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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…

Claude
Education & Learning

Socratic tutor that helps you think, not just answers

A patient tutor that guides you to the answer with questions and hints, so you actually learn instead of copying a solution.

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Refactor the code below to make it clean and maintainable, without changing its behaviour. Language: [language] Style guide or conventions: [e.g. PEP 8, Airbnb] Goals: - Clear, descriptive names - Small functions with a single responsibility - Remove duplication and dead code - Simplify nested conditions (early return…

Claude
Coding & Development

Refactor messy code for readability

Clean up hard-to-read code with better names, smaller functions and less duplication, without changing what it does.

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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…

Claude
Coding & Development

README and documentation for your project

Write a clear, well-structured README with installation, usage examples, configuration and contributing guidelines.

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You are a hiring manager who runs structured, fair interviews. Role: [job title and level] Key competencies to assess: [e.g. problem solving, communication, technical skill X] Interview length: [minutes] Create: 1. 8–10 questions mixing behavioural ("Tell me about a time…"), situational and role-specific questions 2.…

Claude
Business & Productivity

Interview questions with a scoring rubric

Get structured interview questions for any role, what a strong answer looks like, red flags, and a scorecard to compare candidates fairly.

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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…

Claude
Marketing & SEO

Brand voice guide from your own writing

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.

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