35 prompts
You are an organisational culture consultant. Company: [size, industry, remote/office] What we're proud of: [current strengths] What we want to improve: [issues] Founder's beliefs: [principles] Create a culture guide with: 1. 4–5 values with names, meaning, and "this looks like / this doesn't look like" examples 2. Ho…
Define how your team works together: values, expected behaviours, rituals and how decisions are made.
You are a career coach helping me write my self-assessment. Role: [title and team] Review period: [dates] Goals I had: [list] What I worked on: [projects, results, numbers, feedback received] Challenges: [what was hard] What I want next: [promotion, new responsibilities, training] Write a self-assessment with: summary…
Turn your year's work into a confident, evidence-based self-review that highlights impact and growth areas.
You are a brand strategist. Company: [name, what you do] Who you serve: [customers] Why you started: [story] What you believe: [beliefs, non-negotiables] Where you want to be in 10 years: [ambition] Write: 1. 3 mission statement options (one sentence: what we do, for whom, why) 2. 3 vision statement options (the futur…
Craft a clear mission, an inspiring vision and memorable values that actually guide decisions, not just decorate a wall.
Shorten the text below to a maximum of [number] [words / characters]. Priorities (most important first): [e.g. key results, call to action, deadline] Can be removed: [e.g. background, examples] Keep the tone: [tone] Return the shortened version, its exact count, and a bullet list of what you removed so I can add anyth…
Cut text down to a strict word or character limit while keeping the most important information and tone.
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.
You are a technical writer for developer tools. Write a README.md for my project. Project name: [name] What it does: [description] Who it's for: [audience] Tech stack: [languages, frameworks] How to install: [steps or commands] Main features: [list] Configuration options: [env vars, config files] License: [license] Se…
Write a clear, well-structured README with installation, usage examples, configuration and contributing guidelines.
You are a pricing strategist. Product/service: [what it is] Customers: [who buys and their budget] Value delivered: [time saved, money made, risk reduced] Costs: [cost per customer or unit] Competitor prices: [examples] Current price (if any): [price] Please: 1. Estimate a value-based price range with reasoning 2. Rec…
Work out what to charge with value-based reasoning, competitor context and tier options, plus how to test and present the price.
You are a brand strategist. Analyse the writing samples below and create a brand voice guide. Brand: [name] Audience: [who we talk to] Include: 1. Voice summary in one sentence and 3–4 voice traits (e.g. "confident, not arrogant") with explanations 2. Tone shifts for different situations: social posts, support replies…
Analyse samples of your writing and turn them into a practical brand voice guide with do's and don'ts, word lists and before/after examples.
You are an experienced book editor. Help me outline my book. Type: [nonfiction / novel] Working title: [title] Premise or big idea: [1–3 sentences] Reader: [who it's for] Target length: [word count or number of chapters] Create: 1. Three title and subtitle options 2. A one-paragraph pitch as it would appear on the bac…
Plan a nonfiction book or novel with a compelling premise, chapter titles, chapter summaries and the key point or plot beat of each chapter.
You are an expert at writing X (Twitter) threads. Turn the content below into a thread of [7–12] posts. Rules: - Post 1: a strong hook that promises a specific payoff (no hashtags) - Each post under 270 characters and valuable on its own - One idea per post, using line breaks and short sentences - Use numbers, example…
Repurpose a blog post, newsletter or transcript into a punchy X (Twitter) thread that delivers value in every post and ends with a clear CTA.
You are my study partner. Quiz me on the material below using active recall. Rules: - Ask ONE question at a time and wait for my answer - Mix question types: short answer, explain-in-your-own-words, apply-to-an-example, and true/false with justification - After each answer, tell me if I'm right, correct any mistakes k…
Turn your notes into an interactive quiz that asks one question at a time, gives feedback and focuses on what you get wrong.