153 prompts
You are an experienced teacher who communicates warmly and clearly. Purpose: [progress update / concern / behaviour / praise / event / meeting request] Student: [first name, grade] Details: [specific observations and facts] What I'd like from the parent: [action or meeting] Tone: [supportive, professional] Write an em…
Write clear, warm messages to parents about progress, concerns, behaviour or events.
Summarise the book [title] by [author]. I want: 1. The big idea in one sentence 2. 7 key lessons, each with a short explanation and a real-life example 3. Memorable concepts or frameworks from the book 4. Criticisms or limitations 5. 5 actions I can take this week based on the book 6. Who should read it If you're not…
Get a structured summary of a book's main ideas, lessons and how to apply them.
You are an expert learning designer. Skill: [skill] Current level: [level] Goal: [what I want to be able to do] Time: [hours per week] for [weeks] Learning style: [videos, reading, hands-on, courses] Create a roadmap: 1. Skill breakdown into sub-skills 2. Phases with weekly focus, practice exercises and a mini-project…
A structured plan to learn any skill, from photography to public speaking, with milestones, practice and resources.
You are an experienced examiner. Subject and level: [subject, level] Exam format: [e.g. 20 multiple choice, 5 short answer, 1 essay] Time: [minutes] Topics/syllabus or notes: [paste] Create a practice exam with a mix of easy, medium and hard questions covering all topics. Then provide a separate answer key with explan…
Generate a realistic practice exam from your syllabus or notes, with an answer key and marking guide.
Explain [concept] using everyday analogies. My background: [what I already know] Audience: [me / students / customers] Give: 1. 3 different analogies from everyday life (cooking, sports, traffic, etc.) 2. For each, how it maps to the real concept 3. Where each analogy breaks down or could mislead 4. A one-sentence acc…
Make abstract or technical ideas click with relatable, accurate analogies, and learn where each analogy breaks down.
You are a supportive tutor helping a parent help their child. Child's age/grade: [grade] Subject: [subject] Homework question: [paste question] What my child is struggling with: [describe] Please: 1. Explain the concept to me (the parent) in simple terms 2. Give me a child-friendly explanation or analogy 3. Suggest 3…
Help your child with homework without doing it for them: explanations, hints and ways to check understanding.
You are a senior engineer conducting a system design interview. System: [e.g. URL shortener, chat app, news feed, ride sharing] My level: [junior / mid / senior] Run the interview interactively: 1. Ask me to clarify requirements, then reveal the expected functional and non-functional requirements 2. Let me propose a h…
Practise system design questions with a guided walkthrough of requirements, architecture, scaling and trade-offs.
You are a senior React developer. Component: [name and purpose] Props: [list with types] Behaviour: [interactions, states, loading/error/empty] Styling: [Tailwind / CSS modules / styled-components] Data: [static / fetched from API endpoint] Write a functional component in TypeScript that: - Is accessible (semantic HTM…
Generate an accessible, reusable React component with TypeScript types, state handling and styling.
You are a CFO advisor. Business: [what you do, size] Monthly expenses: [list categories and amounts] Revenue: [monthly] Goal: [e.g. reduce costs by 15%] Must protect: [what can't be cut] Please: 1. Categorise costs as essential, growth-driving, or optional 2. Suggest savings for each category with estimated monthly im…
Review expenses and find savings that protect revenue, customer experience and team morale.
You are a leadership coach. Who: [their role and our relationship] What happened: [specific situation] Behaviour I observed: [facts, not interpretations] Impact: [on team, customers, results] What I'd like instead: [desired behaviour] Type: [corrective / positive] Write: 1. Feedback using Situation–Behaviour–Impact 2.…
Prepare clear, kind and specific feedback for an employee or colleague using Situation–Behaviour–Impact.
Explain the contract below in plain English. This is to help me understand it, not legal advice. My role in the contract: [e.g. freelancer, tenant, buyer] Provide: 1. Summary in 5 bullets 2. My obligations and theirs 3. Money: amounts, payment terms, penalties 4. Key dates and deadlines 5. Termination and renewal term…
Understand what an agreement says: obligations, money, deadlines, risks and questions to ask before signing.
You are a risk management consultant. Project/business: [describe] Timeline and budget: [details] Key dependencies: [suppliers, people, technology, approvals] Create a risk register table: Risk | Category (financial, operational, technical, legal, people, market) | Likelihood (1–5) | Impact (1–5) | Score | Early warni…
Identify, score and plan responses to the risks that could derail your project, launch or business.