Midjourney
Cyberpunk Photographer
Generates incredibly juicy neon portraits with cinematic lighting.
A cyberpunk character made of glowing neon tubes, synthwave aesthetic, glowing magenta and cyan colors, highly detailed --ar 16:9
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ChatGPT
The Perfect Rewriter
Rewrites dry text into a lively B2C format without cliches or corporate jargon.
Rewrite the following text in a Zero Bullshit style, removing all fluff, introductory phrases, and corporate cliches. Make it sticky for the audience: short sentences, concrete words, one idea per paragraph. Keep every fact and number exactly as written. Do not add claims that are not in the original. Return only the rewritten text.
Audience: [WHO WILL READ THIS]
Text:
[PASTE YOUR TEXT]
Midjourney
Clean Product Photo
Generates a studio product shot on a seamless white background.
Studio product photograph of [PRODUCT] centered on a seamless white background, soft diffused light from the upper left, gentle natural contact shadow beneath, sharp focus across the whole item, 85mm lens, slight three-quarter angle, true-to-life colors, clean e-commerce style, no props, no text --ar 4:5
Veo
Product Reveal Clip
Generates an 8-second cinematic product reveal with a slow orbit.
Cinematic product reveal of [PRODUCT] on a dark reflective surface. Slow push-in from a low angle, then a smooth orbit to the front as soft light sweeps across the product and reveals its edges. Fine dust particles drift through the beam, shallow depth of field, deep shadows, subtle blue-white rim light. Ends on a still hero frame with clear space above for a headline. 8 seconds, 16:9, no text, no people, quiet ambient hum only.
Any AI chat
Cold Email Without Fluff
Writes a short cold email with one clear question, using only the facts you supply
You are a B2B copywriter who writes short cold emails. Write one cold email from me to a stranger.
Keep: only the facts I give below. Change: the wording, never the offer. Never invent: customer names, statistics, results, mutual contacts, or claims about the recipient.
Format: a subject line, then a body of 90 words or fewer in this order: why I am writing to this person, what I offer, what it changes for them, and one clear question as the last line. No flattery and no "I hope this finds you well".
End with a line starting "Unsure:" listing anything you had to guess.
Me and my offer:
[DESCRIBE YOU AND YOUR OFFER]
Recipient and reason for contact:
[DESCRIBE THE RECIPIENT AND WHY THEM]
Any AI chat
Instagram Caption Options
Gives five caption options for one photo or reel, written in your voice.
Act as a social media writer for a small account. Write five caption options for one Instagram post, using only what I tell you about it. Make them different: one short (under 125 characters), one that tells a mini story, one that asks a real question about the post, one practical, one playful. Put the main point in the first line. Do not invent facts, results, quotes, prices or trends. Avoid clickbait the post does not deliver and engagement bait such as 'tag three friends' or 'like if you agree'. Add a call to action only where it fits naturally. Return a numbered list with the character count after each caption. Quality check: confirm every caption matches what the post really shows.
What the post shows (photo or reel): [DESCRIBE THE POST]
My account and voice: [WHO YOU ARE AND HOW YOU SOUND]
My audience: [WHO FOLLOWS YOU]
Claude
Customer Persona From Reviews
Builds one customer persona from pasted reviews, using the customers' own phrases.
Act as a customer research analyst. Read the reviews below and build one customer persona based only on what the reviews say. Give: a short description of who this customer is, the job they wanted done, what pushed them to buy, their main frustrations before and after buying, the words and phrases they use (quoted exactly from the reviews), and what they say they value most. Do not invent age, job title, income or any detail that is not in the reviews; if a detail is missing, write 'not in the reviews'. Present the result as labeled sections. Then list what you could not tell from this sample and how many reviews support each main point.
Product or service: [WHAT THE REVIEWS ARE ABOUT]
Reviews:
[PASTE YOUR REVIEWS]
Claude
Bug Hunt From Error Message
Finds the likely cause of an error, shows the lines responsible and gives a minimal fix
You are a senior developer debugging with me. Find the cause of the error below.
Keep: my code and architecture as they are. Change: only the lines that cause the problem. Never invent functions, library features or APIs you are not sure exist, and do not guess at code you cannot see. If you need more files or output, ask for them.
Format:
1. Most likely cause, in two sentences.
2. The exact lines responsible and why.
3. A minimal fix in a code block.
4. Two other possible causes, ranked, with a quick check for each.
5. How to confirm the fix worked.
End with a line starting "Unsure:" naming what you assumed.
Language and environment:
[LANGUAGE, VERSION AND FRAMEWORK]
Error message and stack trace:
[PASTE THE FULL ERROR]
Relevant code:
[PASTE THE CODE]
Claude
Meeting Notes to Action Items
Turns messy meeting notes into decisions, action items and open questions.
Act as a careful meeting secretary. Turn my raw notes into a clear record with these sections: decisions made, action items, open questions, and topics postponed. For each action item give the task, the owner and the due date exactly as stated in the notes. If an owner or date is not stated, write 'not stated' rather than guessing. Do not add decisions, names, numbers or commitments that are not in the notes, and keep the wording close to what was said. Return the decisions as a numbered list and the action items as a table with the columns Task, Owner, Due date. End with a short list of unclear points I should confirm with the team before sending this out.
Notes:
[PASTE YOUR MEETING NOTES]
Any AI chat
Weekly Meal Plan
A 7-day dinner plan and a sorted shopping list that takes your allergies and budget into account.
Act as a practical home-cooking planner and build me a weekly meal plan with a shopping list.
Before you plan anything, ask me about food allergies and intolerances, foods I avoid, my weekly food budget, how many people I cook for, and how much time I have on weekdays. Wait for my answers. If I am vague about allergies, ask again.
Then give me:
1. A 7-day dinner plan with simple recipes and overlapping ingredients to reduce waste.
2. A shopping list grouped by store section, with approximate quantities.
3. An estimated total compared with my budget.
Never include an ingredient I listed as an allergen or one I avoid.
Quality check: before you reply, confirm that no listed allergen appears anywhere and that the shopping list matches the plan.
My details: [PEOPLE, DIET AND FOODS YOU DISLIKE]
Weekly budget and currency: [BUDGET]
Any AI chat
Prompt Improver
Questions about your prompt first, then a rewritten version with a list of what changed.
Act as a prompt editor and improve a prompt I wrote.
Do not rewrite it yet. First ask me up to five short questions about anything the prompt leaves unclear: the goal, the audience, the format I want back, the length, and what the AI must not do. Wait for my answers.
Then give me the rewritten prompt in a single code block, followed by a short list of what you changed and why. Keep my original intent and keep my wording where it already works. Do not add requirements I did not mention. If something is still unknown, leave a clearly marked blank for me instead of guessing.
Quality check: confirm that the rewrite would produce the kind of answer I was originally after, only more reliably.
My prompt:
[PASTE YOUR PROMPT]
ChatGPT
Selfie to Headshot
Edit instruction that turns your own selfie into a studio-style headshot.
Using the attached selfie, edit it into a professional headshot. Keep my face, hairstyle, skin tone and expression exactly as they are. Replace the background with a softly blurred [BACKGROUND COLOR] studio backdrop, add gentle even key lighting, and dress me in a plain [OUTFIT] with a clean collar. Crop from the chest up, centered, with my eyes on the upper third line. Natural skin texture, no heavy retouching, no filters, square 1:1 format.
Any video AI
Travel Montage Shot List
A five-shot, 15-second travel montage plan you can paste into any video tool.
Generate a 15-second travel montage of [CITY], built from five 3-second shots in this order: 1) sunrise over rooftops, slow drone rise; 2) a busy morning market, handheld, warm colors; 3) [LOCAL FOOD] being prepared, close-up; 4) a narrow old street, tracking shot at walking pace; 5) a viewpoint at golden hour, wide, slow pan. Natural color grade, gentle film grain, upbeat acoustic soundtrack, vertical 9:16, no text on screen.
ChatGPT
Email Subject Line Variants
Gives ten subject lines across five angles, with character counts and two picks to test
You are an email marketer. Write 10 subject line variants for the email described below.
Keep: the real topic and any offer or date I give. Change: the angle. Use five angles, two lines each: plain statement, question, number, specific benefit, and a curiosity gap that stays truthful. Never invent discounts, deadlines or claims. No all-caps, and no more than one exclamation mark in total.
Format: a table with the columns Number, Subject line, Angle, Characters. Keep every line under 50 characters. After the table, pick the two I should test against each other and give one sentence of reasoning for each.
End with a list of anything you were unsure about.
Email topic and audience:
[DESCRIBE THE EMAIL AND WHO RECEIVES IT]
Offer or key fact, if any:
[OFFER OR KEY FACT]
Any AI chat
Short Video Hook Lines
Writes ten spoken opening lines for the first three seconds of a short video.
Act as a short-form video editor who writes opening lines. Write 10 hook lines for the first three seconds of a short video on the topic below. Each hook is spoken, under 12 words, and promises only what the video really delivers. Use different approaches, such as a direct question, a surprising detail from my material, a common mistake, a before and after, or a plain statement of what the viewer will learn. Label each hook with its approach. Do not invent statistics, results, quotes or trends. Avoid clickbait and engagement bait. After the list, pick the three strongest and give one sentence on why. Quality check: every hook must be answered by the content I describe.
Topic and what the video covers: [TOPIC AND KEY POINTS]
Platform: [TIKTOK, REELS OR YOUTUBE SHORTS]
My audience and speaking style: [WHO WATCHES AND HOW YOU TALK]
ChatGPT
Ad Copy Variants
Writes ad headlines and descriptions for one offer, each tied to a different angle.
Act as a direct-response copywriter. Write ad copy for one offer. Give 8 headlines of up to 30 characters and 4 descriptions of up to 90 characters. Spread them across four angles: the problem solved, the main benefit, a concrete detail about the offer, and a clear call to action. Label each line with its angle. If the platform uses different limits, follow those and say which you used. Use only the facts I supply. Do not invent discounts, deadlines, reviews, ratings or claims about being the best. Keep the tone plain and direct. Return a table with the columns Angle, Text, Characters. End with anything about the offer I should clarify.
Offer: [WHAT YOU ARE SELLING AND THE PRICE OR TERMS]
Audience: [WHO THE ADS ARE FOR]
Platform: [WHERE THE ADS WILL RUN]
Claude
Code Review With Severity Levels
Reviews code and sorts findings into Critical, Major, Minor and Nit, each with a fix
You are a staff engineer doing a code review. Review the code below for correctness, security, readability and maintainability.
Keep: my coding style and structure unless it causes a problem. Change: nothing in the code; report only. Never invent problems to fill space, and never claim a bug without naming the line and describing how it fails.
Format: a three-sentence summary first. Then group findings under Critical (breaks or is unsafe), Major (likely bug or hard to maintain), Minor and Nit. For each finding give the line or function, what is wrong, why it matters, and a fix in one or two lines. Write "None found" for empty groups. End with what is done well.
List anything you were unsure about, including code you could not see.
What the code should do:
[WHAT THIS CODE IS FOR]
Code:
[PASTE THE CODE]
ChatGPT
Difficult Email Reply
Drafts a calm, professional reply to a difficult email, with a shorter option.
Act as a professional communications coach. Draft a reply to the email below. The tone is calm, direct and respectful, with no defensiveness and no sarcasm. Acknowledge what is fair in the sender's message, state my position clearly in plain words, and end with one concrete next step. Use only the facts I give about what happened and what I want. Do not invent apologies for things I did not do, promises, deadlines or facts. Write two versions: a full reply of up to 150 words and a short one of up to 60 words. After the drafts, list any point in the email that I should check before sending, and any risk in the wording.
Email I received:
[PASTE THE EMAIL]
What I want to happen: [YOUR GOAL AND ANY FACTS TO INCLUDE]
My relationship to the sender: [MANAGER, CLIENT, COLLEAGUE OR OTHER]
Gemini
Day-by-Day Trip Itinerary
A day-by-day trip plan with rough costs, rainy-day backups and a short list of things to book.
Act as a careful travel planner and write a day-by-day itinerary for my trip.
If I have not told you my travel dates, how many people are going, my daily budget, how much walking is comfortable and what I enjoy, ask for those first and wait for my answers.
Group places by neighborhood so no day involves long backtracking, and leave a free block every afternoon. For each day give: morning, afternoon, evening, a rough cost, and one backup option for bad weather. End with a short list of things worth booking in advance.
Never invent opening hours, prices, ticket rules or transport schedules. Where you are not sure, write 'check before you go'.
Quality check: confirm every day is realistic for the travel time between stops.
Destination: [DESTINATION]
Number of days: [DAYS]
What I enjoy: [INTERESTS]
Any AI chat
Messy Task to Prompt
Turns a rough description into a prompt with role, context, task, format and constraints.
Act as a prompt designer. I will describe a task in a messy way. Turn it into a structured prompt with these labeled parts: Role, Context, Task, Format and Constraints.
If a part cannot be filled from what I wrote, ask me one question about it before you build the prompt, and do not invent the answer. Keep the Task to one clear instruction. Make the Format specific, covering length, structure and tone. Put anything the AI must never do under Constraints.
Return the final prompt in one code block that I can paste straight into a chat, then list the assumptions you made in two or three bullet points.
Quality check: read the prompt as a stranger would, and fix any sentence that could be understood in two ways.
My messy task:
[DESCRIBE THE TASK IN YOUR OWN WORDS]
Gemini
Family Portrait Touch-Up
Edit instruction for a warm, tidy family portrait made from your own photo.
Using the attached photo of [WHO IS IN THE PHOTO], turn it into a warm family portrait. Keep every person's face, age and proportions unchanged. Replace the background with a soft [BACKGROUND SETTING] in golden hour light, even out the exposure, remove stray objects and clutter, and gently correct the colors. Natural skin tones, no smoothing filters. Output as a 4:5 print-ready portrait.
Runway
B-Roll for Talking Videos
Generates a calm cutaway clip to place over talking-head footage.
Generate b-roll to cut away to during a talking-head video about [TOPIC]. Close-up of hands [HAND ACTION] on a tidy wooden desk, slow slide to the right, shallow depth of field, soft window light, warm neutral tones, steady camera, no faces visible, no text. Calm and unobtrusive so it works under a voiceover. 5 seconds, 16:9.
ChatGPT
Product Description From Specs
Turns a spec sheet into a headline, description, benefit bullets and a search snippet
You are an online store copywriter. Turn the spec sheet below into a product description.
Keep: every number, material, dimension and model name exactly as written. Change: the order and wording, so each feature becomes something the buyer can do. Never invent: certifications, warranty terms, materials, compatibility or uses the specs do not support. If a detail is missing, leave it out.
Format:
1. A headline of up to 10 words.
2. A paragraph of 40 to 60 words.
3. Five bullets, each starting with the benefit and ending with the spec that backs it.
4. A one-line version for a search result.
End with a list headed "Unsure" naming any spec you could not interpret and any gap a buyer might ask about.
Spec sheet:
[PASTE THE SPEC SHEET]
Buyer and tone:
[WHO BUYS THIS AND HOW IT SHOULD SOUND]
ChatGPT
Short Video Script With Shots
Writes a 30 to 60 second script with a shot list you can film on a phone.
Act as a short-video scriptwriter. Write a script of 30 to 60 seconds on the topic below. Present it as a table with the columns Time, What I say, What is on screen, Text overlay. Open with a one-line hook, cover two to four points from my material, and close with one clear next step for the viewer. Assume about 2.5 spoken words per second and show the word count. Use only the facts I give you. Do not invent statistics, results, quotes or trends, and do not promise anything the video does not show. Keep every shot filmable with a phone and the items I list. Quality check: cut any line that does not earn its seconds.
Topic and key points: [TOPIC AND POINTS]
What I can film: [LOCATION, PROPS, WHO IS ON CAMERA]
Platform, audience and tone: [WHERE IT WILL BE POSTED, WHO WATCHES, HOW YOU SOUND]
Claude
Competitor Page Teardown
Breaks down a competitor page you paste in: structure, claims, proof and gaps.
Act as a marketing analyst who studies sales pages. Analyze the competitor page text below. Do not browse and do not assume anything beyond the pasted text. Give: the page's apparent goal and target reader, its heading structure, the main claims and what proof backs each one, the calls to action, and the topics it leaves out. Then compare it with my page summary and list 5 specific gaps or opportunities for my page. Quote the competitor's wording only where it matters, and never invent numbers, results or design details you cannot see in the text. Present the competitor analysis as a table and the opportunities as a numbered list. Finish with what you could not judge from text alone.
My page summary: [WHAT MY PAGE OFFERS]
Competitor page text:
[PASTE THE COMPETITOR PAGE TEXT]
ChatGPT
Unit Tests for a Function
Writes unit tests for one function, grouped by happy path, edge cases and errors
You are a test engineer. Write unit tests for the function below.
Keep: the function exactly as it is. Change: nothing in it. Never invent behavior: if the intended behavior is unclear, test what the code does and flag the case. Do not mock anything you do not need to.
Format: one code block with the tests, in the framework I name. Group them as happy path, edge cases (empty, null, boundary values, large input) and error handling. Name each test after the behavior it expects. Add a short comment above any non-obvious case. After the code, list the branches or cases that are not covered and why.
End with a line starting "Unsure:" for any assumption about intended behavior.
Language and test framework:
[LANGUAGE AND TEST FRAMEWORK]
Function:
[PASTE THE FUNCTION]
Any AI chat
Weekly Status Report
Turns your bullet points into a short weekly report with progress, risks and next steps.
Act as a project coordinator writing for a busy manager. Turn my bullet points into a weekly status report with these sections: summary in two sentences, completed this week, in progress, risks and blockers, and plan for next week. Keep every fact, date and number exactly as I wrote it. Do not add progress, percentages, causes or deadlines that are not in my notes. Use plain words and short bullets, and put the most important item first in each section. Mark an item as 'status unclear' if my notes do not say whether it is done. Finish with a list of questions I would need to answer to make the report complete.
Week or period: [DATES]
My bullet points:
[PASTE YOUR NOTES]
Any AI chat
Monthly Budget Builder
A category breakdown of your expenses and a simple monthly budget with specific changes.
Act as a plain-spoken personal budgeting assistant. I will paste my income and a list of expenses.
Sort every expense into categories (housing, food, transport, bills, subscriptions, fun, savings, other) and show a table with category, total and share of income. If something is unclear, such as an unlabeled charge or a missing income figure, list those items and ask me before you assume anything.
Then propose a simple monthly budget with three to five specific changes, each with the saving it would produce in numbers.
Never invent amounts or categories I did not give you. This is general budgeting help, not financial advice.
Quality check: make sure the totals add up, and tell me whether they do.
Monthly income: [INCOME]
Expenses:
[PASTE YOUR EXPENSES]
Claude
System Prompt Builder
A system prompt for a custom assistant, with scope, tone, limits and sample replies.
Act as an expert at writing system prompts for custom assistants.
First ask me about: who will use the assistant, what it should help with, what it must decline or hand off, the tone it should use, and the format its answers should take. Wait for my answers.
Then write a system prompt with these sections: Role, Scope, Tone, How to Answer, Never Do, and When Unsure or Out of Scope. Tell the assistant to ask a question when information is missing instead of guessing, and never to invent facts, sources or prices. Add three short sample user messages, each with the reply the assistant should give.
Quality check: look for any instruction that contradicts another one, and fix it before you reply.
The assistant is for: [PURPOSE AND USERS]
Any image AI
Minimal Logo Concepts
Generates four simple two-color logo symbol concepts with no text.
Minimalist logo symbol for a [BUSINESS TYPE], built from one simple [KEY SHAPE], flat vector style, two colors only on a plain white background, balanced geometry, bold clean lines that stay readable at small sizes, centered with generous margin, no text, no gradients, no mockup. Show four different concepts in a 2x2 grid.
Any video AI
Seamless Loop Background
Generates a calm looping background that stays readable under text.
Seamless 6-second looping background video of [SCENE]. Locked-off static camera, soft [COLOR MOOD] color palette, low contrast so text stays readable on top, slow steady motion in one element only while everything else stays still. No sudden changes, the last frame matches the first frame, no people, no text, 16:9.
Any AI chat
Landing Page Headline Options
Gives twelve landing page headlines in four angles, each with a short subheadline
You are a direct-response copywriter. Write headline options for a landing page, based only on what I describe below.
Keep: the real offer, the real audience, and any words my customers use. Change: the angle of each headline. Never invent: statistics, testimonials, awards, time frames or guarantees.
Format: 12 headlines in four groups of three: outcome-led, problem-led, specific and curious, and plain description. Add a subheadline of up to 20 words to each, with one concrete detail. Mark your top three and say in one sentence each why it is clear.
Finish with three questions that would let you write sharper headlines, and a list of anything you were unsure about.
Offer:
[DESCRIBE THE PRODUCT OR SERVICE]
Audience and their main problem:
[WHO IT IS FOR AND WHAT THEY STRUGGLE WITH]
Claude
Carousel Outline Slide By Slide
Plans a carousel post slide by slide, with headlines, short text and layout notes.
Act as a social media editor who plans carousels. Create a slide-by-slide outline for a carousel on the topic below, with 6 to 9 slides. Slide 1 is a cover whose headline says what the reader will get. For each slide give a headline of up to 8 words, body text of up to 25 words, and a layout note. Each slide carries one idea. The last slide is one clear action that fits my goal. Use only the points I supply. Do not invent statistics, examples, quotes or results, and do not tease anything the carousel does not resolve. Finish with a caption of under 60 words. Quality check: the headlines read alone should still give the whole message.
Topic and key points: [TOPIC AND POINTS]
Platform and audience: [WHERE YOU POST AND WHO READS]
Goal of the post: [WHAT YOU WANT READERS TO KNOW OR DO]
Gemini
Two-Week Social Calendar
Plans 14 days of social posts with topics, formats and short draft captions.
Act as a social media planner for a small business. Create a 14-day posting calendar with the number of posts per week that I give. Mix formats (short video, image, text post, audience question). For each post give the date, topic, format, the main point in one sentence, a draft caption of up to 30 words, and a simple call to action. Rotate between teaching, behind the scenes, customer stories and offers, with at most one direct offer per week. Use only facts I give. Do not invent customer quotes, results, events or statistics; where a real example is needed, write 'add a real example here'. Return a table. End with what you need from me to finish the posts.
Business and audience: [WHAT YOU DO AND WHO FOLLOWS YOU]
Posts per week: [NUMBER]
Start date: [DATE]
Themes or news to cover: [TOPICS]
Gemini
Explain Code to a Junior
Walks through a piece of code step by step in plain words for a junior developer
You are a patient senior developer explaining code to a junior colleague who knows the basics of the language but not this codebase.
Keep: the code as written. Do not fix or change it while explaining. Change: nothing, but put every step into plain words. Never invent what a function from outside the snippet does; if you cannot see it, say so and say what you would check.
Format:
1. One paragraph on what the code does overall.
2. A step-by-step walk-through in order, quoting the line each step refers to.
3. A short glossary of terms or patterns a junior may not know.
4. Three questions I can ask myself to check I understood.
5. Anything that looks risky or confusing.
End with a line starting "Unsure:" for anything you could not confirm.
Language:
[LANGUAGE]
Code:
[PASTE THE CODE]
Claude
One-Page Decision Memo
Writes a one-page memo that sets out options, trade-offs and a clear recommendation.
Act as a chief of staff. Write a one-page decision memo from the material below. Structure: the decision needed and the deadline, background in three sentences, two to four options each with benefits, costs and risks, a recommendation with the reason, and next steps. Use only the facts and figures I provide. Do not invent costs, timelines, benchmarks or stakeholder opinions; if a number is missing, write 'figure needed'. Present the options in a table so they can be compared at a glance. Keep the memo under 400 words. At the end, list the assumptions you made and the information that would change your recommendation.
Decision to make: [THE QUESTION]
Who decides: [AUDIENCE FOR THE MEMO]
Facts, options and constraints:
[PASTE YOUR NOTES]
Any AI chat
30-Day Learning Plan
A 30-day plan with daily tasks, review days and a mini-project, sized to the time you have.
Act as a learning coach and build me a 30-day plan for learning a skill.
First ask me, and wait for my answers: my current level, how many minutes I can practice each day, which days I am busy, and what I want to be able to do by day 30.
Then give me a week-by-week outline followed by a table with Day, Focus, Task, Time and How I will know I did it. Make days 7, 14, 21 and 30 review days, and make day 30 a small project.
Suggest only free or widely available kinds of resources and describe them in general terms. Never invent book titles, course names or links. Keep every daily task within my time limit.
Quality check: confirm the plan ends with something I can show or do, not only something I have read.
Skill: [SKILL]
My starting point: [YOUR CURRENT LEVEL]
Any AI chat
Few-Shot Example Builder
A set of example pairs and a finished prompt, built from your own sample.
Act as a prompt engineer who builds few-shot examples. I will describe a task and give you one or two real examples of the input and the output I want.
If I did not give a real example, ask me for one before you continue.
Create four more example pairs in the same style: a typical case, an edge case, a very short input and a tricky input. Do not copy my examples. Do not invent facts about my business or data. Use neutral sample content and label it as a sample.
Then assemble one complete prompt: a one-line instruction, all the examples labeled Input and Output, and an empty slot for new input.
Quality check: confirm that all the examples follow exactly the same format and tone.
Task: [WHAT THE AI SHOULD DO]
My real example(s):
[PASTE INPUT AND OUTPUT]
ChatGPT
YouTube Thumbnail Base
Generates a 16:9 thumbnail background with clear space left for your title.
Create a 16:9 video thumbnail background about [VIDEO TOPIC]. A person with a [EXPRESSION] expression on the right third, bold high-contrast lighting, vibrant [MAIN COLOR] background with a subtle gradient, one clear object related to the topic on the left, large empty area at the top for a title added later. Sharp focus, saturated colors, uncluttered composition, no text in the image.
Kling
Memorial Tribute Slideshow
Gently animates one family photo into a respectful tribute clip.
Animate the attached family photo of [NAME] as a gentle, respectful tribute clip. Very slow push-in on the face, soft natural parallax between the person and the background, a subtle warm light shift. Do not change the person's face, expression or clothing, no talking, no unnatural blinking or smiling, no added people or objects. Muted warm color, soft vignette, calm and dignified mood. 5 seconds, 16:9, leave space at the bottom for a caption. Repeat for each photo, then join the clips with slow cross-dissolves.
Any AI chat
Formal or Friendly Tone Changer
Rewrites a text in a formal or friendly tone while keeping every fact and request
You are an editor who changes tone without changing meaning. Rewrite the text below in the tone I choose.
Keep: every fact, name, number, date, request and commitment. Change: word choice, sentence length, greetings and sign-offs. Never invent: new details, apologies, promises or jokes. Friendly means contractions and plain words. Formal means no contractions or slang, and a polite, direct register.
Format: the rewritten text first, then a list of the five biggest changes you made. If a sentence in the original is ambiguous, keep it ambiguous and flag it under "Unsure".
Target tone:
[CHOOSE FORMAL OR FRIENDLY]
Text:
[PASTE YOUR TEXT]
Claude
X Thread From Notes
Turns an article or notes into a numbered thread of short, standalone posts for X.
Act as an editor who writes clear threads for X. Turn the source below into a thread of 5 to 9 posts. Post 1 states the main point plainly and gives a reason to keep reading that the thread actually delivers. Each later post makes one point in under 270 characters and can be understood on its own. The last post sums up and gives one next step, such as a link or a question. Use only claims, numbers and quotes found in the source, and mark quotes as quotes. Do not invent facts or trends. Avoid engagement bait such as 'repost if you agree'. Number the posts and show the character count of each. Quality check: confirm the thread never says more than the source does.
Source: [PASTE ARTICLE OR NOTES]
Audience: [WHO WILL READ THE THREAD]
My voice: [HOW YOU WRITE]
Any AI chat
FAQ From Support Tickets
Turns pasted support tickets into a grouped FAQ with short, plain answers.
Act as a support content editor. Read the support tickets below and write an FAQ section from them. Group similar questions, pick the 8 to 12 most frequent, and order them by how often they appear. Write each question the way customers phrase it and each answer in 2 to 4 plain sentences. Base every answer only on the answers given in the tickets or in my policy notes. Do not invent policies, prices, timeframes or promises; if the correct answer is not given, write 'needs confirmation' instead of guessing. Remove names, emails and order numbers. Return the FAQ as a numbered list with the count of tickets behind each question. End with the questions that came up only once and the answers I should confirm before publishing.
Policy notes: [PASTE ANY OFFICIAL POLICIES]
Tickets:
[PASTE YOUR SUPPORT TICKETS]
Any AI chat
Regex Builder With Test Cases
Builds one regex with a plain-English breakdown and a table of match and non-match tests
You are a regular expression specialist. Build one regex for the job below and prove it with test cases.
Keep: to the regex flavor I name. Change: nothing outside the pattern. Never use features the flavor does not support, and prefer a readable pattern over a clever one.
Format:
1. The regex in a code block, with flags.
2. A plain-English breakdown of each part.
3. A table of at least 8 test strings: 4 that should match and 4 that should not, with the expected result and the reason. Include edge cases.
4. Known limits: inputs where the pattern could give the wrong answer.
End with a line starting "Unsure:" for any rule in my description that was ambiguous, and how you read it.
Language or regex flavor:
[LANGUAGE OR FLAVOR]
What it should match and what it should reject, with examples:
[DESCRIBE THE RULES]
ChatGPT
CV Tailored to Job Posting
Reworks your CV for a job posting without adding experience you do not have.
Act as an experienced recruiter and CV editor. Tailor my CV to the job posting below. Keep my real experience, dates, employers, titles and numbers exactly as written. Change only the order, emphasis and wording: move the most relevant achievements to the top, and use the posting's key terms only where they truthfully describe what I did. Never invent experience, skills, tools, qualifications or results, and do not stretch a claim beyond what the CV says. Return a table of the posting's top 8 requirements and where my CV meets each one, then the revised CV text. End with a list of requirements my CV does not cover, so I can decide what to add honestly.
Job posting:
[PASTE THE JOB POSTING]
My current CV:
[PASTE YOUR CV]
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Beginner Workout Routine
A 4-week beginner routine with warm-up and weekly progression, after questions about injuries.
Act as a beginner-friendly fitness coach and build me a simple workout routine.
Before you suggest anything, ask me about injuries, pain, medical conditions and pregnancy, my age range, the equipment I have and how many days a week I can train. Wait for my answers. If I mention an injury or pain, do not load that area, and tell me to see a doctor or physiotherapist.
Say clearly at the start and at the end that this is general information, not medical advice, and that I should check with a doctor if I have any health concern.
Then give a 4-week routine as a table: days, exercises, sets, reps and rest. Add a warm-up, a cool-down and a simple way to progress each week.
Quality check: confirm every exercise matches the equipment I listed.
My goal: [GOAL]
Equipment and time: [EQUIPMENT AND MINUTES PER SESSION]
Claude
AI Answer Critic
A point-by-point review of an AI answer against your original request.
Act as a critical reviewer. Below are my original request and the answer an AI gave me. Compare the answer with the request.
If it is unclear what I wanted, ask me before you judge. Then report:
1. Which parts of my request the answer covered and which it missed or ignored.
2. Statements that look unsupported or possibly wrong. Mark them 'verify'. Do not call them false unless you are sure.
3. Problems with format, length or tone.
4. What I should add to my prompt to get a better answer next time.
Rate completeness, accuracy risk and format fit from 1 to 5, with one sentence of reasoning each. Do not rewrite the answer unless I ask.
Quality check: make sure every criticism points to a specific sentence or part of the answer.
My request:
[PASTE MY ORIGINAL PROMPT]
The AI's answer:
[PASTE THE ANSWER]
Midjourney
Picture Book Illustration
Generates a soft watercolor storybook scene with room for text below.
Children's picture book illustration of [CHARACTER] exploring a [SETTING], gentle watercolor and colored pencil texture, soft rounded shapes, warm pastel palette, big expressive eyes, cozy afternoon light, simple uncluttered background with open space at the bottom for text, friendly and calm mood --ar 3:2
Runway
Animated Logo Sting
Animates a logo into a clean 4-second intro or outro sting.
Using the attached [BRAND NAME] logo as the final frame, create a 4-second logo sting. Start on a clean [BACKGROUND COLOR] background, thin geometric lines draw in and converge, then the logo resolves with a soft light sweep and a small scale settle, and holds still for the last second. Smooth easing, flat modern motion graphics style, no extra text, no 3D effects, 16:9.
Gemini
Plain Language Simplifier
Rewrites dense text in plain language and lists the terms it replaced
You are a plain-language editor. Rewrite the text below so a reader with no background in the subject understands it on the first read.
Keep: every fact, figure, date, name and obligation. Change: long sentences, jargon, passive voice and abstract nouns. If a technical term must stay, explain it in a few words in brackets the first time. Never invent examples, numbers or advice, and never drop a warning or a condition.
Format: the simplified text with sentences under 20 words, then a two-column list of terms you replaced and what you used instead.
End with a line starting "Unsure:" naming any passage whose meaning you could not be certain of.
Who will read this:
[DESCRIBE THE READER]
Text:
[PASTE YOUR TEXT]
ChatGPT
One Piece Into Five Posts
Splits one blog post or transcript into five posts, each for a different platform.
Act as a content editor who repurposes long pieces. Read the source below and write five separate posts, one for each platform I list. Give each post its own angle taken from a different part of the source, and adapt length, format and tone to its platform. Do not shorten the same paragraph five times. Use only facts, numbers and quotes found in the source. Do not invent statistics, results or trends. Avoid clickbait the source does not support and engagement bait that platforms penalise. Label each post with its platform and the section of the source it draws on. End with one line on which post to publish first and why. Quality check: no two posts should open the same way.
Source: [PASTE BLOG POST OR TRANSCRIPT]
Platforms: [FIVE PLATFORMS]
Audience and voice: [WHO FOLLOWS YOU AND HOW YOU WRITE]
Gemini
Email Sequence Outline
Outlines a five-email sequence with timing, subject lines and key points for each.
Act as an email marketer. Outline a sequence of 5 emails for the situation below. For each email give the send timing, the one goal, 3 subject line options, the key points in order, and one clear call to action. Make each email add something new instead of repeating the last one. Use only the facts I provide about the product and the audience. Do not invent testimonials, numbers, deadlines or discounts; mark any place that needs one with 'add real example'. Keep the tone plain and respectful of the reader's time. Return the outline as numbered sections. End with a short list of the information that is missing and the assumptions you made.
Sequence type: [WELCOME, ABANDONED CART, RE-ENGAGEMENT OR OTHER]
Product or offer: [WHAT YOU SELL]
Audience: [WHO THEY ARE AND WHAT THEY DID]
Main action you want: [GOAL]
Any AI chat
SQL Query From Plain English
Writes one SQL query from your question and schema, with an explanation and index notes
You are a database analyst. Write one SQL query that answers my question, using only the schema I provide.
Keep: table and column names exactly as in the schema. Change: nothing in the schema. Never invent tables, columns or relationships. If the schema cannot answer the question, say what is missing instead of guessing. Use the SQL dialect I name.
Format:
1. The query in a code block, one clause per line.
2. A step-by-step plain-English explanation.
3. A tiny example of the result, as a table.
4. Performance notes: which columns would benefit from an index.
End with a line starting "Unsure:" for any assumption about how the question maps to the data, such as how you treated nulls or duplicates.
SQL dialect:
[YOUR SQL DIALECT]
Schema:
[PASTE YOUR CREATE TABLE STATEMENTS]
Question:
[YOUR QUESTION IN PLAIN ENGLISH]
Claude
Interview Practice With Feedback
Runs a mock interview one question at a time and gives specific feedback on each answer.
Act as an interviewer for the role below and as a supportive coach. Run a mock interview with 6 questions, one at a time, and wait for my answer before asking the next one. Mix role-specific questions with behavioral ones. After each answer, give feedback in three parts: what worked, what was vague or missing, and a stronger version of my answer that uses only the facts I gave. Do not invent experience or results for me. At the end, summarize my three strongest answers and my three main areas to improve, with a short practice plan. Ask the first question now.
Role and industry: [JOB TITLE AND INDUSTRY]
My background in two or three lines: [YOUR EXPERIENCE]
Job description, if I have one: [PASTE IT]
Any AI chat
Thoughtful Gift Ideas
Ten gift ideas matched to the person, with price estimates and your three strongest picks.
Act as a thoughtful gift advisor. I will describe the person and the occasion.
If my description does not include a budget, how well I know them or what they already own, ask me first and wait for my answers.
Suggest 10 gift ideas in a table with these columns: Gift, Why it suits them, Approximate price, and Where to look (a type of shop or website, no specific links). Mix practical, sentimental and experience gifts, and include two ideas that cost less than half my budget.
Never invent product names, prices or availability, and label prices as estimates. Do not assume anything about the person that I did not mention.
End by naming the three strongest ideas and why.
Quality check: confirm each idea fits my budget.
The person: [DESCRIBE THEM: AGE, HOBBIES, PERSONALITY]
Occasion and budget: [OCCASION AND BUDGET]
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Strict Summarizer
A summary at the length and for the audience you set, with a note of what was left out.
Act as an editor who summarizes a text for one specific reader.
If I have not told you the audience, the exact length or the purpose of the summary, ask first and wait for my answers.
Then write the summary for that audience at the length I set, and do not go over it. Use only information from the text. Do not add facts, opinions or context from outside it, and keep names, numbers and dates exactly as written. Start with one sentence giving the main point, then the key supporting points. After the summary, add a line starting 'Left out:' that names any important detail you had to drop to fit the length.
Quality check: count the words in the summary and state the count.
Audience: [AUDIENCE]
Length: [EXACT LENGTH]
Text:
[PASTE THE TEXT]
Any image AI
Isometric Icon Set
Generates six matching isometric icons in a soft 3D style on gray.
Set of six matching isometric icons for [THEME], one object per icon: [SIX OBJECTS, COMMA SEPARATED]. Soft 3D clay style, 30 degree isometric angle, rounded edges, a consistent [COLOR PALETTE] palette, gentle shadow under each icon, even spacing in a 3x2 grid, plain light gray background, no text.
Veo
Cooking Close-Up Shots
Generates macro cooking shots with sizzle and steam in warm light.
Macro close-up of [DISH] being prepared in a home kitchen. Hands slice [KEY INGREDIENT] on a wooden board, then oil sizzles in a pan and steam curls up into warm side light. Shallow depth of field, slow motion, 50mm macro lens feel, gentle handheld sway, rich natural colors, realistic kitchen sounds of chopping and sizzling. 8 seconds, 16:9, no text.
Claude
Story Starter From Three Details
Opens a short story from your three details and suggests two ways it could continue
You are a fiction writer. Write the opening of a short story built on three details I give you.
Keep: all three details, each appearing naturally in the first page. Change: nothing about them, but you choose the setting, the narrator and the voice. Never invent a twist ending, never explain the details, and avoid the phrases "suddenly" and "little did they know".
Format: a title, then 250 to 300 words that end on a line raising a question the reader will want answered. After the story, add three short notes: the point of view you chose, what each detail does in the scene, and two different directions the story could take next. If a detail was unclear, say how you read it.
Three details:
1. [DETAIL ONE]
2. [DETAIL TWO]
3. [DETAIL THREE]
Any AI chat
Comment Reply Drafts
Drafts short replies to your comments in your voice, including how to handle a rude one.
Act as the community manager for a small account. Draft one reply of up to 40 words for each comment below, in the account's voice. Match the tone: warm to kind comments, helpful to questions, calm and brief to rude ones. For a rude comment, do not match the rudeness, do not argue and do not apologize for something that is not wrong. Either answer the one fair point in it or write a short neutral reply, and say when no reply is the better choice. If a question needs a fact I did not supply, write 'needs your input' and name the fact instead of guessing. Do not invent promises, discounts or results. Quality check: all replies should sound like one person wrote them.
Account and voice: [WHO YOU ARE AND HOW YOU SOUND]
Facts you may use: [PRICES, HOURS, POLICIES]
Comments: [PASTE THE COMMENTS, ONE PER LINE]
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Value Proposition Sharpener
Turns a rough pitch into five clear value proposition options in plain words.
Act as a positioning copywriter. Turn my rough pitch into a clear value proposition. Keep the facts and benefits I state; change only the wording and the order. Write 5 versions, each one sentence of up to 25 words, each with a different focus: the customer's problem, the outcome, how it works, who it is for, and what sets it apart. Then write one two-line version for a website headline and subheading. Use plain words and no hype, and avoid claims like best, leading or number one. Do not invent features, numbers, customers or results. Return a numbered list. At the end, list the vague phrases in my pitch that you could not make concrete and the questions I should answer to fix them.
Target customer: [WHO IT IS FOR]
Rough pitch:
[PASTE YOUR PITCH]
Claude
Refactor Without Changing Behavior
Cleans up code structure while keeping behavior the same, and lists every change
You are a careful refactoring engineer. Improve the readability and structure of the code below without changing what it does.
Keep: public names, signatures, inputs, outputs, side effects and error behavior exactly the same. Change: internal names, structure, duplication and nesting. Never add features or dependencies, and never fix a bug silently. If you spot a bug, report it separately and leave it in place.
Format:
1. The refactored code in one code block.
2. A numbered list of each change and why it is behavior-safe.
3. Bugs or risks you noticed but left unchanged.
4. Tests I should run to confirm nothing changed.
End with a line starting "Unsure:" for any change where equal behavior is not certain.
Language and what to improve:
[LANGUAGE AND WHAT YOU WANT IMPROVED]
Code:
[PASTE THE CODE]
Gemini
Spreadsheet Formula Helper
Writes a spreadsheet formula from a plain-English description and explains each part.
Act as a spreadsheet expert. Write a formula for the task I describe. Give the formula in a code block, then a plain-English explanation of each part, an example with 3 sample rows showing the input and the expected result, and one alternative approach if a simpler or more robust one exists. Use only the columns and cell references I give. If something is unclear, ask me up to 3 questions first. Handle empty cells and errors sensibly and say how. Do not invent column names or data. Finish with the limits of the formula and one way I can check it on my own data.
Spreadsheet app: [NAME OF YOUR SPREADSHEET APP]
My columns and layout: [DESCRIBE YOUR DATA]
What I want the formula to do: [PLAIN-ENGLISH DESCRIPTION]
Any AI chat
Room Declutter Plan
A staged plan for one room with keep-or-donate questions and a five-minute daily habit.
Act as a calm, practical home-organizing coach and help me declutter one room.
If I have not said what the room is used for, how much time I have and what bothers me most about it, ask first and wait for my answers.
Then give a plan in stages: a 10-minute start, then zones (floor, surfaces, storage, hidden corners) with a time estimate for each. For every zone give three questions to decide between keep, donate, sell or bin, plus a rule for items I cannot decide on. Finish with a maintenance habit of five minutes a day.
Do not tell me to buy storage products before I have sorted. Never assume I have space or money for changes I did not mention.
Quality check: confirm the total time fits my limit.
Room: [ROOM]
Time available: [HOURS OR DAYS]
What bothers me: [PROBLEM]
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Ask Me Questions First
The AI asks you questions one at a time and only then starts the task.
I want your help with a task. Do not start it yet. Ask me questions, one at a time, until you have enough information to do it properly. Ask no more than ten.
Start with the biggest unknowns: my goal, my audience, my constraints, the format I want and anything I have already tried. Skip anything I have already answered. After each answer, say briefly what you now know, then ask the next question.
When you are confident, write 'Ready', give a short summary of what you understood and wait for me to confirm. Never fill a gap with a guess. If I say I do not know, offer two options to choose from. After I confirm, do the task.
Quality check: if you reach ten questions and still have gaps, list the gaps instead of guessing.
My task: [DESCRIBE THE TASK]
Gemini
Room Redesign Mock-Up
Edit instruction that restyles a room photo while keeping its layout.
Using the attached photo of my [ROOM], create a realistic redesign mock-up in [STYLE] style. Keep the walls, windows, door positions and room proportions exactly the same. Change the furniture, color palette, rugs and lighting to match the style, and add a few plants and warm lamps. Bright natural daylight, wide-angle view at eye level, realistic materials. Do not add people.
Sora
Cinematic Establishing Shot
Generates a wide, moody establishing shot of any place and time of day.
Cinematic establishing shot of [LOCATION] at [TIME OF DAY]. Wide aerial view that slowly descends toward the main street, long lens compression, light mist in the air, warm lights turning on in windows, a few distant people and cars moving naturally. Moody teal and amber color grade, anamorphic look, subtle lens flare, one smooth camera move over 10 seconds, 16:9, soft ambient city sound.
ChatGPT
LinkedIn Post From Rough Notes
Shapes rough notes into a plain LinkedIn post of about 200 words in your own voice
You are a ghostwriter who writes in a plain, specific voice. Turn my rough notes into a LinkedIn post.
Keep: my facts, numbers, opinion and first-person voice. Change: structure and wording so it reads cleanly. Never invent: results, client names, quotes, statistics or a story I did not tell. No hashtag lists, no emojis, and no closing question that begs for comments.
Format: a first line that states the point in under 15 words, short paragraphs of one to three sentences, 150 to 220 words in total. Then give one alternative first line.
End with a list of gaps in my notes where a concrete detail would help, and anything you were unsure about.
My notes:
[PASTE YOUR ROUGH NOTES]
My role and who reads my posts:
[YOUR ROLE AND AUDIENCE]
Any AI chat
Profile Bio Options
Gives six profile bio options that stay inside your platform's character limit.
Act as a copywriter who writes social profile bios. Write six bio options for my profile on the platform below, each within the character limit below, counting spaces and line breaks. Make them different: what I do and for whom, one concrete detail about me, a plain first-person line, a line about what followers get. Add a call to action to two of them only. Use only the facts I give you. Do not invent titles, awards, client names, follower numbers or claims such as 'best' or 'top', and skip filler like 'passionate about' unless I used it. Show the character count after each option. Quality check: recount every option and shorten any that sits close to the limit.
Platform and character limit: [PLATFORM AND LIMIT]
What I do and for whom: [YOUR WORK AND YOUR AUDIENCE]
Facts you may use: [DETAILS ABOUT YOU]
ChatGPT
Customer Research Survey Questions
Writes a short survey of neutral questions that match one research goal.
Act as a market researcher. Write a survey of 8 to 10 questions that helps me learn the research goal below. Use a mix of question types: multiple choice, rating scale, and 2 open-ended questions. Keep every question neutral, with one idea per question, no leading wording and no jargon. Put easy questions first and sensitive ones last. For each question give the question text, the answer type, the answer options where needed, and the decision the answer would inform. Do not invent customer data or expected results. Add a one-sentence introduction for respondents that states how long the survey takes. End with a note on any question that may bias answers and a suggested fix.
Research goal: [WHAT YOU WANT TO LEARN]
Respondents: [WHO WILL ANSWER]
ChatGPT
README for a Module
Writes a README for a module from its code: setup, usage, options and limits
You are a technical writer who documents code for the next developer. Write a README for the module below.
Keep: names, signatures and behavior exactly as in the code. Change: nothing in the code. Never invent features, options, config values or examples the code does not support. If something is unclear, mark it "to be confirmed" instead of guessing.
Format, in Markdown: a title with a one-sentence purpose; setup; a minimal usage example that could be run; a table of public functions or options with parameters, return values and defaults; error handling and known limits; how to run the tests. Stay under 500 words and skip sections that do not apply.
End with a list of what you could not determine from the code and anything you were unsure about.
Module name and who will use it:
[MODULE NAME AND AUDIENCE]
Code:
[PASTE THE CODE]
Gemini
Presentation Outline Builder
Builds a slide-by-slide outline with headlines, talking points and suggested visuals.
Act as a presentation coach. Build a slide-by-slide outline for the talk below. Open with the audience's problem or question, follow one clear storyline, and end with a decision or next step. For each slide give a headline written as a full statement, 2 to 3 talking points, and one suggested visual (chart, diagram, photo or table) described in plain words. Keep to the number of slides and the time I give. Use only the material I provide. Do not invent statistics, quotes, case studies or sources; where a figure would help, write 'add your figure here'. Return a numbered list. End with the three questions the audience is most likely to ask and any gaps in my material.
Topic and goal: [WHAT THE TALK IS FOR]
Audience: [WHO WILL LISTEN]
Length: [MINUTES AND NUMBER OF SLIDES]
My material:
[PASTE NOTES OR DATA]
Claude
Plain-English Letter Explainer
A plain-words summary of a letter or contract, with key dates and questions for a professional.
Act as a plain-language explainer for official letters and contracts. I will paste the text.
Begin by saying you are not a lawyer and that this is not legal advice. Then give me:
1. A two-sentence summary of what the document is and what it asks of me.
2. The key points in plain words.
3. Every date, amount, deadline and penalty, quoted exactly as written.
4. A section called Ask a Professional, listing the clauses that are unclear, unusual, one-sided or high-stakes, with one question I could ask about each.
Never guess what an unclear or missing part means, never invent laws or rules, and say so when the text does not answer something.
Quality check: confirm that every number and date matches the original.
Where I live (country or state): [LOCATION]
Document text:
[PASTE THE TEXT]
Any AI chat
Consistent Output Format
A reusable prompt that makes an AI return JSON or a table in the same shape every time.
Act as a prompt engineer who makes AI answers predictable. I will tell you the task and whether I want JSON or a table.
If I have not said which fields or columns I need, ask me first and wait.
Then write a reusable prompt that tells the AI exactly what to return: the field or column names, the type and allowed values for each one, what to write when information is missing (null or 'not given', never a guess), and a rule to return only the JSON or the table with no extra commentary. Include one filled example and one example with missing data.
Quality check: check your example JSON or table against your own rules and fix any mismatch.
Task the prompt is for: [TASK]
Format: [JSON OR TABLE]
Fields I need: [FIELDS]
Midjourney
Overhead Food Photo
Generates an overhead, cookbook-style photo of any dish.
Overhead food photograph of [DISH] on a [SURFACE] table, served on a handmade ceramic plate, fresh herbs and a linen napkin nearby, soft window light from the left, visible texture and glossy highlights, shallow depth of field, 50mm lens, appetizing natural colors, editorial cookbook style --ar 4:5
Suno
Lo-Fi Study Beat
Suno style line and structure for an instrumental lo-fi study track.
Style of Music: lo-fi hip hop, instrumental, 75 BPM, [MOOD] mood, dusty vinyl crackle, warm [MAIN INSTRUMENT], soft boom-bap drums, mellow bass, tape hiss, no vocals
Lyrics:
[Intro]
[Instrumental]
[Verse]
[Instrumental]
[Bridge]
[Instrumental, drums drop out]
[Verse]
[Instrumental]
[Outro]
[Fade out]
[End]
Claude
Wedding or Birthday Speech Draft
Drafts a two-minute wedding or birthday speech from your own stories and details
You are a speechwriter helping me write a short, warm speech for a wedding or birthday.
Keep: the real stories, names and details I give you, in my own voice. Change: order and phrasing so it sounds natural when spoken aloud. Never invent: memories, nicknames, private jokes or anything about the person's past that I did not tell you. Keep any humor gentle and kind.
Format: a speech of about two minutes (roughly 280 words) with an opening line, one or two stories, one honest compliment and a toast. Mark spots for a breath with (pause). Afterwards, list the facts you used and any detail you want me to confirm.
Event and how I know the person:
[WEDDING OR BIRTHDAY, AND HOW YOU KNOW THEM]
Stories, details and tone:
[YOUR STORIES, FACTS AND THE TONE YOU WANT]
Any AI chat
Hashtag Set Broad To Niche
Builds a set of twelve hashtags sorted from broad to niche, with a note on what each is for.
Act as a social media assistant. Build one hashtag set for the post below: 12 hashtags in three groups sorted from broad to niche, with 4 broad (general topics), 4 middle, and 4 niche (specific topics, places or communities). Write multi-word tags in CamelCase so screen readers can read them. Add a few words on what each tag suits. Base every tag on the post and audience I describe. You cannot see live data, so do not call any tag popular and do not give usage counts; tell me to check each tag on the platform myself. Close with a note that no hashtag set guarantees reach. Quality check: remove any tag that does not describe the post.
Post: [WHAT THE POST IS ABOUT]
Platform: [WHERE YOU WILL POST IT]
Audience and location: [WHO YOU WANT TO REACH AND WHERE]
Any AI chat
Product Launch Plan
Turns a product description and a date into a week-by-week launch plan with owners.
Act as a product marketing lead. Build a launch plan for the product below, working back from the launch date. Give a week-by-week table with columns: week, goal, tasks, owner role, what must be ready. Cover the announcement message, the audience to tell first, the channels, the materials to prepare and what to check on launch day. Use only the facts I give you. Do not invent budgets, numbers or results. After the table, list the three biggest risks and what you still need to know from me.
Product: [WHAT IT IS AND WHO IT IS FOR]
Launch date: [DATE]
Team and channels I have: [LIST THEM]
Any AI chat
Convert Code Between Languages
Ports code to another language and flags behavior differences you should check
You are a developer who ports code between languages. Convert the code below.
Keep: behavior, public interface, comments, and structure where the target allows. Change: syntax, standard-library calls and idioms, so the result reads naturally in the target language. Never invent libraries, and never skip a part because it is hard. Mark any piece with no direct equivalent with a comment starting "PORT NOTE".
Format:
1. The converted code in one code block.
2. A table of the main mappings, source construct to target construct.
3. Behavior differences that could surprise me, such as integer size, string encoding, error handling and ordering.
4. A small test I can run in both languages to compare results.
End with a line starting "Unsure:" for anything you were not certain about.
Source language, target language and target version:
[SOURCE, TARGET AND TARGET VERSION]
Code:
[PASTE THE CODE]
Claude
Feedback for a Colleague
Turns your observations into calm, specific feedback you can say in a one-to-one.
Act as a management coach. Help me give constructive feedback to a colleague. Turn my observations into a short script of about 200 words in this order: the specific situation, the behavior I observed, the effect it had, what I would like to see instead, and an open question that invites their view. Stay with the facts I give; do not guess their motives and do not exaggerate with words like always or never. Do not invent examples. Keep the tone respectful and direct. After the script, give two ways the colleague might react, with a calm response to each, and list any point where my notes are too vague to support fair feedback.
Colleague's role and my relationship to them: [DETAILS]
What happened, with dates or examples: [YOUR OBSERVATIONS]
What I want to change: [DESIRED OUTCOME]
ChatGPT
Language Practice Partner
A chat partner that replies in your target language and corrects your three biggest mistakes.
Act as a friendly conversation partner for practising a language.
If I have not given my level or a topic, ask me first. Then chat with me only in the target language, at my level, in short messages of two to four sentences, ending each with one question.
After each of my replies, add a short Corrections section: show my mistake, the corrected version and a one-line reason in English. Pick only the three most important errors per message, and do not correct things that are already acceptable.
Every five turns, give me a quick recap of new words and mistakes I keep repeating.
Never invent words or grammar rules. If you are unsure, say so.
Quality check: make sure your own sentences are natural and match my level.
Language: [LANGUAGE]
My level: [LEVEL]
Topic to start with: [TOPIC]
Any AI chat
Rewrite for Another AI
Your prompt adapted for a different AI model, with each change explained.
Act as a prompt engineer who adapts prompts between AI chat tools. I will paste a prompt that works with one AI model and name the model I want to use it with.
If I have not said what the prompt is for, or what went wrong with the new model, ask me first.
Rewrite the prompt for the new model. Adjust the structure, the level of detail, the formatting and the wording of the instructions, but keep the goal and all facts unchanged. If you are not sure about a current feature of a model, do not claim it. Write 'check the tool's documentation' instead.
Show the new prompt in one code block, then list each change with a one-line reason.
Quality check: confirm that nothing from the original instructions was lost.
Original prompt:
[PASTE THE PROMPT]
Original model: [ORIGINAL AI MODEL]
New model: [NEW AI MODEL]
Midjourney
Art Deco City Poster
Generates a vintage Art Deco travel poster for any city.
Vintage travel poster of [CITY] with [LANDMARK] in the Art Deco style of the 1920s, bold geometric shapes, symmetrical skyline, gold and deep teal palette with cream accents, strong vertical lines, stylized sunburst in the sky, flat printed texture, clear band at the bottom for lettering, no real logos --ar 2:3
Suno
Personalized Birthday Song
Suno brief for a short birthday song that sings the person's name.
Style of Music: upbeat acoustic pop, handclaps, ukulele and bright guitar, warm vocals, 110 BPM, joyful sing-along feel
Lyrics:
[Verse]
The candles are glowing, the whole room is bright
We all came to celebrate [NAME] tonight
[Chorus]
Happy birthday, [NAME], sing it out loud
You light up every room and we are proud
[Verse]
[AGE] years of laughing and [FAVORITE THING] too
Here's to the next year, a good one for you
[Chorus]
Happy birthday, [NAME], sing it out loud
You light up every room and we are proud
[Outro]
Make a wish, [NAME], make a wish
[End]
Any AI chat
Apology or Complaint Letter
Drafts a calm apology or complaint letter from the facts you give it
You are a careful letter writer. Write an apology letter or a complaint letter, depending on the situation below.
Keep: facts, dates, amounts and names exactly as I give them. Change: the wording, so it is calm, specific and polite. Never invent: causes, legal claims, deadlines, threats or admissions I did not state. An apology names what happened, takes responsibility for my part and says what I will do next. A complaint states what went wrong and what I want done, and keeps blame to facts.
Format: a subject line, then a letter of 150 to 250 words. After it, list the facts I should check before sending and anything you were unsure about.
Type and recipient:
[APOLOGY OR COMPLAINT, AND WHO IT GOES TO]
What happened, with dates and amounts:
[DESCRIBE THE SITUATION]
What I want to happen next:
[YOUR DESIRED OUTCOME]
Claude
Post Ideas From Customer Questions
Turns real customer questions into ten post ideas, with formats and the points to cover.
Act as a content strategist for a small business. Turn the real customer questions below into 10 post ideas. First group similar questions and tell me which you grouped. For each idea give the question it answers, a working title, a format (short video, carousel, single image or text post), and three points to cover, drawn only from the answers I supply. Where I gave no answer, write 'needs your answer' instead of guessing. Do not invent customer quotes, statistics or case studies, and avoid titles that promise more than the post can say. List the most frequently asked questions first. Quality check: every idea must trace back to at least one question below.
My business: [WHAT YOU SELL OR DO]
Platform: [WHERE YOU POST]
Customer questions: [PASTE THE QUESTIONS]
Answers I usually give: [YOUR ANSWERS]
Claude
Positioning Statement Builder
Writes three positioning statements from your notes and says who each one fits.
Act as a brand strategist. From the notes below, write three different positioning statements for my product. Use this form for each: for [audience] who [need], [product] is the [category] that [main benefit], unlike [alternative], because [reason to believe]. Base every part on my notes. If a part is missing, write MISSING there and ask me for it, and never make up a proof point. After the three statements, say in one line each which audience it suits best and what it gives up. Finish with the one question whose answer would improve all three.
Notes about the product, customers and alternatives:
[PASTE YOUR NOTES]
Any AI chat
Commit Message From a Diff
Writes a commit message from a diff, with two alternative subject lines
You are a developer who writes clear commit messages. Write a commit message for the diff below.
Keep: only what the diff shows. Never invent a reason, ticket number or behavior the diff does not show. If the reason is not visible, leave it out and tell me.
Format:
1. A subject line of 72 characters or fewer, in the imperative mood, in the form "type: summary", with no full stop.
2. A blank line.
3. A body that explains what changed and why, wrapped at 72 characters, as short bullets.
4. A footer only if I give a ticket number.
Then give two alternative subject lines. If the diff mixes unrelated changes, say so and suggest how to split it.
End with a line starting "Unsure:" for anything you inferred.
Ticket number, if any:
[TICKET NUMBER OR NONE]
Diff:
[PASTE THE DIFF]
Any AI chat
Long Document Summary
Condenses a long document into a two-minute brief for a busy manager.
Act as an executive assistant summarizing for a busy manager. Read the document below and write a brief that can be read in two minutes. Sections: the main point in two sentences, key findings (up to 5 bullets), decisions or actions required, risks or caveats, and the numbers that matter. Keep every figure, name and date exactly as in the document. Do not add opinions, outside facts or conclusions the document does not state. Put the most important point first and use plain words. Mark any claim that the document supports weakly as 'weak support'. End with what the document does not cover and 3 questions the manager may want to ask the author.
Reader and purpose: [WHO WILL READ THE SUMMARY AND WHY]
Document:
[PASTE THE DOCUMENT]
Any AI chat
Bedtime Story for a Child
A calm, gentle bedtime story starring your child and their favorite animal.
Act as a gentle children's storyteller. Write a calm bedtime story of about 500 words starring a child named [NAME] and their favorite animal, a [FAVORITE ANIMAL], for a child aged [AGE].
If any of those details is missing, ask me before you write.
Use short sentences and warm, simple words. Give the story a small friendly adventure with one gentle problem that is solved through kindness or curiosity. No frightening scenes, villains or loud action, no brand names and no real people.
Slow the pace in the last paragraphs. End with the child falling asleep, safe and cosy, and a short closing line I can read in a whisper.
Quality check: confirm that the story gets quieter toward the end and that the name and the animal appear throughout.
Any AI chat
Prompt Chain Planner
A big task split into a chain of smaller prompts, each ready to paste.
Act as a workflow designer for AI chat tools. I will describe a big task.
If the end goal, the final deliverable or the source material is unclear, ask me first and wait for my answers.
Then break the task into 3 to 7 smaller steps, each with its own ready-to-paste prompt. For each step give: the purpose, what to paste in from the previous step, the prompt itself, and the output format to request so that it feeds the next step. Add a short check for me to do between steps wherever a mistake would be costly.
Do not invent facts or data inside any prompt. Mark missing inputs as blanks for me to fill.
Quality check: confirm that each step uses only what earlier steps produce or what I supply.
Big task: [DESCRIBE THE TASK]
What I already have: [MATERIALS]
ChatGPT
Image to Prompt Helper
Asks a chat AI to turn any image into a reusable image-generation prompt.
I will upload an image. Describe it as a prompt I can paste into [IMAGE TOOL] to recreate a similar picture. Cover subject, composition and camera angle, lighting, color palette, style or medium, mood and background. Write one paragraph of about 60 words, then list five short keywords. Describe only what is visible and do not name real people.
Suno
Podcast Intro Jingle
Suno brief for a catchy 15 to 20 second podcast intro jingle.
Style of Music: short upbeat podcast intro jingle, under 20 seconds, bright electric guitar riff, punchy drums, handclaps, catchy synth hook, confident and friendly, clean ending
Lyrics:
[Intro]
[Instrumental hook, 4 bars]
[Chorus]
This is [PODCAST NAME]
All about [TOPIC]
Press play, let's go!
[End]
Claude
Newsletter Intro Writer
Writes three versions of a newsletter opening, each with a short preview line
You are the editor of a regular email newsletter. Write the opening paragraph of this issue so readers know in the first lines what is inside and why it matters.
Keep: the real topics, links and dates in my list. Change: order and phrasing so the intro flows. Never invent: reader numbers, quotes, news, or promises about what the issue contains. Match my voice sample; if I give none, use a warm, direct tone.
Format: three versions of 60 to 90 words: one personal, one straight news, one that opens with a question. Each ends with a line leading into the first item. Add a preview line of up to 90 characters for each.
List anything you were unsure about.
This issue's contents:
[LIST THE ITEMS IN THIS ISSUE]
Audience and a sample of my voice:
[WHO READS IT AND A SHORT SAMPLE OF YOUR WRITING]
ChatGPT
Creator Pitch To Brand
Writes a short, honest pitch to a brand using only your real numbers, with gaps left for you.
Act as a creator manager who writes brand outreach. Write a pitch from me to the brand below in two versions: an email of under 150 words and a direct message of under 80 words. Include a one-line introduction, why the brand fits my audience, one specific collaboration idea, my numbers exactly as I give them, and one low-pressure next step. Use only the facts I supply. Do not invent or round up follower counts, engagement rates, past partners, results, quotes or facts about the brand. Where a detail is missing, leave a clearly marked blank for me to fill. Avoid flattery and hype. Quality check: every number in the pitch must appear in my notes.
Brand and why it fits: [BRAND AND WHAT YOU KNOW ABOUT IT]
My platform, audience and real numbers: [PLATFORM, AUDIENCE, STATS]
My idea or past work: [COLLABORATION IDEA OR EXAMPLES]
ChatGPT
Testimonial Request Email
Drafts a short, polite email asking a happy customer for a testimonial.
Act as a customer marketing manager. Write a short email asking the customer below for a testimonial. Keep it under 120 words, friendly and specific to what they bought. Make saying yes easy: offer three short questions they can answer in two minutes, and say where the testimonial will appear. Do not put words in their mouth, do not offer payment or discounts, and do not exaggerate our relationship. Give two subject line options. After the email, add a one-line follow-up I can send a week later if there is no reply.
Customer and what they bought: [NAME, PRODUCT, WHEN]
Where I will publish it: [WEBSITE, SOCIAL, OTHER]
My name and role: [NAME, ROLE]
ChatGPT
API Client From Endpoint Description
Writes a small API client from an endpoint description, with error handling and an example
You are a backend developer writing a small, readable API client. Build a client for the endpoints described below.
Keep: URL paths, methods, parameter names and field names exactly as described. Change: nothing about the API. Never invent endpoints, headers, auth schemes or response fields. If something is not described, add a marked TODO and ask me. Read secrets from environment variables, never hard-code them.
Format:
1. The client code in one code block, one function per endpoint, with typed inputs and outputs where the language allows.
2. Clear errors for timeouts, non-success status codes, rate limits and invalid JSON.
3. A short usage example.
4. A list of the assumptions you made.
End with a line starting "Unsure:" for anything the description left open.
Language and HTTP library:
[LANGUAGE AND HTTP LIBRARY]
Endpoint description (URL, method, auth, parameters, example response):
[PASTE THE ENDPOINT DOCS]
ChatGPT
Project Milestone Plan
Breaks a project into milestones with tasks, dependencies and the main risk for each.
Act as an experienced project manager. Break the project below into 4 to 7 milestones. For each milestone give the outcome that proves it is done, the main tasks, dependencies on other milestones, the owner role, and the risk most likely to delay it. Work back from the deadline I give and say if it looks unrealistic. Use only the scope, team and dates I provide. Do not invent budgets, durations or resources; where an estimate is needed, label it 'estimate' and give a range with the assumption behind it. Present the plan as a table in time order. End with a list of unknowns I should settle in the first week.
Project goal: [WHAT YOU ARE DELIVERING]
Deadline: [DATE]
Team and constraints: [WHO IS AVAILABLE AND ANY LIMITS]
Any AI chat
Budget Party Planner
A budget split, menu, activities and countdown checklist for a party on a set budget.
Act as a practical planner for small parties at home or in a simple venue.
If I have not told you the number of guests, the date, my total budget and any dietary needs, ask first and wait for my answers.
Then give me:
1. A budget table (food, drinks, decor, activities, other) that adds up to my total, with a 10 percent buffer.
2. A simple menu.
3. Three low-cost activities.
4. A countdown checklist from two weeks before to the day itself.
5. Five ways to save money without making the party feel cheap.
Never invent prices for specific shops. Use rough ranges and label them as estimates. Respect every allergy or dietary need I mention.
Quality check: confirm that the budget table adds up correctly.
Type of party: [OCCASION]
Guests and total budget: [NUMBER OF GUESTS AND BUDGET]
Gemini
Fact-Check Helper
A table of the claims in a text and the kind of source that would verify each one.
Act as a careful fact-checking assistant. I will paste a text.
List every checkable claim in it (numbers, dates, names, causes, quotes) in a table with these columns: Claim, Type, Risk if wrong, and What would verify it. In the last column, name the kind of source needed, for example official statistics, a primary document or a named expert's published work.
Do not say a claim is true unless you are sure. Mark anything else 'unverified'. Never invent sources, links, titles, authors or quotes. If you cannot name a real kind of source, say so. Skip opinions and mark them as opinions.
Finish by naming the three claims most worth checking first.
Quality check: make sure every row in the table comes from my text and that you added no claims of your own.
Text:
[PASTE THE TEXT]
Gemini
Old Photo Restoration
Edit instruction to clean up scratches, fading and stains on an old photo.
Restore the attached old photograph. Remove scratches, creases, dust and stains, repair torn edges, and sharpen faces without changing who they are. Keep the original expressions, clothing and composition. Reduce fading and even out the contrast. Output the result in [BLACK AND WHITE OR GENTLY COLORIZED] with realistic tones and fine film grain left in. Do not add or remove people or objects.
Suno
Acoustic Wedding Song
Suno brief for a tender acoustic duet with your names and your story.
Style of Music: acoustic folk-pop wedding ballad, fingerpicked guitar, soft strings, warm male and female duet, 78 BPM, tender and hopeful, gentle build to a full chorus
Lyrics:
[Verse]
From that day at [PLACE YOU MET] to this very day
[NAME 1] and [NAME 2], you found your way
[Chorus]
Hand in hand, we start a life
Through every season, side by side
This love will stay, today, tomorrow, every day
[Bridge]
Whatever comes, we will meet it together
[Chorus]
Hand in hand, we start a life
Through every season, side by side
[Outro]
Forever starts today
[End]
Any AI chat
Proofreader That Lists Changes
Fixes errors in a text and shows every change in a table, leaving your style alone
You are a proofreader. Check the text below for spelling, grammar, punctuation and typos. Do not rewrite it.
Keep: my wording, style, sentence structure, spelling variant, and all facts and names. Change: only clear errors. Never add new content, and never alter a quote, number or proper name without flagging it. If something is a matter of style, not error, list it as a suggestion and leave the text as it is.
Format: first a numbered table of every change with the columns Original, Corrected, Reason. Then the full corrected text. Then a short list titled "Suggestions, not applied". If you find no errors, say so.
End with a list of anything you were unsure about.
Spelling variant:
[BRITISH OR AMERICAN ENGLISH]
Text:
[PASTE YOUR TEXT]
Claude
Weekly Post Review
Reads your pasted post results and says what to repeat, what to drop and what to test.
Act as a social media analyst. Below are my post results for the past week. Work only from the numbers I paste. Never invent or estimate a figure; write 'not in the data' when something is missing. First restate the key numbers for each post in a table. Then tell me which posts did best and worst against my main goal, what the best ones share in format, topic, length and posting time as far as the data shows, what to repeat, what to drop, and two small things to test next week. Treat small samples with caution and say when a difference could be chance. Describe patterns only; do not claim causes. Quality check: every number in your answer must appear in my data.
My main goal: [REACH, SAVES, REPLIES OR CLICKS]
Post results (date, platform, topic, format, numbers): [PASTE YOUR RESULTS]
Gemini
Webinar Outline Builder
Plans a webinar minute by minute: opening, sections, examples, questions and close.
Act as an event producer. Plan a webinar on the topic below for the audience I describe. Give a minute-by-minute outline as a table with columns: time, section, what the speaker says or shows, how the audience takes part. Include an opening that states what people will be able to do afterwards, three to five main sections each with one concrete example, a question break, and a close with one clear next step. Keep the total length to the time I give. Do not invent statistics, case studies or guest names. End with a title option list of five and the three things I should prepare first.
Topic: [TOPIC]
Audience: [WHO THEY ARE AND WHAT THEY KNOW]
Length: [MINUTES]
Claude
Rubber Duck Debugging Interview
Interviews you one question at a time to help you find a bug yourself
You are a rubber duck that asks good questions. Help me find my bug by interviewing me, not by handing me answers.
Keep: one question at a time, and wait for my reply before the next. Change: your questions as you learn more, narrowing from what I expect, to what happens, to where they differ. Never offer a diagnosis before I have answered at least five questions, and never rewrite my code unless I ask.
Format: each turn is one short question plus one line saying why you ask it. When I write "summary", stop and recap what we found, the most likely cause, the next experiment to try, and anything you were unsure about.
Ask the first question now.
What I am building and in which language:
[WHAT YOU ARE BUILDING AND IN WHAT LANGUAGE]
The problem in my own words:
[DESCRIBE THE BUG OR UNEXPECTED BEHAVIOR]
Any AI chat
Salary Negotiation Script
Writes a salary conversation script with an opening, your case and replies to pushback.
Act as a career coach. Write a script for a salary conversation with my manager. Include an opening line, a short case for my request built only on the achievements and market information I give, the figure or range I want to ask for, and calm replies to three likely objections (no budget, wait until the next review, current pay is fair). Keep the tone confident and polite. Do not invent achievements, market rates, competing offers or deadlines, and do not suggest bluffing. Write each part in short sentences I could say aloud. End with other things I could ask for if the salary cannot move, and any weak point in my case to prepare for.
My role and time in it: [JOB TITLE AND YEARS]
My achievements, with numbers if I have them: [LIST]
The figure I want and my reasons: [AMOUNT OR RANGE]
Any AI chat
Compare Two Options
A pros and cons table for two options, with a clear recommendation tied to your priorities.
Act as a fair-minded decision helper. I will describe two options and what matters to me.
If my priorities, deadline or constraints are missing, ask up to five short questions first and wait for my answers.
Then give me a table with the pros and cons of each option measured against my priorities, followed by a short section on risks and on what I would regret most under each option. Finish with a clear recommendation in two or three sentences, with the main reason, and say what would change your mind.
Use only the facts I gave you. When you rely on a general assumption, label it as an assumption. Never invent figures, reviews or quotes.
Quality check: make sure the recommendation follows from my priorities, not yours.
Option A: [OPTION A]
Option B: [OPTION B]
What matters most to me: [YOUR PRIORITIES]
Claude
Brand Voice Card
A one-page brand voice card and a short block you can paste into any AI chat.
Act as a brand voice editor. I will give you a brand description and a few writing samples.
If I have not told you who the audience is, ask first and wait.
Build a one-page voice card with: a three-sentence description of the voice; five tone traits, each with a 'sounds like' and a 'never sounds like' example; preferred and avoided words; sentence length habits; and how the tone shifts between a headline and an email.
Base the card only on the samples and the description. Do not invent facts, slogans or values for the brand. End with a short block of instructions I can paste at the start of any AI chat to make it write in this voice.
Quality check: write two sample lines in the voice and confirm they match the card.
Brand and audience: [BRAND DESCRIPTION AND AUDIENCE]
Writing samples:
[PASTE 2 TO 3 SAMPLES]
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