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Give me 30 evocative song title ideas for a [genre] song about [theme or feeling]. Mix concrete images, phrases from conversation, questions and one-word titles. Mark the 5 with the strongest hook potential.

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.

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.

Help me build a memory palace to remember [list of items/facts]. Use my home ([describe rooms]) as the route, create vivid, funny images linking each item to a location, then quiz me by walking through the route.

Optimise this Dockerfile for size, build speed and security. Use multi-stage builds, a minimal base image, layer caching, a non-root user and .dockerignore suggestions. Explain each change. Dockerfile: [paste]

My web page has these performance metrics and details: [Lighthouse results / stack / page description]. Identify the biggest causes of slow loading and poor Core Web Vitals, and give prioritised fixes with code examples (images, fonts, JS bundles, caching, rendering).

Write alt text for these images: [describe each image and the page it's on]. Keep each under 125 characters, describe what's actually shown, include the page keyword only where natural, and avoid starting with 'image of'.

Audit this page for the keyword "[keyword]". Check title tag, meta description, H1/H2 structure, keyword usage, search intent match, content depth, internal links, images and alt text, and readability. Give a prioritised list of fixes. Page content: [paste content]

Write a free-verse poem based on this memory: [describe the moment, place, people, sounds, smells]. Focus on concrete images and one small surprising detail, end on an emotional turn, and keep it under 20 lines.

Write 7 haiku about [theme]. Follow the 5-7-5 syllable pattern, include a seasonal reference (kigo) where it fits, use vivid concrete images rather than abstract words, and give each a short title.

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,…

Act as a social media manager known for funny, brand-safe content. Brand: [what you sell] Audience: [who and their daily frustrations] Brand voice limits: [what's off-limits] Give me 15 meme ideas using popular formats described in words (e.g. two-panel comparison, expectation vs reality, POV, 'nobody: / me:'). For ea…