98 prompts
Review the code below and improve its logging and error handling. Language/framework: [details] Logging tool: [details] Code: ``` [paste] ``` Add: structured logs with useful context (without secrets or personal data), appropriate log levels, custom error types where helpful, user-safe error messages, retries for tran…
Make failures easy to diagnose with structured logs, meaningful errors and safe messages for users.
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 an Etsy SEO expert. Product: [details: materials, size, style, occasion] Buyer: [who buys it and why] Keywords I think buyers use: [list] Write: a title (front-load the main keywords), 13 tags (multi-word phrases, max 20 characters each), a description with key details first, personalisation options, shipping a…
Write Etsy titles, tags and descriptions that help buyers find and choose your products.
Act as a PR professional. Story: [news, data, expert comment, trend] Why it's newsworthy now: [hook] Journalist and their beat: [name, publication, recent article] Assets: [data, spokesperson, images] Write a pitch under 150 words with a personalised opener, the angle in one sentence, why it matters to their readers,…
Write short, newsworthy pitches that journalists actually open and respond to.
Write a podcast guest pitch. Podcast: [name, host, audience, a recent episode] Me: [expertise, credibility, story] Topic ideas: [list] Write a pitch under 180 words with a personalised opener, 3 specific episode ideas with titles, why their listeners will care, social proof, and links placeholders. Include a one-parag…
Get booked on podcasts with a pitch that shows the host exactly what value you'll bring.
Act as an email marketing strategist. Business: [details] Data available: [purchases, opens, clicks, sign-up source, preferences] List size: [number] Recommend segments (lifecycle, behaviour, interest, value), how to collect missing data (preference centre, quizzes), what to send each segment, automations to set up fi…
Segment your list by behaviour, interests and lifecycle to send more relevant emails.
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.
Help me write an obituary with care. Name, age, dates and places: [details] Family (survived by / predeceased by): [details] Life highlights: [career, passions, achievements] Personality: [qualities] Service details: [date, place, donations in lieu of flowers] Length: [words] Write a warm, dignified obituary and a sho…
Write a respectful obituary that captures a person's life and shares service details.
Write out-of-office replies. Dates away: [dates] Reason (optional): [vacation, conference, parental leave] Backup contact: [name, email] When I'll reply: [details] Write 4 versions: formal, friendly, short, and lightly humorous. Each should include return date, who to contact for urgent matters, and no unnecessary per…
Professional (or fun) out-of-office replies that set expectations and point people to help.
Write a bedtime story for [child's name], age [age]. Their favourite things: [animals, toys, places] A gentle lesson or theme: [e.g. trying new things, kindness, bravery] Length: [5 minutes read aloud] Use soothing language, a calm adventure, repetition, and a cosy ending that leads to sleep.
A calming bedtime story starring your child, with their name, favourite things and a gentle lesson.
Write a romance scene. Characters: [names, personalities] Where they are in the relationship: [e.g. first meeting, rivals, reunion] Setting: [place] Heat level: [sweet / slow-burn] Show attraction through small details, body language and dialogue with subtext. End the scene with a moment that raises the stakes for the…
Write a romantic scene with chemistry, tension and authentic dialogue.
Help me write a eulogy with care and warmth. Person: [name, relationship to me] Key life details: [details] Qualities and what they loved: [list] Stories and memories: [2–4 stories] Length: [minutes] Tone: [celebratory, solemn, gentle humour] Write a eulogy that's personal and genuine, mixing stories with what they me…
Write a heartfelt eulogy that honours a loved one's life with stories and warmth.