube Script with Perfect Hook
Write YouTube scripts with attention-grabbing hooks that keep viewers watching past the first 30 seconds.
Act as a YouTube scriptwriter who specializes in retention. Write a script for a video about [TOPIC].
Requirements:
- 3 hook options for the first 10 seconds (pattern interrupt, bold claim, or story)
- "Open loop" in first 30 seconds that promises value
- Script structure: Hook → Context → Main Content → CTA
- Include B-roll suggestions in [brackets]
- Add engagement prompts ("comment below if...")
- Target length: [X] minutes
- Tone: [casual/educational/entertaining]
Format the script with timestamps and visual cues.
Marketing & SEOintermediate
Email Welcome Sequence (5 Emails)
Create a 5-email welcome sequence that converts subscribers into customers or loyal readers.
Design a 5-email welcome sequence for [BUSINESS/NEWSLETTER TYPE].
For each email provide:
- Subject line (with emoji option)
- Preview text
- Full email body
- CTA button text
- Send timing (days after signup)
Sequence strategy:
Email 1: Welcome + deliver lead magnet + set expectations
Email 2: Your story + build connection (Day 2)
Email 3: Best content/resource + provide value (Day 4)
Email 4: Social proof + case study (Day 6)
Email 5: Soft pitch + offer (Day 8)
Tone: Friendly, personal, not salesy. Write as if emailing a friend.
Marketing & SEOadvanced
SEO Content Brief Generator
Create comprehensive content briefs that writers can follow to produce top-ranking articles.
Create a detailed SEO content brief for the keyword: [TARGET KEYWORD]
Include:
1. Primary keyword + 10 secondary keywords
2. Search intent analysis (informational/transactional/navigational)
3. Recommended word count based on top results
4. Title tag options (3 variations)
5. Meta description (2 options)
6. H2/H3 heading structure
7. Key questions to answer (from "People Also Ask")
8. Competitor content gaps to exploit
9. Internal linking suggestions
10. Featured snippet opportunity format
11. Schema markup recommendation
12. Content angle that differentiates from competitors
Marketing & SEOadvanced
High-Converting Landing Page Copy
Write landing page copy that converts visitors into customers using proven copywriting frameworks.
Write high-converting landing page copy for [PRODUCT/SERVICE].
Target audience: [DESCRIBE]
Main benefit: [DESCRIBE]
Price point: [PRICE]
Structure using PAS framework:
1. HERO SECTION: Headline (benefit-driven, max 10 words) + Subheadline + CTA
2. PROBLEM: 3 pain points with emotional language
3. AGITATION: What happens if they don't solve it
4. SOLUTION: How your product solves it
5. FEATURES → BENEFITS: 4-6 features translated to benefits
6. SOCIAL PROOF: Testimonial structure suggestions
7. FAQ: 5 objection-handling questions
8. FINAL CTA: Urgency + guarantee + action
Write in second person ("you"). Be specific, not generic.
Coding & Developmentintermediate
React Component with TypeScript
Generate production-ready React components with TypeScript, proper typing, and best practices.
Create a React component with TypeScript for: [DESCRIBE COMPONENT]
Requirements:
- Functional component with proper TypeScript interfaces
- Props interface exported separately
- Responsive design with Tailwind CSS
- Accessibility (ARIA labels, keyboard navigation)
- Loading and error states
- Proper event handling with correct types
- Memoization where appropriate (useMemo/useCallback)
- JSDoc comments for complex logic
- Unit test suggestions
Follow these conventions:
- Named exports
- Props destructuring
- Early returns for edge cases
- Semantic HTML elements
Coding & Developmentadvanced
RESTful API Design Document
Design a complete RESTful API with endpoints, schemas, authentication, and error handling.
Design a complete RESTful API for: [DESCRIBE YOUR APP/FEATURE]
Include:
1. Resource naming and URL structure
2. HTTP methods for each endpoint
3. Request/Response schemas (JSON)
4. Authentication strategy (JWT/OAuth2/API Key)
5. Pagination approach
6. Error response format with status codes
7. Rate limiting strategy
8. Versioning approach
9. OpenAPI/Swagger snippet for key endpoints
10. Database schema suggestion
Follow REST best practices:
- Plural nouns for resources
- Proper HTTP status codes
- HATEOAS links where appropriate
- Idempotent operations
Coding & Developmentbeginner
Systematic Bug Debugging Guide
Get a systematic approach to debugging any code issue with root cause analysis.
I have a bug in my code. Help me debug it systematically.
Bug description: [DESCRIBE THE BUG]
Expected behavior: [WHAT SHOULD HAPPEN]
Actual behavior: [WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENS]
Error message (if any): [PASTE ERROR]
Code snippet: [PASTE RELEVANT CODE]
Please:
1. Identify the most likely root causes (ranked by probability)
2. For each cause, provide a diagnostic step to confirm/rule out
3. Suggest the fix for the most likely cause
4. Explain WHY the bug occurs (not just how to fix it)
5. Suggest preventive measures to avoid similar bugs
6. If relevant, suggest a unit test that would catch this
Think step by step. Don't jump to solutions before understanding the problem.
Business & Strategyintermediate
Lean Business Plan (1-Page)
Create a concise 1-page business plan covering all essential elements for startups.
Create a lean 1-page business plan for: [YOUR BUSINESS IDEA]
Include these sections (keep each concise):
1. VALUE PROPOSITION: What problem you solve and for whom (2 sentences)
2. TARGET MARKET: Specific customer segments with size estimates
3. REVENUE MODEL: How you make money (pricing, channels)
4. COST STRUCTURE: Key costs (fixed + variable)
5. KEY METRICS: 3-5 KPIs to track
6. COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE: What makes you different (moat)
7. CHANNELS: How customers find you
8. MILESTONES: 3-month, 6-month, 12-month goals
9. TEAM NEEDS: Key roles to hire first
10. FUNDING: How much needed and for what
Be specific with numbers. No fluff. Think like an investor reading this.
Business & Strategyintermediate
Deep Competitor Analysis Framework
Analyze competitors systematically to find gaps and opportunities in your market.
Perform a deep competitor analysis for my business: [YOUR BUSINESS]
Competitors to analyze: [LIST 3-5 COMPETITORS]
For each competitor, analyze:
1. POSITIONING: How they describe themselves, target audience
2. PRICING: Plans, pricing model, free tier
3. STRENGTHS: What they do well
4. WEAKNESSES: Where they fall short (check reviews, complaints)
5. CONTENT STRATEGY: Blog topics, social media approach
6. SEO: What keywords they rank for
7. UNIQUE FEATURES: What they have that others don't
Then provide:
- Market gap analysis (opportunities they all miss)
- Positioning recommendations for differentiation
- Quick wins you can implement this week
- Long-term strategic advantages to build
Format as a comparison table where possible.
Creative & Designintermediate
Midjourney Photorealistic Prompt
Create Midjourney prompts that generate stunning photorealistic images every time.
Generate 5 Midjourney prompts for: [DESCRIBE WHAT YOU WANT]
Follow this structure for each:
[Subject], [Action/Pose], [Environment/Setting], [Lighting], [Camera angle], [Camera/lens specs], [Style modifiers]
Rules:
- Be extremely specific about lighting (golden hour, studio lighting, etc.)
- Include camera specs (Canon EOS R5, 85mm f/1.4, etc.)
- Add texture details (skin pores, fabric weave, etc.)
- Use "--ar 16:9" or "--ar 3:4" based on composition
- Add "--v 6.1 --style raw" for photorealism
- Include mood/atmosphere words
- Avoid abstract descriptions, be concrete
Example format:
"A [subject] in [setting], [lighting type], shot on [camera], [lens], [additional details] --ar 16:9 --v 6.1 --style raw"
Creative & Designbeginner
DALL-E 3 Prompt Engineering
Craft DALL-E 3 prompts that produce exactly the image you envision with precise control.
Create 5 DALL-E 3 prompts for: [DESCRIBE YOUR VISION]
For each prompt:
1. Start with the art style (digital art, oil painting, 3D render, photograph, etc.)
2. Describe the main subject in detail
3. Specify the composition and framing
4. Define the color palette
5. Set the mood and atmosphere
6. Add background details
7. Include lighting direction and quality
Tips applied:
- Be literal and descriptive, not metaphorical
- Specify what you DON'T want with negative descriptions
- Include artistic references ("in the style of...")
- Mention specific time periods or cultural aesthetics
- Add texture and material descriptions
Format: One paragraph per prompt, 50-100 words each.
Education & Researchintermediate
Academic Paper Summarizer & Critic
Get a structured summary of any research paper with critical analysis and key takeaways.
Analyze this research paper and provide a structured summary:
[PASTE PAPER ABSTRACT OR KEY SECTIONS]
Provide:
1. ONE-SENTENCE SUMMARY: The paper's contribution in plain English
2. PROBLEM: What gap in knowledge does it address?
3. METHOD: How did they approach it? (simplified)
4. KEY FINDINGS: 3-5 bullet points of main results
5. LIMITATIONS: What the authors acknowledge + what they missed
6. PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS: How can this be applied?
7. CRITICAL ANALYSIS:
- Is the methodology sound?
- Are conclusions supported by evidence?
- What questions remain unanswered?
8. RELATED WORK: Suggest 3 related papers to read next
9. DIFFICULTY LEVEL: Rate 1-10 and explain who should read this
Write for someone with basic knowledge of the field, not an expert.
Education & Researchbeginner
Smart Flashcard Generator
Create effective flashcards using spaced repetition principles for any subject.
Create 20 flashcards for studying: [SUBJECT/TOPIC]
Rules for effective flashcards:
- One concept per card (atomic)
- Front: Question that tests understanding, not just recall
- Back: Concise answer + brief explanation
- Include mnemonics where helpful
- Mix question types: definition, application, comparison, "why"
- Order from fundamental to advanced
- Flag which cards are "high-yield" (most likely on exams)
Format:
---
CARD 1 [Difficulty: Easy/Medium/Hard]
Front: [Question]
Back: [Answer]
Mnemonic: [If applicable]
---
Also suggest a study schedule using spaced repetition intervals.
Productivitybeginner
Weekly Productivity System Setup
Design a personalized weekly productivity system based on your goals and work style.
Design a personalized weekly productivity system for me.
My context:
- Role: [YOUR ROLE]
- Main goals this quarter: [LIST 2-3 GOALS]
- Biggest time wasters: [LIST THEM]
- Energy pattern: [morning person/night owl/varies]
- Tools I use: [LIST TOOLS]
Create:
1. WEEKLY TEMPLATE: Hour-by-hour ideal week (with theme days)
2. DAILY ROUTINE: Morning and evening bookend routines (15 min each)
3. PRIORITY SYSTEM: How to decide what to work on each day
4. ENERGY MANAGEMENT: When to do deep work vs. shallow work
5. REVIEW PROCESS: Weekly review checklist (Friday, 30 min)
6. BOUNDARIES: Rules for meetings, email, notifications
7. RECOVERY: Built-in rest and recharge time
Make it realistic. I'm human, not a robot. Include buffer time.
Productivitybeginner
Meeting Notes to Action Items
Transform messy meeting notes into clear action items, decisions, and follow-ups.
Transform these meeting notes into a structured summary:
[PASTE YOUR MEETING NOTES]
Output format:
## Meeting Summary
- Date: [DATE]
- Attendees: [LIST]
- Duration: [TIME]
- Purpose: [ONE SENTENCE]
## Key Decisions Made
1. [Decision] — Rationale: [Why]
## Action Items
| # | Task | Owner | Deadline | Priority |
|---|------|-------|----------|----------|
| 1 | ... | ... | ... | High/Med/Low |
## Open Questions (Need Follow-up)
- [Question] — Who should answer: [Name]
## Next Meeting
- Date: [Suggested]
- Agenda items: [List]
## Key Quotes/Notes
- "[Important statement]" — [Person]
Be concise. If something is unclear from the notes, flag it with [UNCLEAR].
Data Analysisintermediate
Python Data Analysis Pipeline
Generate a complete Python data analysis pipeline with pandas, visualization, and insights.
Create a Python data analysis pipeline for: [DESCRIBE YOUR DATA AND GOAL]
Dataset description:
- Source: [CSV/API/Database]
- Columns: [LIST KEY COLUMNS]
- Rows: ~[NUMBER]
- Goal: [WHAT INSIGHT DO YOU NEED]
Generate code for:
1. DATA LOADING: Read and initial inspection (shape, dtypes, head)
2. CLEANING: Handle missing values, duplicates, outliers
3. EDA: Summary statistics, distributions, correlations
4. VISUALIZATION: 3-5 charts using matplotlib/seaborn (with titles, labels)
5. ANALYSIS: Statistical tests or aggregations relevant to the goal
6. INSIGHTS: Print key findings in plain English
7. EXPORT: Save cleaned data and charts
Requirements:
- Use pandas, matplotlib, seaborn
- Add comments explaining each step
- Handle edge cases (empty data, wrong types)
- Make charts publication-ready (proper sizing, fonts)
Data Analysisintermediate
SQL Query Writer & Optimizer
Write optimized SQL queries and get explanations of query performance improvements.
Help me write and optimize a SQL query.
Database: [PostgreSQL/MySQL/SQLite]
Tables involved: [DESCRIBE TABLES AND RELATIONSHIPS]
What I need: [DESCRIBE THE DATA YOU WANT]
Please provide:
1. The SQL query (formatted and readable)
2. Explanation of each part (for learning)
3. Performance considerations:
- Suggested indexes
- Potential bottlenecks
- Alternative approaches if data is large
4. Common mistakes to avoid for this type of query
5. How to test the query safely (EXPLAIN ANALYZE)
If my request is ambiguous, ask clarifying questions before writing the query.
Format the SQL with proper indentation and aliases.
Marketing & SEOadvanced
Product Hunt Launch Strategy
Plan a Product Hunt launch that gets to #1 with optimized tagline, description, and outreach.
Create a complete Product Hunt launch strategy for: [YOUR PRODUCT]
Product: [NAME]
What it does: [ONE SENTENCE]
Target users: [WHO]
Launch date: [DATE]
Provide:
1. TAGLINE: 5 options (max 60 chars, benefit-focused)
2. DESCRIPTION: First comment (the "maker comment") — 200 words max
3. GALLERY: 5 image/GIF suggestions for the gallery
4. TIMING: Best day/time to launch and why
5. PRE-LAUNCH (2 weeks before):
- Community building checklist
- Teaser content ideas
- Hunter outreach template
6. LAUNCH DAY:
- Hour-by-hour action plan
- Response templates for comments
- Social media posts to drive traffic
7. POST-LAUNCH:
- Follow-up with upvoters
- Content to create from the launch
Include specific examples, not generic advice.
Marketing & SEOintermediate
LinkedIn Authority Post Generator
Create LinkedIn posts that establish thought leadership and generate engagement.
Write a LinkedIn post about: [TOPIC/INSIGHT]
My role: [YOUR TITLE/EXPERTISE]
Goal: [Build authority / Generate leads / Start discussion]
Post structure (choose one):
A) Story format: Hook → Struggle → Insight → Lesson → CTA
B) List format: Bold claim → Numbered insights → Takeaway
C) Contrarian: Popular belief → Why it's wrong → Better approach
Rules:
- First line MUST hook (pattern interrupt or bold statement)
- Short paragraphs (1-2 lines max)
- Use line breaks for readability
- Include 1 personal experience or data point
- End with a question or clear CTA
- 150-300 words ideal
- No hashtags in the post body (add 3-5 at the end)
- No emojis in first 3 lines
Generate 3 variations with different angles.
Coding & Developmentintermediate
Code Review Checklist & Feedback
Get a thorough code review with actionable feedback on quality, security, and performance.
Review this code and provide detailed feedback:
[PASTE YOUR CODE]
Language/Framework: [SPECIFY]
Context: [What does this code do?]
Review for:
1. CORRECTNESS: Logic errors, edge cases, off-by-one errors
2. SECURITY: Injection risks, auth issues, data exposure
3. PERFORMANCE: Time/space complexity, unnecessary operations
4. READABILITY: Naming, structure, comments needed
5. MAINTAINABILITY: DRY violations, coupling, testability
6. BEST PRACTICES: Language-specific idioms and patterns
For each issue found:
- Severity: 🔴 Critical / 🟡 Warning / 🟢 Suggestion
- Line(s): Where the issue is
- Problem: What's wrong
- Fix: Specific code suggestion
- Why: Educational explanation
End with: Overall quality score (1-10) and top 3 priorities to fix.
Business & Strategyintermediate
User Persona Generator
Create detailed user personas based on your product and market for better product decisions.
Create 3 detailed user personas for: [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE]
Industry: [INDUSTRY]
Product type: [B2B/B2C/Both]
For each persona include:
1. NAME & PHOTO DESCRIPTION: Realistic name + visual description
2. DEMOGRAPHICS: Age, location, income, education, job title
3. GOALS: What they're trying to achieve (3 goals)
4. FRUSTRATIONS: Current pain points (3 frustrations)
5. BEHAVIOR: How they currently solve the problem
6. TECH SAVVINESS: 1-10 scale
7. DECISION FACTORS: What influences their buying decision
8. OBJECTIONS: Why they might NOT buy
9. CHANNELS: Where they spend time online
10. QUOTE: A sentence that captures their mindset
11. "JOB TO BE DONE": In format "When I [situation], I want to [motivation], so I can [outcome]"
Make personas distinct from each other. One should be your ideal customer, one a stretch, one an edge case.
Creative & Designadvanced
Stable Diffusion Prompt Master
Create optimized Stable Diffusion prompts with proper weighting and negative prompts.
Generate 5 Stable Diffusion prompts for: [DESCRIBE WHAT YOU WANT]
For each prompt provide:
POSITIVE PROMPT:
- Use weighted tokens: (important detail:1.3)
- Structure: [quality tags], [subject], [action], [setting], [lighting], [style], [details]
- Include quality boosters: masterpiece, best quality, highly detailed, 8k
NEGATIVE PROMPT:
- Common artifacts to exclude
- Style-specific negatives
SETTINGS:
- Recommended model (SDXL/SD 1.5/specific checkpoint)
- Steps: [number]
- CFG Scale: [number]
- Sampler: [recommendation]
- Aspect ratio: [recommendation]
Tips applied:
- Front-load important elements
- Use commas to separate concepts
- Avoid conflicting descriptions
- Include artist style references where appropriate
Education & Researchbeginner
Explain Like I'm 5 (ELI5)
Break down any complex topic into a simple explanation anyone can understand.
Explain [COMPLEX TOPIC] like I'm 5 years old.
Rules:
1. Use everyday analogies (kitchen, playground, toys)
2. No jargon — if you must use a technical term, define it immediately
3. Build understanding in layers:
- Start with the simplest version (1 sentence)
- Add one layer of detail
- Add another layer
4. Use "imagine..." scenarios
5. Include a simple diagram using ASCII art if helpful
6. End with: "The grown-up version" (2-3 sentences for adults)
Then provide:
- 3 common misconceptions about this topic
- A real-world example of why this matters
- One follow-up question the learner might have (and answer it)
Productivitybeginner
ATS-Optimized Resume Rewriter
Rewrite your resume to pass ATS systems and impress hiring managers.
Optimize my resume for this job posting:
JOB POSTING:
[PASTE JOB DESCRIPTION]
MY CURRENT RESUME/EXPERIENCE:
[PASTE YOUR RESUME OR KEY POINTS]
Please:
1. KEYWORD OPTIMIZATION: Identify keywords from the job posting and naturally incorporate them
2. BULLET POINTS: Rewrite experience bullets using STAR format (Situation, Task, Action, Result)
3. QUANTIFY: Add metrics/numbers wherever possible (%, $, time saved)
4. ATS FORMATTING: Flag any formatting that might break ATS parsing
5. SKILLS SECTION: Suggest skills to add based on the job requirements
6. SUMMARY: Write a 3-line professional summary tailored to this role
7. GAPS: Identify any missing qualifications and suggest how to address them
Rules:
- Be truthful — enhance, don't fabricate
- Use action verbs (Led, Developed, Increased, Reduced)
- Keep to 1-2 pages
- Match the language/tone of the job posting
Business & Strategyadvanced
SaaS Pricing Strategy Designer
Design an optimal pricing strategy for your SaaS product with tiers, features, and psychology.
Design a pricing strategy for my SaaS product:
Product: [NAME]
What it does: [DESCRIPTION]
Target market: [WHO]
Current stage: [Pre-launch/Early/Growth/Mature]
Competitors' pricing: [LIST IF KNOWN]
Provide:
1. PRICING MODEL: Recommend model (per seat, usage-based, flat, hybrid) with reasoning
2. TIER STRUCTURE: 3-4 tiers with:
- Tier name (memorable, not "Basic/Pro/Enterprise")
- Price point with annual discount
- Feature breakdown (what's included/excluded)
- Target persona for each tier
3. PSYCHOLOGY:
- Anchor pricing strategy
- Which tier to highlight as "Most Popular"
- Decoy pricing if applicable
4. FREE TIER/TRIAL: Recommend approach and limits
5. ENTERPRISE: Custom pricing triggers
6. METRICS: Key metrics to track pricing health
7. ITERATION: When and how to raise prices
Include a pricing table layout suggestion.
Coding & Developmentbeginner
Conventional Commit Message Writer
Write clear, conventional commit messages that make git history readable and useful.
Write a conventional commit message for this change:
What I changed: [DESCRIBE CHANGES]
Why: [REASON FOR THE CHANGE]
Files affected: [LIST KEY FILES]
Format:
type(scope): subject
body (optional, wrap at 72 chars)
footer (optional)
Types: feat, fix, docs, style, refactor, perf, test, build, ci, chore
Rules:
- Subject: imperative mood, no period, max 50 chars
- Body: explain WHAT and WHY, not HOW
- Footer: reference issues (Closes #123)
Provide:
1. The commit message
2. If the change is large, suggest how to split into multiple commits
3. Suggest if this needs a breaking change note
Also generate a brief PR description if this were a pull request.
Writing & Contentbeginner
Podcast Show Notes & Timestamps
Create professional podcast show notes with timestamps, key takeaways, and resources.
Create professional show notes for this podcast episode:
Episode title: [TITLE]
Guest: [NAME, TITLE]
Topic: [MAIN TOPIC]
Key points discussed: [LIST MAIN POINTS]
Generate:
1. EPISODE DESCRIPTION: 150-word compelling description for podcast platforms
2. TIMESTAMPS:
[00:00] - Introduction
[MM:SS] - [Topic discussed]
(create logical timestamp structure)
3. KEY TAKEAWAYS: 5-7 bullet points of main insights
4. NOTABLE QUOTES: 3 quotable moments (for social media clips)
5. RESOURCES MENTIONED: Links and references
6. GUEST BIO: 2-3 sentence bio
7. SOCIAL MEDIA: 3 promotional posts (Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram)
8. SEO: Title tag, meta description, and 5 target keywords
9. CTA: What listeners should do after this episode
Make it scannable. Listeners should get value even without listening.
Data Analysisadvanced
A/B Test Hypothesis & Design
Design rigorous A/B tests with clear hypotheses, success metrics, and sample size calculations.
Design an A/B test for: [WHAT YOU WANT TO TEST]
Context:
- Page/feature: [WHERE]
- Current metric: [BASELINE NUMBER]
- Goal: [WHAT IMPROVEMENT YOU WANT]
- Traffic: [MONTHLY VISITORS/USERS]
Provide:
1. HYPOTHESIS: "If we [change], then [metric] will [improve] because [reason]"
2. VARIANTS:
- Control (A): Current version description
- Treatment (B): Changed version description
3. PRIMARY METRIC: One clear success metric
4. SECONDARY METRICS: 2-3 guardrail metrics
5. SAMPLE SIZE: Calculate minimum sample needed (for 95% confidence, 80% power)
6. DURATION: How long to run based on traffic
7. SEGMENTS: Any user segments to analyze separately
8. RISKS: What could go wrong, what to monitor
9. DECISION FRAMEWORK: When to call it (winner/loser/inconclusive)
10. FOLLOW-UP: What to test next regardless of outcome
Flag any common A/B testing mistakes in my setup.
Productivityadvanced
Custom GPT System Prompt Designer
Design effective system prompts for custom GPTs or AI assistants with proper guardrails.
Design a system prompt for a custom AI assistant:
Purpose: [WHAT THE ASSISTANT SHOULD DO]
Target users: [WHO WILL USE IT]
Tone: [Professional/Casual/Technical/Friendly]
Domain: [SPECIFIC FIELD OR TOPIC]
Create a system prompt that includes:
1. ROLE DEFINITION: Clear identity and expertise
2. CAPABILITIES: What it can and should do
3. LIMITATIONS: What it should refuse or redirect
4. RESPONSE FORMAT: How to structure answers
5. GUARDRAILS: Safety rules and boundaries
6. EXAMPLES: 2-3 example interactions (user → assistant)
7. EDGE CASES: How to handle ambiguous or off-topic requests
8. PERSONALITY: Consistent voice and style guidelines
Best practices applied:
- Specific over vague instructions
- Positive framing ("do X" not "don't do Y")
- Priority ordering (most important rules first)
- Token-efficient (concise but complete)
Output the final system prompt ready to paste into ChatGPT/API.
Marketing & SEOintermediate
30-Day Instagram Content Calendar
Generate a complete month of Instagram content ideas with captions, hashtags, and posting times.
Create a 30-day Instagram content calendar for: [YOUR NICHE/BUSINESS]
Account type: [Personal brand / Business / Creator]
Target audience: [DESCRIBE]
Content pillars: [LIST 3-4 THEMES]
Goal: [Grow followers / Drive sales / Build community]
For each day provide:
- Content type: Reel / Carousel / Single image / Story series
- Topic/concept
- Caption (first line hook + body + CTA)
- Hashtag set (15 relevant hashtags)
- Best posting time
- Engagement prompt (question or poll)
Mix ratio per week:
- 3 value/educational posts
- 2 entertaining/relatable posts
- 1 promotional post
- 1 personal/behind-the-scenes
Include:
- 4 Reel ideas with hook scripts
- 2 carousel educational posts (slide-by-slide outline)
- Content repurposing suggestions
Format as a table: Day | Type | Topic | Caption Preview
Productivityintermediate
Notion Workspace System Designer
Design a complete Notion workspace system for personal or team productivity.
Design a complete Notion workspace system for: [YOUR USE CASE]
Context:
- Team size: [Solo / Small team / Large team]
- Main use: [Project management / Knowledge base / CRM / Life OS]
- Current pain points: [LIST]
Design:
1. WORKSPACE STRUCTURE: Top-level pages and hierarchy
2. DATABASES: List each database with:
- Properties (name, type, options)
- Views (table, board, calendar, gallery)
- Relations between databases
3. TEMPLATES: 3-5 page templates for recurring work
4. AUTOMATIONS: Suggested automations and integrations
5. DASHBOARDS: What to show on the home page
6. NAMING CONVENTIONS: Consistent naming system
7. TAGS/STATUS SYSTEM: Standardized options
8. ARCHIVE STRATEGY: When and how to archive
Include:
- A visual hierarchy diagram (ASCII)
- Formula suggestions for calculated properties
- Tips for keeping it maintained (weekly review ritual)
Keep it simple enough to actually use. Complexity kills systems.
Education & Researchintermediate
Technical Interview Prep Coach
Prepare for technical interviews with practice questions, frameworks, and mock scenarios.
Help me prepare for a technical interview.
Role: [JOB TITLE]
Company: [COMPANY NAME]
Tech stack: [LANGUAGES/FRAMEWORKS]
Interview type: [Coding / System Design / Behavioral / All]
Experience level: [Junior / Mid / Senior]
Provide:
1. LIKELY QUESTIONS: 10 questions ranked by probability
2. For coding questions:
- Problem statement
- Approach hints (don't solve fully)
- Time/space complexity expected
- Follow-up questions interviewer might ask
3. For system design:
- Structured framework to follow
- Key trade-offs to discuss
- Scale numbers to know
4. For behavioral:
- STAR format template
- Company-specific values to reference
5. RED FLAGS: Common mistakes for this level
6. QUESTIONS TO ASK: 5 impressive questions for the interviewer
Also: A 1-week study plan prioritized by impact.
Marketing & SEOintermediate
Cold Email That Gets Replies
Write cold emails with high open and reply rates using proven outreach frameworks.
Write a cold email sequence for: [YOUR GOAL - sales/partnership/hiring/etc.]
Context:
- Who I'm emailing: [TITLE/ROLE at TYPE OF COMPANY]
- What I'm offering: [VALUE PROPOSITION]
- My credibility: [RELEVANT ACHIEVEMENT/SOCIAL PROOF]
Create a 3-email sequence:
EMAIL 1 (Initial outreach):
- Subject line: 5 options (personalized, curiosity-driven, max 6 words)
- Body: Max 75 words. Use the "Compliment → Observation → CTA" framework
- CTA: One clear, low-commitment ask
EMAIL 2 (Follow-up, Day 3):
- Subject: Reply to original (no new subject)
- Body: Max 50 words. Add new value or angle
EMAIL 3 (Break-up, Day 7):
- Subject: Reply to original
- Body: Max 40 words. Create gentle urgency
Rules:
- No "I hope this email finds you well"
- No attachments in first email
- Personalization tokens: [FIRST_NAME], [COMPANY], [SPECIFIC_DETAIL]
- Mobile-friendly (short paragraphs)
Coding & Developmentadvanced
Docker Compose Full Stack Setup
Generate a complete Docker Compose configuration for your full-stack application.
Create a Docker Compose setup for my application:
Stack:
- Frontend: [React/Vue/Next.js/etc.]
- Backend: [Node/Python/Go/etc.]
- Database: [PostgreSQL/MongoDB/MySQL/etc.]
- Cache: [Redis/Memcached/none]
- Other services: [LIST ANY]
Requirements:
- Development environment (hot reload)
- Production-ready variant
- Environment variables management
- Volume mounts for persistence
- Network configuration
- Health checks
- Resource limits
Provide:
1. docker-compose.yml (development)
2. docker-compose.prod.yml (production overrides)
3. Dockerfile for each custom service
4. .env.example with all variables
5. Makefile with common commands
6. README section explaining the setup
Include comments explaining each configuration choice.
Handle common gotchas (file permissions, DNS resolution, startup order).
Marketing & SEOintermediate
Content Repurposing Machine
Transform one piece of content into 10+ formats for maximum reach across platforms.
Take this content and repurpose it into 10+ formats:
ORIGINAL CONTENT:
[PASTE YOUR BLOG POST / VIDEO SCRIPT / PODCAST NOTES]
Transform into:
1. TWITTER THREAD: 8-12 tweets with hooks
2. LINKEDIN POST: Authority-building format
3. INSTAGRAM CAROUSEL: 8-10 slides (text for each slide)
4. YOUTUBE SHORT SCRIPT: 60-second version
5. EMAIL NEWSLETTER: Key insights for subscribers
6. REDDIT POST: Value-first format for [relevant subreddit]
7. QUORA ANSWER: Frame as answering "[related question]"
8. PINTEREST PIN: Title + description for infographic
9. PODCAST TALKING POINTS: If discussing this topic
10. LEAD MAGNET: Expanded into a downloadable PDF outline
For each format:
- Adapt tone to platform norms
- Include platform-specific CTAs
- Optimize for that platform's algorithm
- Note best posting time
Also suggest: Which 3 formats to prioritize based on effort vs. reach.
Data Analysisbeginner
Excel/Sheets Formula Wizard
Get complex Excel or Google Sheets formulas with explanations and alternatives.
I need an Excel/Google Sheets formula for: [DESCRIBE WHAT YOU WANT TO CALCULATE]
My data:
- Column A: [WHAT'S IN IT]
- Column B: [WHAT'S IN IT]
- [ADD MORE COLUMNS AS NEEDED]
- Data starts at row: [2/3/etc.]
- Total rows: ~[NUMBER]
Please provide:
1. THE FORMULA: Ready to paste
2. BREAKDOWN: Explain each function used
3. EXAMPLE: Show with sample data
4. ALTERNATIVES: Simpler version if possible (even if less elegant)
5. ARRAY FORMULA: If applicable (for Google Sheets)
6. ERROR HANDLING: Wrap in IFERROR if needed
7. PERFORMANCE: Note if it might be slow on large datasets
Common functions I'm comfortable with: [SUM, VLOOKUP, IF, etc.]
Spreadsheet: [Excel / Google Sheets]
If my request is unclear, ask what the expected output should look like.
Business & Strategyadvanced
Startup Pitch Deck Script
Write a compelling pitch deck narrative that tells your startup story and wins investors.
Write the narrative/script for a startup pitch deck:
Startup: [NAME]
One-liner: [WHAT YOU DO IN ONE SENTENCE]
Stage: [Pre-seed / Seed / Series A]
Raising: [AMOUNT]
Traction: [KEY METRICS]
Create slides content for:
1. COVER: Tagline + one compelling visual description
2. PROBLEM: The pain (make it visceral, use a story)
3. SOLUTION: Your answer (demo moment)
4. MARKET SIZE: TAM/SAM/SOM with sources
5. BUSINESS MODEL: How you make money
6. TRACTION: Growth metrics, milestones
7. COMPETITION: Why you win (positioning matrix)
8. TEAM: Why THIS team (unfair advantages)
9. FINANCIALS: Key projections (3 years)
10. ASK: What you need and what you'll do with it
11. VISION: The big picture (end state)
Rules:
- Each slide: 1 key message, max 6 bullet points
- Use specific numbers, not vague claims
- Tell a story arc (problem → hero's journey → future)
- Include "mic drop" moments for memorability
Coding & Developmentintermediate
Regex Pattern Generator & Explainer
Generate regex patterns for any text matching need with clear explanations.
Create a regex pattern for: [DESCRIBE WHAT YOU WANT TO MATCH]
Examples of text that SHOULD match:
- [EXAMPLE 1]
- [EXAMPLE 2]
- [EXAMPLE 3]
Examples that should NOT match:
- [EXAMPLE 1]
- [EXAMPLE 2]
Language/tool: [JavaScript / Python / grep / etc.]
Provide:
1. THE REGEX: Ready to use
2. VISUAL BREAKDOWN: Explain each part
3. TEST CASES: 5 additional test strings (3 match, 2 don't)
4. EDGE CASES: What might break it
5. ALTERNATIVES: Simpler version if the full one is complex
6. CODE SNIPPET: How to use it in [language]
7. COMMON VARIATIONS: How to modify for similar needs
If there are multiple valid approaches, show the most readable one first, then the most performant.
Use this format for explanation:
/pattern/flags
^^^^^^ — explanation of this part
Marketing & SEOintermediate
Personal Brand Strategy Blueprint
Build a complete personal brand strategy with positioning, content pillars, and growth plan.
Create a personal brand strategy for me:
About me:
- Name: [YOUR NAME]
- Expertise: [YOUR FIELD]
- Experience: [YEARS + KEY ACHIEVEMENTS]
- Target audience: [WHO DO YOU WANT TO REACH]
- Goal: [What do you want your brand to achieve?]
- Personality: [3 adjectives that describe you]
Build:
1. POSITIONING STATEMENT: "I help [who] achieve [what] through [how]"
2. UNIQUE ANGLE: What makes your perspective different
3. CONTENT PILLARS: 3-4 themes you'll consistently cover
4. PLATFORM STRATEGY: Which 2-3 platforms to focus on and why
5. CONTENT MIX: Types of content for each platform
6. VISUAL IDENTITY: Color palette, font style, photo style suggestions
7. BIO TEMPLATES: For each platform (Twitter, LinkedIn, website)
8. 90-DAY PLAN: Week-by-week actions to build momentum
9. METRICS: What to track and target numbers
10. MONETIZATION PATH: How this brand leads to income
Be specific. Generic "post consistently" advice is not helpful.
Coding & Developmentintermediate
API Documentation Generator
Generate clear, developer-friendly API documentation from your endpoints.
Write API documentation for these endpoints:
Base URL: [YOUR API BASE URL]
Authentication: [TYPE - Bearer token / API key / OAuth2]
Endpoints:
[LIST YOUR ENDPOINTS - method, path, brief description]
For each endpoint, document:
1. TITLE & DESCRIPTION: What it does in plain English
2. HTTP METHOD & URL: Full path with path parameters
3. HEADERS: Required headers
4. REQUEST:
- Path parameters (name, type, required, description)
- Query parameters (name, type, required, default, description)
- Request body (JSON schema with examples)
5. RESPONSE:
- Success response (status code + JSON example)
- Error responses (common error codes + messages)
6. CODE EXAMPLES: cURL + JavaScript (fetch) + Python (requests)
7. RATE LIMITS: If applicable
8. NOTES: Edge cases, gotchas, tips
Format in Markdown. Make it copy-paste ready for a docs site.
Include a "Quick Start" section at the top with the simplest possible example.
Education & Researchbeginner
Therapeutic Journaling Prompts
Get deep, thought-provoking journal prompts for self-reflection and personal growth.
Generate 30 days of journaling prompts for: [YOUR GOAL - self-discovery / anxiety management / gratitude / career clarity / relationship healing]
Structure each day:
- Day number
- Theme for the day
- Main prompt (open-ended, thought-provoking)
- Follow-up question (goes deeper)
- Quick reflection (can answer in 1 sentence)
Requirements:
- Progress from surface-level to deeper introspection
- Mix of: gratitude, future visioning, past processing, present awareness
- Include some creative prompts (draw, list, letter-writing)
- No toxic positivity — allow space for difficult emotions
- Each prompt should take 10-15 minutes
Week structure:
- Mon: Intention setting
- Tue: Gratitude + appreciation
- Wed: Challenge/growth reflection
- Thu: Relationships + connection
- Fri: Wins + celebration
- Sat: Creative/playful prompt
- Sun: Weekly review + next week intention
Make prompts specific enough to spark writing, not so vague they cause blank-page syndrome.
