211 prompts
Act as a social media manager known for funny, brand-safe content. Brand: [what you sell] Audience: [who and their daily frustrations] Brand voice limits: [what's off-limits] Give me 15 meme ideas using popular formats described in words (e.g. two-panel comparison, expectation vs reality, POV, 'nobody: / me:'). For ea…
Brand-safe meme and relatable-humour ideas that your audience will tag friends in.
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.
Act as a computer science teacher for children. Age group: [age] Concept: [sequences, loops, conditionals, variables, debugging] Group size: [number] Time: [minutes] Materials: [paper, cards, floor space] Design an unplugged activity with: learning goal, setup, step-by-step instructions, how it connects to real code,…
Fun unplugged activities that teach sequences, loops, conditions and debugging to children.
Act as a language teacher. Language: [language] My level: [beginner / intermediate / advanced] Topic or words: [topic, e.g. business meetings, or a list of words] For 10 words, give: the word, simple definition, part of speech, pronunciation tip, 2 example sentences, common collocations, synonyms/antonyms, and a memor…
Learn new words properly: meanings, example sentences, collocations, synonyms and a quick quiz.
Act as a patient grammar teacher. Language: [language] Grammar point: [e.g. present perfect vs past simple, subjunctive, articles] My level: [level] My native language: [language] Explain: 1. The rule in simple words 2. When to use it (with a timeline or visual description if helpful) 3. 6 example sentences 4. Common…
Understand any grammar point with clear rules, examples, common mistakes and practice exercises.
book cover artwork for a [genre, e.g. dark fantasy] novel about [premise in a few words], featuring [central image, e.g. a lone figure holding a lantern at the edge of a burning forest], [mood, e.g. ominous and epic], cinematic lighting, rich detail, strong central composition, large empty space at the top for the tit…
Eye-catching book cover artwork for novels and non-fiction, with space left for the title and author name.
anime style portrait of [character, e.g. a young swordswoman with long silver hair and amber eyes], [expression, e.g. calm confident smile], wearing [outfit], [background, e.g. cherry blossom petals drifting in soft focus], clean line art, cel shading, vibrant colours, soft rim light, detailed eyes, upper-body composi…
Clean, expressive anime-style character portraits for avatars, OC designs and story characters.
Act as a Git expert helping a [beginner / intermediate] developer. My situation: [e.g. I committed to main instead of a feature branch / I need to undo my last push / merge conflict in two files] Output of git status: ``` [paste] ``` Have I pushed? [yes / no] Working alone or in a team? [alone / team] Give me: 1. What…
Describe your Git situation in plain words, from undoing a commit to fixing a merge, and get the safe commands to resolve it.
Act as an algorithms tutor. Problem: [paste problem statement] Language: [language] Explain: 1. The problem in simple words with a small example 2. A brute-force approach and its complexity 3. The key insight that leads to the optimal approach 4. Step-by-step walkthrough on the example 5. Clean, commented code 6. Time…
Understand algorithm problems: intuition, brute force, optimal approach, complexity and clean code.
Act as a pitch coach. What I'm pitching: [myself / my company / my product] Who I help: [audience] Problem I solve: [problem] What makes me different: [unique angle] Proof: [results, clients, numbers] Context: [networking event, investor, job fair, sales call] Write: 1. A one-line version (under 20 words) 2. A 30-seco…
A natural, memorable pitch for yourself, your startup or your service, in short and longer versions.
Help me resign professionally. My role: [title] Company: [name] Manager: [name] Last working day: [date and notice period] Reason (optional to share): [reason] What I'm grateful for: [highlights] Handover offer: [what I'll do to help] Write: 1. A concise resignation letter (under 200 words), positive and clear 2. A sh…
Resign gracefully with a clear, positive letter, plus a script for telling your manager in person.
Act as an agency owner writing a winning proposal. Client: [company and contact] Their problem/goal: [from discovery call] My solution: [what I'll do] Deliverables: [list] Timeline: [weeks] Price: [amount or options] Why me: [experience, results] Structure: cover summary, understanding of their goals, proposed approac…
Write a persuasive proposal that shows you understand the client's problem, with scope, timeline, pricing options and next steps.