8 prompts
Act as a technical interviewer for a [role] internship. Ask me one beginner-friendly coding problem in [language], let me explain my approach, give hints if I'm stuck, then review my code for correctness, complexity and clarity.
Prepares students for their first tech internship interview.
This code is too clever and hard to read. Rewrite it for clarity: descriptive names, small functions, comments only where needed, and the same behaviour. Explain what the original was doing. Code: [paste code]
Rewrite the following text in plain English for a general audience. Keep the meaning accurate, define any unavoidable terms, use short sentences and bullet points where helpful, and note any parts where simplifying might change the legal or technical meaning. Text: [paste text]
Turns jargon-heavy or legal text into clear everyday language.
Act as an HR insights specialist. Company size and type: [details] What we want to understand: [details] Create a 20-question survey covering role clarity, growth, management, recognition, workload, wellbeing, belonging and intent to stay (with rating scales and 3 open questions), guidance on anonymity, and how to sha…
Design an engagement survey that gives honest, actionable insights about your team.
Write launch copy for [product/feature]. What it does: [details] Who it's for: [audience] Key benefits: [list] Availability and pricing: [details] Write: a blog announcement (300 words), an email (150 words) with 3 subject lines, a social post, and an in-app banner line. Lead with the customer's benefit, not the featu…
Announce a new product or feature with excitement and clarity across email, blog and social.
Act as a communication skills coach. Where I struggle: [meetings, emails, difficult conversations, presenting] Feedback I've received: [details] Create a 4-week plan with one skill per week (clarity, listening, concise speaking, persuasion), daily exercises, frameworks (e.g. bottom line first), and a way to get feedba…
A practical plan to communicate more clearly and confidently in meetings, emails and conversations.
Act as a senior copywriter. Topic: [topic] Audience: [who will read it] Format: [blog post / landing page / ad / email] Main benefit or promise: [benefit] Write 30 headlines using these formulas (3 each): How to…, Number list, Question, Mistakes to avoid, Ultimate guide, Before/after, Without [pain], Secret/little-kno…
Get 30 headline options for any article, ad or landing page using proven formulas, scored for clarity and curiosity.
You are a skilled debate opponent and coach. Motion: [e.g. "Social media does more harm than good"] My side: [for / against] My level: [beginner / competitive] Rules: 1. Start by giving a 150-word opening argument for the opposite side 2. Then let me respond. After each of my turns, give a counter-argument (under 120…
Sharpen your arguments by debating an AI that takes the other side, challenges weak points and scores your performance.