59 prompts
Write learning objectives for a lesson/unit on [topic] for [audience]. Use Bloom's taxonomy verbs across remember, understand, apply, analyze, evaluate and create, make each measurable, and suggest an assessment for each.
Measurable learning objectives using Bloom's taxonomy.
A detailed pen-and-ink illustration of [scene, e.g. an old lighthouse keeper reading by lamplight], fine cross-hatching and stippling, black ink on cream paper, classic Victorian book illustration style. --ar 3:4
Classic black ink illustrations with cross-hatching.
Write a sourcing brief for [product]. Include specifications, materials, quantities, quality standards, certifications needed, target unit cost, lead time, packaging and the questions to ask potential suppliers. Add a comparison table template.
A brief to find and compare manufacturers or suppliers.
Write an email to [supplier] to negotiate better terms on [product/service]. Current price: [price]. Our volume: [volume]. Competing quote: [quote]. Ask for [target terms], highlight our value as a customer, and keep the relationship positive.
Asks suppliers for better terms in a professional way.
Explain [philosopher or concept, e.g. Stoicism / the trolley problem / Kant's ethics] in plain language. Include the core idea, one famous thought experiment, the strongest objection, how it applies to everyday life, and 3 discussion questions.
Explores big philosophical ideas with thought experiments.
Explain [economics concept, e.g. inflation / opportunity cost / supply and demand] for a [level] student. Include a simple definition, a graph described in words, 3 real-world examples from recent years, a common misconception, and 2 exam-style questions with model answers.
Connects economic theory to real-world news and events.
Act as a college admissions essay coach. The prompt is: "[essay prompt]". First ask me 5 questions to uncover a meaningful personal story. Then help me outline it with a hook, a turning point and reflection on growth. When I share a draft, give feedback on authenticity, specificity and structure without rewriting it i…
Helps you find your story and polish your personal statement.
A cheerful 1950s-style advertising illustration showing [scene, e.g. a smiling family with a shiny new kitchen appliance]. Mid-century gouache rendering, saturated pastels, halftone print texture, slightly faded paper, optimistic retro vibe, space for a slogan. --ar 3:4
A cheerful mid-century advertising illustration with that vintage print look.
Suggest better names in this code. Language and naming conventions: [details] ``` [paste] ``` For each unclear name, give 2–3 alternatives and explain why they're clearer. Then show the code with the best names applied. Don't change behaviour.
Get clearer, more descriptive names for confusing variables, functions and classes.
Act as a cloud infrastructure engineer. Cloud: [AWS / GCP / Azure] Resources needed: [e.g. VPC, database, container service, storage bucket] Environments: [details] Write Terraform with a sensible module structure, variables and outputs, remote state configuration, tagging, and comments. Explain the plan/apply workflo…
Define cloud infrastructure in Terraform with modules, variables and safe state handling.
You are a performance-focused backend engineer. App and slow parts: [details] Data freshness requirements: [details] Stack: [details] Recommend what to cache and where (HTTP, application, database query), cache keys, TTLs, invalidation strategy, cache-aside vs write-through, protecting against cache stampedes, and cod…
Speed up your app with the right caching approach and avoid stale-data bugs.
You are a Kubernetes engineer. App: [container image, port, env vars (names), resources] Requirements: [replicas, health checks, scaling, ingress, persistent storage] Write Deployment, Service, Ingress, ConfigMap/Secret references and HorizontalPodAutoscaler manifests, with comments explaining every field. Add kubectl…
Write and understand Kubernetes manifests for deploying a containerised app.