71 prompts
I need to give a [length]-minute presentation on [topic] to [audience]. Create a slide-by-slide outline with a hook, 3 key points, visuals to use and a strong close. Then write speaker notes in a natural, spoken style and list 5 questions I might get with short answers.
Helps students plan and rehearse a class presentation.
Turn this lecture transcript into structured study notes: a 3-sentence overview, key concepts with definitions, important examples, formulas or dates, and 5 self-test questions at the end. Use headings and bullets and flag anything the lecturer emphasized as likely exam material. Transcript: [paste transcript]
Turns a lecture transcript into structured study notes.
Create 6 critical thinking exercises for [age/level] about [topic]. Include spotting logical fallacies in short arguments, evaluating the reliability of two sources, separating fact from opinion, and one open problem with no single right answer. Provide teacher notes with model answers.
Exercises that train students to spot weak arguments.
Create a [number]-question quiz from the text below for [audience]. Mix multiple choice (4 options, one correct), true/false and short answer. Make distractors plausible, avoid trick questions, and include an answer key with one-line explanations. Text: [paste text]
Act as a senior product manager. Feature: [name] Problem and evidence: [details] Target users: [who] Goals: [outcomes] Write a PRD: background, problem statement, goals and non-goals, user stories with acceptance criteria, functional requirements, UX notes, edge cases, analytics/success metrics, launch plan, and open…
Write a clear PRD with problem, goals, user stories, requirements and success metrics.
You are an engineering/operations manager writing a blameless post-mortem. Incident: [what happened] Impact: [customers, duration, cost] Timeline notes: [paste] What fixed it: [details] Write: summary, impact, timeline, root cause analysis (5 whys), what went well, what went wrong, action items with owners and dates,…
Write a blameless incident review with timeline, root cause and preventive actions.
Create a weekly team update template for [team type]. Audience: [manager, stakeholders, whole company] Include sections for: highlights, metrics, progress on priorities (on track/at risk), blockers and asks, next week's focus, and shout-outs. Then fill it in using my notes: [paste notes].
Share weekly progress clearly with a short, consistent update format.
Act as an account executive. Prospect: [company, contacts and roles] What they cared about in the demo: [notes] Next step agreed: [details] Write a 4-email follow-up sequence over 2 weeks: recap with value summary, a relevant case study, answers to open questions/business case help, and a respectful check-in. Each und…
Keep deals moving after a demo with helpful, personalised follow-ups.
Act as a PPC specialist. Product/service: [details] Location: [area] Budget: [monthly] Customers search for: [examples] Create: ad groups by theme, 15–25 keywords each with suggested match types, a negative keyword list (e.g. free, jobs, DIY where relevant), and notes on which keywords show high purchase intent. I'll…
Build a structured keyword list with match types, ad groups and negative keywords to stop wasted spend.
You are a product marketer who uses jobs-to-be-done. Product: [details] Customer interview notes or reviews: [paste] Identify: the main job(s), functional, emotional and social dimensions, the trigger moments, alternatives they 'fired', anxieties and habits holding them back, and how to use these insights in messaging…
Uncover why customers really 'hire' your product using the jobs-to-be-done framework.
Act as a thoughtful beta reader. Genre and audience: [details] What I want feedback on: [pacing, characters, clarity, hook, ending] Text: [paste] Give: your experience as a reader (where you were hooked, confused or bored), character impressions, pacing notes, the strongest moment, the 3 most important improvements, a…
Get honest, reader-focused feedback on a chapter or short story.
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.