Writing
Rewrite in my voice
Here are three things I have written: [paste examples]. Describe my writing style in five bullet points. Then rewrite the following in that style, keeping every fact: [paste text].
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24 tested patterns for everyday tasks. Fill in the [highlighted] parts, then copy, or open it straight in Claude or ChatGPT.
Writing
The hard email
Help me write an email to [person and role] about [situation]. I want to be clear and kind, and I need [outcome]. Give me two versions: one direct, one warmer. Keep each under 150 words.
Writing
Cut it in half
Shorten this to half its length without losing any key point. Remove filler, keep my tone, and list what you cut at the end: [paste text].
Writing
Headline options
Write ten headlines for this article, for [audience]. Mix styles: plain, curious, numbered, and benefit-led. Mark your top two and say why: [paste article or summary].
Work
Meeting to actions
From these meeting notes, list the decisions made, the open questions, and every action item with an owner and a due date. Flag anything ambiguous: [paste notes].
Work
Decision helper
I need to decide between [option A] and [option B] for [goal]. Ask me up to five questions first. Then lay out the trade-offs in a table and give a recommendation with your reasoning.
Work
One-page brief
Turn this into a one-page brief for [audience] with: the goal, the context, what we know, what we do not know, the proposal, and the next step: [paste material].
Work
Spot the risks
Act as a sceptical reviewer. List the ten biggest risks in this plan, rate each for likelihood and impact, and suggest one mitigation for each: [paste plan].
Learning
Explain it at my level
Explain [topic] to me. I already understand [what you know]. Use one analogy, one concrete example, and end with three questions to test my understanding.
Learning
Thirty-day plan
Build me a 30-day plan to learn [skill], with 20 minutes a day. I am a [beginner/intermediate]. Each day: one task, one resource type, and how I will know I did it right.
Learning
Quiz me
Quiz me on [topic], one question at a time. Start easy and get harder. After each answer, tell me what I got right, what I missed, and then ask the next question.
Coding
Explain this code
Explain what this code does, step by step, for someone who knows [language] basics. Then list any bugs, edge cases or security issues you notice: [paste code].
Coding
Write the tests first
Here is a function and what it should do: [paste]. Write a thorough set of unit tests in [test framework] covering normal cases, edge cases and failures. Do not change the function.
Coding
Plan before code
I want to [describe the change] in my project. Before writing any code, give me a plan: which files change, in what order, what could break, and how we will test it.
Images
Product hero shot
A premium product photograph of [product] on [surface], soft window light from the left, shallow depth of field, [color palette] tones, clean background with space for a headline on the right.
Images
Consistent illustration style
Describe a reusable illustration style for [brand] in one paragraph: line, colour palette, texture, lighting and mood. Then write three image prompts in that exact style for [subjects].
Images
Poster with a headline
A minimal poster for [event]. Large headline reading "[headline]" in a bold sans-serif at the top, [main visual] in the centre, [two colours] palette, plenty of white space.
Research
Map a new field
Give me a map of [field]: the five key ideas, the main debates, the most cited people or organisations, and the three things a newcomer usually gets wrong. Cite sources.
Research
Steelman both sides
Present the strongest case for and against [claim], each by someone who believes it. Then tell me which evidence would change your mind either way.
Research
Check this claim
Fact-check this claim: "[claim]". Find the original source, explain what it actually says, and rate the claim as accurate, misleading or false, with links.
Planning
Week planner
Here are my tasks and commitments for the week: [list]. I have [hours] of focus time. Build a realistic plan with priorities, protect two deep-work blocks, and tell me what to drop.
Planning
Trip in one prompt
Plan a [number]-day trip to [place] for [who] who love [interests]. Budget: [budget]. One day per section, morning to evening, with travel times and one rainy-day alternative.
Planning
Project kickoff
Create a kickoff plan for [project]: goal, success metrics, milestones with dates starting [date], roles, risks, and the first five tasks to do this week.
Planning
Meal plan and list
Plan [number] dinners for [people], [dietary needs], under [time] minutes each. Then give one combined shopping list grouped by supermarket section.
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