17 prompts
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.
Act as a science teacher for kids. Age: [age] Topic or curiosity: [e.g. volcanoes, magnets, plants, density] Materials available: [household items] Time: [minutes] Suggest 3 experiments. For the best one, give: materials, safety notes and adult supervision needs, step-by-step instructions, what will happen, the scienc…
Safe, fun science experiments with household materials, step-by-step instructions and the science explained simply.
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 music producer and composer. Genre: [genre] Mood: [mood] Key: [key, or suggest one] Tempo: [BPM] My instrument/skill level: [e.g. intermediate guitarist] Give me: 1. 4 chord progressions for verse, chorus and bridge, with Roman numerals and actual chords 2. Why each progression creates the mood (simple theory…
Get chord progressions, melody ideas and an arrangement plan for any genre and mood, explained in musician-friendly terms.
Explain [topic] at three levels: 1. Like I'm 10 years old: simple words, a fun everyday analogy, max 80 words 2. Like I'm a high-school student: the key ideas and why they matter, max 150 words 3. Like I'm a university student or professional: precise terms, how it works in detail, common misconceptions, max 250 words…
Understand anything fast: the same concept explained for a child, a high-school student and an expert, plus an analogy and a quick self-check.