96 prompts
My child in [grade] is learning [topic] at school. Explain the topic and the methods schools use now, common difficulties, how I can help without confusing them, and 5 quick activities to do at home.
Explains what kids are learning so parents can help.
A photorealistic macro photo of a [insect, e.g. jumping spider / dragonfly] on [surface], extreme detail in eyes and texture, soft diffused light, creamy green background, 100mm macro lens, focus-stacked sharpness. --ar 3:2 --style raw
A set of 9 cute emoji faces of a [animal] showing different emotions: happy, laughing, sad, angry, surprised, in love, sleepy, thinking and cool with sunglasses. Consistent round style, bold outlines, white background, 3x3 grid.
A naturalist's sketchbook page about [subject, e.g. woodland birds]: pencil and watercolor studies from different angles, handwritten-looking labels, small color swatches, coffee stain, aged paper texture, top-down photo of the open journal. --ar 3:2
My page breaks on mobile: [describe problem, e.g. horizontal scroll, overlapping elements]. Here's the HTML/CSS: [paste]. Find the cause, fix it with mobile-first CSS, and explain how to test on different screen sizes.
Explain this pull request diff for a reviewer. Summarise what changed and why (as far as you can tell), list risky areas, possible bugs, missing tests, and questions to ask the author. Diff: [paste diff]
Summarises what a PR changes and what to watch for.
Write 15 one-sentence descriptions of my startup: [what it does, for whom, how it's different]. Mix formats like 'X for Y', problem-solution and outcome-focused. Mark the 3 clearest for investors and the 3 best for customers.
Sharp ways to describe your startup in one sentence.
Help me reply to this client email. The situation: [context]. I need to [goal, e.g. push back on scope creep / chase late payment / decline a request]. Be firm, calm and professional, acknowledge their concerns, and propose a clear next step. Their email: [paste email]
Firm, professional replies that protect the relationship.
Write a [Mother's/Father's] Day email for [store] featuring a gift guide with [products]. Include a warm intro, gift ideas grouped by type of person, a shipping cut-off reminder [date], and a gentle opt-out note for people who find the day difficult.
A warm gift-guide email for a family holiday.
Write 15 headline and subheadline pairs for a landing page selling [product] to [audience]. Use different angles: outcome, pain, speed, social proof, curiosity, comparison and specificity. Mark the 3 you'd test first and why.
Write a brand positioning statement for [brand] using the format: For [target customer] who [need], [brand] is the [category] that [key benefit] because [reason to believe]. Then give 3 alternative versions, the top 3 proof points, and the one competitor we must differentiate from: [competitor].
Help me write an apology to [person] for [what happened]. Take clear responsibility, acknowledge how it affected them, avoid excuses or 'if you were upset', say what I'll do differently, and don't demand forgiveness. Tone: [personal/professional]. Under 200 words.