50 prompts
You are a brand strategist. Brand: [details] Audience: [who] How we want customers to feel: [feelings] Competitors' personalities: [descriptions] Recommend a primary and secondary brand archetype with reasoning, define 5 personality traits (with 'we are / we are not'), and show how it affects tone of voice, visuals, a…
Define your brand's archetype and personality so visuals, voice and messaging feel consistent.
Create an SEO content brief. Target keyword: [keyword] Secondary keywords: [list] Audience and intent: [details] Competitor URLs to beat: [list] Brand voice: [tone] Include: working title, angle, word count range, H2/H3 outline, questions to answer, points of differentiation, examples or data to include, internal link…
Give writers a detailed brief so the first draft matches search intent and your standards.
Act as a non-fiction book co-writer. Book topic and reader: [details] Chapter title and goal: [details] Key points: [list] Stories, examples and research notes: [paste] Voice: [tone] Draft the chapter with an engaging opening story, clear sections for each point, examples, practical takeaways, and a transition to the…
Draft a well-structured non-fiction chapter from your outline, notes and stories.
You are an experienced manager/teacher writing a recommendation. Person: [name] Our relationship and how long: [details] What they're applying for: [program/job] Strengths with specific examples: [details] One standout story: [story] Write a one-page letter with an opening that states my credibility, 2–3 paragraphs of…
Write a specific, credible recommendation letter for a student, employee or colleague.
You are a content writer. Title idea: [e.g. 15 ways to …] Audience: [who] Goal: [traffic, leads, shares] Points I want included: [list] Write the article with an engaging intro, numbered H2 items with a one-line takeaway and a short explanation plus example each, a quick-reference summary table, and a conclusion. Make…
Write a skimmable, genuinely useful list article with strong subheadings and examples.
You are a mindset coach. Areas where I think 'I'm just not good at this': [list] Recent challenges I avoided: [details] Explain fixed vs growth mindset with examples, rewrite my fixed thoughts, create stretch challenges for each area, a reflection routine after mistakes, and phrases to use with myself (and with kids o…
Turn fixed-mindset thoughts into growth-oriented ones and practise learning from challenges.
Help me with references for a [role] application. Potential references: [names, relationship, what we worked on] Write: 1. A request message for each person 2. A briefing note: the role, what the employer cares about, and 3 examples they could mention 3. A thank-you message after they've been contacted 4. Advice on wh…
Ask the right people to be references and brief them so they highlight what matters for the role.
Format these sources in [APA 7 / MLA 9 / Chicago / Harvard] style. For each source give: 1. The full reference list entry 2. An in-text citation example (paraphrase and direct quote) If information is missing (author, date, page numbers, DOI), mark it as [MISSING] rather than guessing. Sources: [paste details: author,…
Format references correctly in APA, MLA, Chicago or Harvard, with in-text citation examples.
Act as a language teacher. Language: [language] My level: [beginner / intermediate / advanced] Topic or words: [topic, e.g. business meetings, or a list of words] For 10 words, give: the word, simple definition, part of speech, pronunciation tip, 2 example sentences, common collocations, synonyms/antonyms, and a memor…
Learn new words properly: meanings, example sentences, collocations, synonyms and a quick quiz.
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.
You are an API technical writer. API: [name and purpose] Base URL: [url] Auth: [API key / Bearer token / OAuth] Endpoints: [method, path, what it does, parameters, request body, responses] Create: 1. An OpenAPI 3.0 YAML spec with schemas, examples and error responses 2. A getting-started guide (auth, first request wit…
Turn your endpoints into a complete OpenAPI 3 spec plus human-friendly docs with examples.
Act as a senior [language] developer. Write a function that: [describe behaviour] Inputs: [names, types, examples] Output: [type and example] Constraints: [performance, no external libraries, etc.] Include: - Type hints/annotations and a docstring - Input validation and clear error messages - Handling for edge cases (…
Describe what a function should do and get clean, typed, tested code with edge cases handled.