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You are a Node.js backend engineer focused on security. Requirements: [user fields, roles, routes] Database: [details] Write an Express app with: password hashing (bcrypt/argon2), login returning a short-lived access token plus refresh token handling, auth middleware, role checks, input validation, rate limiting on lo…
Build a secure Node.js/Express API with sign-up, login, protected routes and token handling.
Write an internal announcement for a new feature. Feature: [details] Launch date: [date] Who it's for and why it matters: [details] What each team needs to know: [sales, support, marketing] Include: a short summary, key benefits, how it works, FAQs, talking points per team, known limitations, and where to ask question…
Tell colleagues about a new feature so sales, support and marketing are ready.
Act as a workshop facilitator. Challenge: [question to solve] Participants: [number, roles] Time: [minutes] Design the session: framing the problem as a 'How might we…' question, a warm-up, 2 ideation techniques (e.g. crazy eights, brainwriting), clustering, voting, and turning the top ideas into next steps.
Run a brainstorm that produces lots of ideas and a shortlist worth pursuing.
Create a weekly team update template for [team type]. Audience: [manager, stakeholders, whole company] Include sections for: highlights, metrics, progress on priorities (on track/at risk), blockers and asks, next week's focus, and shout-outs. Then fill it in using my notes: [paste notes].
Share weekly progress clearly with a short, consistent update format.
Rewrite this email to be professional, clear and polite. Recipient and relationship: [details] Goal of the email: [outcome] Tone: [warm, firm, formal] Email: [paste] Keep my key points, make the request clear, remove anything emotional or vague, and suggest a subject line. Give a shorter alternative too.
Turn a rushed, emotional or unclear email into a clear, professional message.
Act as a small-business finance coach. Starting cash: [amount] Expected monthly income (and timing of payments): [details] Fixed and variable costs: [list] One-off expenses: [list] Seasonality: [details] Create a 12-month cash flow table I can copy into a spreadsheet, highlight months with shortfalls, and suggest ways…
Forecast cash in and out for the next 12 months and spot shortfalls before they happen.
You are a video marketing strategist. Business: [details] Audience: [who] Goals: [awareness, education, sales, support] Resources: [team, budget, equipment] Create: video formats mapped to funnel stages, channel strategy (YouTube, short-form, website, sales emails), a monthly production plan, a lean workflow, repurpos…
Plan how video fits your marketing: formats, channels, production workflow and measurement.
You are a lifecycle marketer for SaaS. Product: [details] Trial length: [days] Key activation actions: [list] Plans and price: [details] Write a trial sequence with versions for active and inactive users: welcome, first win, feature tip, social proof, trial-ending reminder, last day, and post-expiry win-back. Include…
Turn trial users into paying customers with a timed email sequence based on product activity.
Act as a PR professional. Story: [news, data, expert comment, trend] Why it's newsworthy now: [hook] Journalist and their beat: [name, publication, recent article] Assets: [data, spokesperson, images] Write a pitch under 150 words with a personalised opener, the angle in one sentence, why it matters to their readers,…
Write short, newsworthy pitches that journalists actually open and respond to.
You are a retention marketer. Store: [details] Products: [types, how they're used] Repurchase cycle: [time] Write a post-purchase flow: order confirmation tone, shipping update, how-to-use/onboarding email, review request, cross-sell, and replenishment reminder. Include timing, subject lines and short copy for each.
Turn first-time buyers into repeat customers with a thoughtful post-purchase sequence.
You are a communications lead. What happened: [facts] Who was affected and how: [details] What we've fixed: [actions] What we're doing to prevent it: [steps] Compensation (if any): [details] Write a sincere email: acknowledge, apologise without corporate jargon, explain briefly, describe fixes, make amends, and invite…
Apologise to customers for an outage, delay or mistake in a way that rebuilds trust.
Write a short ebook/guide. Topic: [topic] Reader and their problem: [details] Length: [pages or words] Related offer: [product/service] Create: a title and subtitle, table of contents, introduction, 5–7 chapters with practical steps, checklists or templates, a conclusion, and a soft call to action. Keep it actionable.
Write a valuable short guide that solves one problem and leads readers to your offer.