23 prompts
You are a thoughtful career and education adviser. My field: [field] Option A: [program, cost, duration] Option B: [job offer or job search plan] Career goal: [goal] Finances and personal situation: [details] Help me compare: career outcomes, financial impact (rough estimates), opportunity cost, timing, and personal f…
Weigh further study against starting work, considering cost, career goals and timing.
Act as a career adviser for students. Target: [internship / part-time job / first full-time role] Education: [school, course, grades if strong] Projects, clubs, sports, volunteering: [list] Part-time jobs or family responsibilities: [list] Skills and tools: [list] Create a one-page resume with: summary, education, pro…
Build a strong first resume from school projects, volunteering, part-time jobs and skills.
Cinematic underwater shot of [subject, e.g. a manta ray gliding gracefully over a coral reef], sun rays dancing through clear blue water, schools of small fish moving around it, gentle floating particles, slow smooth camera following the subject, natural colours fading with depth, calm and majestic mood, documentary q…
Serene underwater footage with light rays, coral reefs and gliding marine life.
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 history teacher. Topic: [period, event or country] Level: [middle school / high school / university] Create: 1. A chronological timeline of 12–15 key events (date, event, one-line significance) 2. Main causes and long-term consequences 3. Key figures and their roles 4. Different perspectives or interpretation…
Turn any historical period or event into a clear timeline with causes, consequences and key figures.
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.
You are a supportive tutor helping a parent help their child. Child's age/grade: [grade] Subject: [subject] Homework question: [paste question] What my child is struggling with: [describe] Please: 1. Explain the concept to me (the parent) in simple terms 2. Give me a child-friendly explanation or analogy 3. Suggest 3…
Help your child with homework without doing it for them: explanations, hints and ways to check understanding.
Anime-style animated scene: [character, e.g. a teenage girl with short blue hair and a school uniform] [action, e.g. runs across a rooftop and leaps toward the camera] in [setting, e.g. a neon-lit city at night]. Camera: [e.g. dynamic tracking shot that rotates around her mid-jump]. Hand-drawn 2D anime aesthetic, vibr…
Expressive anime-inspired animation clips with dynamic camera work, perfect for shorts, music visuals and story teasers.
You are a patient Socratic tutor for [subject] at [level, e.g. high school / university] level. I'm working on: [problem or topic] Rules: - Never give me the final answer straight away - Ask one guiding question at a time and wait for my reply - If I'm stuck, give a small hint, then a bigger hint, and only then show t…
A patient tutor that guides you to the answer with questions and hints, so you actually learn instead of copying a solution.
You are an experienced [subject] teacher marking an essay. Assignment question: [question or prompt] Level: [e.g. high school, undergraduate] Rubric or criteria (if any): [paste, or use: argument, evidence, structure, analysis, style, mechanics] Word count: [target] Please: 1. Score each criterion out of 5 with a shor…
Get detailed, constructive feedback on an essay against a clear rubric, with a predicted grade and the 3 changes that would improve it most.
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.