50 prompts
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 10 SMS templates under 160 characters for [business type]: appointment reminder, confirmation, running late, reschedule, thank you, review request, special offer, payment reminder, re-engagement and holiday hours. Include placeholders like {name} and a polite opt-out line where required.
Short text messages for reminders, updates and follow-ups.
Write an email asking [customer name] for a testimonial about [product/service]. Thank them, explain why it helps, and make it easy with 3 guiding questions and a link: [link]. Offer to draft it for their approval. Under 150 words.
Asks happy customers for a review in a way they'll say yes to.
Write reply templates for [brand] to handle negative comments on social media: a valid complaint, a delivery problem, a misunderstanding, a rude troll, a competitor jab and a refund request. Keep them calm, human and on-brand ([tone]), and note when to take the conversation to DMs.
Write 3 short Instagram DMs: one asking a happy customer to share a photo or video of [product], one inviting a micro-creator to try it for free, and one following up after no reply. Friendly, personal, under 80 words each.
A friendly DM asking customers or creators for content.
Write 6 WhatsApp broadcast messages for [business] to send to customers over a month: a new product, a tip, a behind-the-scenes update, a limited offer, a feedback request and a thank-you. Keep each under 60 words, warm, with one clear action.
You are a cloud solutions architect. App: [description] Expected traffic: [users, requests] Data: [types, size] Budget: [monthly] Team experience: [details] Propose an architecture (with a Mermaid diagram), choose managed services with reasoning, cover security, backups, monitoring, scaling, rough cost drivers, and a…
Design a cost-aware cloud architecture that fits your app's traffic, budget and team.
Act as a backend engineer. Stack: [details] Endpoints to protect: [list] Limits wanted: [e.g. 100 requests/minute per API key, 5 login attempts per 15 minutes per IP] Infrastructure: [single server / multiple instances / Redis available] Implement rate limiting (explain fixed window vs sliding window vs token bucket),…
Protect your API from abuse with rate limits per user, IP or API key.
Act as a senior Laravel developer. Laravel version: [version] Resource: [name and fields with types/rules] Relationships: [details] UI: [Blade / Inertia / API only] Generate: migration, model with fillable and casts, form request validation, resource controller, routes, policy for authorisation, views or API resources…
Generate a complete Laravel CRUD feature: migration, model, controller, routes, validation and views.
You are a senior engineer onboarding me to a codebase. Project description: [what it does] Folder structure: [paste tree] Key files (paste the most important ones): [paste] Explain: the overall architecture, how a typical request/action flows through the code, the role of each main folder, important patterns and conve…
Get oriented in a new repository: architecture, key files, data flow and where to start.
You are a procurement manager. Project: [details] Requirements: [must-have and nice-to-have] Budget range (optional): [amount] Timeline: [dates] Write an RFP with: company background, project overview, scope and requirements, deliverables, evaluation criteria and weights, proposal format, timeline, budget guidance, co…
Write an RFP that gets comparable, high-quality proposals from vendors.
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.