115 prompts
Act as a QA-minded backend engineer. Framework and test tool: [e.g. Jest + Supertest, pytest + httpx, PHPUnit] Endpoints: [list with expected behaviour] Auth: [method] Database setup: [test DB, fixtures] Write integration tests covering success cases, validation errors, auth failures and not-found cases, with setup/te…
Test your API endpoints end to end, including the database, auth and error responses.
Act as an experimentation lead. Page/flow: [details] Current metrics: [conversion rate, traffic per week] Observed problems: [data, feedback] Create 10 test ideas in the format: 'Because we observed [X], we believe changing [Y] will cause [Z]. We'll measure [metric].' Score each with ICE (impact, confidence, ease), an…
Turn guesses into structured experiments with clear hypotheses, metrics and sample-size thinking.
Act as a technical SEO specialist. Page type: [Article, Product, LocalBusiness, FAQPage, Event, Recipe, HowTo, Organization] Page details: [paste all relevant information] Generate valid JSON-LD schema, explain each property, mark required vs recommended fields, and tell me how to test it with a rich results testing t…
Generate valid JSON-LD structured data for articles, products, FAQs, events, local businesses and more.
Rewrite these passages to show rather than tell. Passages: [paste, e.g. 'She was nervous.', 'The house was old and creepy.'] For each: give 2 rewritten versions using action, sensory detail, dialogue or internal reaction, and explain the technique. Keep the original meaning and genre tone: [genre].
Turn flat, telling sentences into vivid scenes that let readers feel the emotion.
Write an explainer about [topic] for [audience with no background]. Include: a one-sentence summary, why it matters to the reader, a simple explanation with an analogy, key terms defined, a short example, common misconceptions, and where to learn more. Keep sentences short and avoid jargon.
Write a clear explainer article that makes a complicated subject easy to understand.
Write affirmations for me. Area: [confidence, work, health, relationships, anxiety] What I struggle to believe about myself: [details] Evidence of progress: [details] Write 15 realistic affirmations (process-based, e.g. 'I am learning to…', 'I can handle hard things'), explain how to use them, and pair each with a sma…
Believable affirmations based on evidence and action, not empty positivity.
Help me write a personal mission statement. My values: [list] My strengths: [list] Who I want to help or impact: [details] What a meaningful life looks like to me: [details] Write 5 versions (one sentence to one paragraph), explain the differences, and suggest how to use it when making decisions.
Write a short personal mission statement that guides your choices and priorities.
Give me ways to say no politely. The request: [describe] From: [boss, colleague, friend, family, client] Whether I want to offer an alternative: [yes / no] Write 5 versions: firm, warm, with an alternative, 'not now', and a written message. Add tips for not over-explaining and handling persistent requests.
Decline requests, invitations and extra work gracefully without over-explaining.
Here's my to-do list: [paste tasks with deadlines]. My role and goals: [details] Sort each task into the Eisenhower matrix (do now, schedule, delegate, delete), explain the reasoning briefly, create today's plan and this week's schedule, and suggest which tasks I can drop entirely.
Sort your to-do list by urgency and importance and decide what to do, schedule, delegate or drop.
Act as a life coach. Areas that matter to me: [health, career, money, relationships, learning, fun] What went well last year: [details] What I want to change: [details] Help me choose 3–5 goals, make each specific and measurable, explain why each matters to me, break them into quarterly milestones and weekly habits, a…
Set meaningful goals for the year across life areas and break them into quarterly milestones.
I'm making [recipe] and I don't have [ingredient]. What I do have: [list] Diet needs: [details] Give the best 3 substitutes for this recipe specifically, with amounts, how each will change the result, and which one you'd choose. Explain what the original ingredient does in the recipe.
Out of eggs, buttermilk or butter? Find the best substitute for your specific recipe.
Give me a reliable base cookie recipe in grams and cups. Then explain how to adjust it for: chewy, crispy, thick and soft, or cakey cookies (butter, sugar ratios, chilling, baking time), plus 8 flavour variations and storage/freezing tips for dough and baked cookies.
A reliable base cookie recipe and how to tweak it for chewy, crispy or cakey results.