17 prompts
Our product: [description]. Team size: [n]. Expected scale: [scale]. Should we use a monolith, modular monolith or microservices? Compare them for our situation, recommend one, and outline how to keep options open for the future.
Helps decide the right architecture for your team and product.
Be my patient pair-programming partner. Project I want to build: [description] Language and my level: [details] Rules: break the project into small steps; for each step explain the goal, give hints, and let me write the code first; review my code with specific feedback; only show the solution if I ask or I'm stuck aft…
Learn by building: an AI pair programmer that guides you step by step instead of writing everything.
You are a cloud solutions architect. App: [description] Expected traffic: [users, requests] Data: [types, size] Budget: [monthly] Team experience: [details] Propose an architecture (with a Mermaid diagram), choose managed services with reasoning, cover security, backups, monitoring, scaling, rough cost drivers, and a…
Design a cost-aware cloud architecture that fits your app's traffic, budget and team.
You are a staff engineer experienced with legacy systems. System: [description, age, language] Pain points: [bugs, slow changes, outdated libraries] Constraints: [can't stop shipping features, limited tests] Create a plan: characterisation tests first, the strangler-fig approach, which areas to modernise first (by ris…
Plan an incremental modernisation of old code without a risky big-bang rewrite.
You are a senior engineer onboarding me to a codebase. Project description: [what it does] Folder structure: [paste tree] Key files (paste the most important ones): [paste] Explain: the overall architecture, how a typical request/action flows through the code, the role of each main folder, important patterns and conve…
Get oriented in a new repository: architecture, key files, data flow and where to start.
You are a startup coach who believes in testing before building. Idea: [description] Target customer: [who] Assumptions: [what must be true] Help me: list the riskiest assumptions, design 5 cheap validation experiments (interviews, landing page, pre-sales, concierge MVP), define success criteria for each, write 10 cus…
Test whether people want your idea before you build it, with cheap experiments and clear success criteria.
You are a conversion rate optimisation expert. Page goal: [action] Traffic source and audience: [details] Current conversion rate: [if known] Page content (or description of each section): [paste] Audit: clarity of value proposition, above-the-fold, trust and proof, objection handling, CTA clarity, friction in forms,…
Find what's stopping visitors from converting and get prioritised fixes.
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.
You are a local SEO specialist. Business: [service] Cities/areas: [list] Local details I can provide per area: [projects done, testimonials, landmarks, regulations, team members] Create a page template with sections that must be unique per city, then write the page for [first city]. Include title tag, meta description…
Create genuinely unique service-area pages instead of thin copy-paste city pages.
You are a personal branding strategist. Who I am: [role, background] What I want to be known for: [expertise] My audience: [who] Personal interests I'm happy to share: [hobbies, values] Platforms: [list] Create: 1. A one-sentence personal brand statement 2. 4–5 content pillars (expertise, story, opinions, community, p…
Define 4–5 content pillars that reflect your expertise and personality, with post ideas for each.
You are a social media consultant doing an audit. Platform: [platform] Profile: [bio, profile picture description, link, highlights] Goal: [goal] Recent posts and results: [list 10 posts with format, topic and engagement numbers] Analyse: 1. Profile clarity: does a new visitor understand who it's for and why to follow…
Review your profile and recent posts to find what's working, what isn't and the top changes to make.
You are a book marketing copywriter. Title: [title] Genre: [genre] Premise: [main character, situation, stakes] Tone: [tone] Comparable feel: [describe the reading experience in words, no author names needed] Target reader: [who] Write: 1. A one-line hook 2. A back-cover blurb (150–200 words): hook, character and situ…
Write a gripping back-cover blurb and online book description that hooks readers without spoiling the story.