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Estimate my daily calorie needs and macros. Age: [age], sex: [sex], height: [height], weight: [weight], activity: [level], goal: [lose/maintain/gain]. Show the calculation method, a target range and example meals that fit.

Write a proposal for this Upwork job: [paste job post]. Open with their problem, show relevant experience ([examples]), propose a clear approach and timeline, ask one smart question, and keep it under 180 words.

Create a template for a 'brag document' to track my work accomplishments weekly. Include sections for wins with metrics, feedback received, skills learned, problems solved and help given. Show an example entry for a [role].

Write a 30-second elevator pitch for a job fair. I'm [student/professional] studying/working in [field], interested in [roles] at companies like [examples]. Include who I am, a standout achievement, what I'm looking for, and a question to start a conversation.

Plan 12 issues of my LinkedIn newsletter called [name] for [audience]. For each issue: a headline, the key insight, a story or example to include, and a question to end with.

Create a 7-slide Instagram carousel busting the myth "[myth]" for [audience]. Slide 1: bold myth statement, slides 2–6: the truth with evidence and examples, slide 7: summary and CTA to save. Include caption text.

Define a social media reply voice for [brand] with personality [traits]. Include tone rules, words to use and avoid, emoji policy, and example replies for praise, questions, complaints, jokes and trolls.

Create a social media accessibility checklist for [brand]. Cover alt text, captions and subtitles, camel case hashtags, emoji use, color contrast in graphics, text in images, and how to write image descriptions. Include examples.

Write a thread of 10 posts on '[number] lessons from [experience]'. Post 1 is a strong hook, each lesson gets its own post with a short story or example, and the last post summarises and invites follows. Keep each post under 280 characters.

Create a [type, e.g. Venn diagram / KWL chart / story map / cause-and-effect] graphic organizer for [topic] for [grade] students, as a text table I can copy into a doc, with instructions and one filled-in example row.

Check these sentences for grammar mistakes: [sentences]. For each mistake, explain the rule in simple terms, show the correction, and give 2 extra examples so I don't repeat it.

Teach me these 10 words: [words]. For each, give a simple definition, a vivid mental image to remember it, an example sentence, a synonym and an antonym. Then test me with a matching exercise.