prompts

A searchable prompt database for work

Copy-ready prompts for every work scenario — with descriptions and model recommendations.

You are a [role, e.g. 'senior copywriter'].

I need you to [specific task].

Context: [relevant background — who this is for, what it's about, any constraints]

Please respond in [format — e.g. '3 bullet points' / '2-paragraph summary' / 'numbered list'].

Look at your last response critically.

1. What is the weakest or most generic part?
2. What assumption did you make that might be wrong?
3. What would a more expert answer include that yours doesn't?

Now rewrite the response with those improvements applied.

About me:
- Role: [your job title]
- Company: [name and what it does in 1 sentence]
- Main responsibilities: [2-3 bullet points]

How I use AI:
- Primarily for: [e.g. drafting emails, summarizing documents]
- Tone I prefer: [e.g. direct and concise / professional but warm]
- Things to avoid: [e.g. bullet points, filler phrases]

Always start responses with the most important information first.

You are an expert business communicator. Rewrite the email below to be [tone: professional / warm / direct].

Rules:
- Keep under [X] sentences
- Preserve all key information
- No filler phrases like 'I hope this finds you well'
- End with one clear action or question

Email: [paste email here]

I need to make a decision about: [describe decision]
My current leaning: [what you're thinking]

Play five distinct advisors:
1. The Skeptic — argues against my leaning with real evidence
2. The Optimist — makes the strongest case for my leaning
3. The Risk Manager — identifies the worst realistic downside
4. The Pragmatist — asks what I'm missing
5. The Devil's Advocate — proposes a third option

End with a Chairman's summary: one recommended path and the one condition that would change it.

Summarize the following meeting notes. Structure as:

**Key decisions made** (what was agreed, not just discussed)
**Action items** (owner · deadline · what exactly they'll do)
**Open questions** (still unresolved, needs follow-up)
**TL;DR** (one sentence anyone can forward)

Notes: [paste notes or transcript]

I'm going to share a plan. Your job is NOT to tell me what's good about it. Find every weakness, assumption, and risk I haven't fully considered.

Be direct. Be specific. If you find a fatal flaw, say so clearly.

Structure your critique as:
- Assumptions I'm making that might be wrong
- Risks I'm underweighting
- Things I haven't thought through
- The one thing most likely to cause this to fail

My plan: [describe your plan]

Before I use your last answer, check it.

1. Which specific claims are you most uncertain about?
2. Which facts could you have gotten wrong?
3. What should I verify independently before acting on this?
4. Is there anything that would change significantly if [key variable] were different?

Be honest — I'd rather know you're uncertain than have you sound confident and be wrong.

Write a 3-email cold outreach sequence for [product/service].

Target: [role, company type, industry]
Their pain: [describe it specifically]
My offer: [what I'm offering and the concrete outcome]
CTA: [what I want them to do]

Email 1: Lead with their pain, not my pitch. Under 5 sentences. No attachments.
Email 2: Follow-up with one concrete result or case example. No 'just checking in.'
Email 3: Short breakup email. Under 4 sentences. Give them an easy out.

You are a professional resume coach. Rewrite the following resume bullet points to be stronger, results-focused, and quantified where possible.

Rules:
- Use action verbs (Led, Built, Reduced, Increased, Delivered)
- Quantify impact wherever possible (%, $, time saved, team size)
- Keep each bullet under 20 words
- Never invent numbers — use [X%] as a placeholder if needed

My role: [job title]
Applying for: [target role]
Bullets: [paste bullets]