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Create a student-friendly fact file about [country]: location and neighbors, capital, population, languages, climate, major landmarks, economy, culture and food, a short history timeline and 5 fun facts. Format it with headings so it's easy to turn into a poster or slides.

Help me revise the [diagram, e.g. human heart]. Describe the diagram in words with numbered parts, then quiz me: give a number and ask me to name the part and its function. Correct me as we go and finish with a summary table of all parts and functions.

Explain [topic] like I'm 5 years old. Use a short story or everyday comparison, no jargon, and sentences of 15 words or fewer. Then give a slightly more grown-up version in 3 sentences, and end with one fun fact a kid would remember.

Create a 15-minute phonics and spelling practice session for a [age]-year-old learning the [sound pattern, e.g. 'ch' and 'sh'] sounds. Include a word list of 10 words, a sorting game, 3 silly sentences to read aloud, and a quick dictation of 5 words. Keep the tone playful and add a reward idea at the end.

Help me write a scholarship essay for [scholarship name] which values [criteria]. About me: [achievements, background, goals, challenges]. Suggest 2 angles, pick the strongest, and write an outline that connects my story to the scholarship's mission. Keep it under [word limit] words and avoid clichés.

Act as a data analyst. Database: [PostgreSQL / BigQuery / Snowflake / MySQL] Tables: [users(id, created_at), events(user_id, event_name, created_at), orders(...)] Questions: [monthly cohort retention, weekly active users, sign-up to purchase funnel] Write the queries with CTEs and comments, explain each step, and desc…

Suggest better names in this code. Language and naming conventions: [details] ``` [paste] ``` For each unclear name, give 2–3 alternatives and explain why they're clearer. Then show the code with the best names applied. Don't change behaviour.

Turn this code into documentation. Code: ``` [paste] ``` Provide: a plain-English step-by-step description, a Mermaid flowchart (or sequence diagram if it involves multiple services), the inputs and outputs, and any edge cases visible in the logic.

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…

Act as a growth lead. Product and funnel: [details and current metrics] Biggest bottleneck: [stage] Generate 25 experiments across acquisition, activation, retention, referral and revenue. For each: hypothesis, what to change, metric, ICE score, and effort. Recommend the first 5 to run and how to document results.

Act as a performance marketer. Product: [details] Funnel stages: [visited site, viewed product, added to cart, started trial] Create a retargeting sequence for each segment: message, creative idea, offer (if any), frequency cap, and time window. Avoid repetitive or creepy messaging, and include exclusions for converte…

Write an invitation for [event]. Details: [date, time, place/link, dress code, cost] Audience: [who] Tone: [formal, fun, professional] RSVP: [method and deadline] Write: an email invitation with 3 subject lines, a short social media version, a text-message version, and a reminder message for the day before.