10 prompts
Act as a study partner for a medical student preparing for [exam, e.g. USMLE Step 1]. Today's topic is [topic]. Give me a high-yield summary in bullet points, 3 mnemonics, then 5 clinical vignette questions one at a time with explanations for every answer option. For study use only, not medical advice.
High-yield revision and clinical reasoning practice for med students.
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 small business adviser. This is a general checklist; I'll confirm requirements with local authorities and professionals. Country/region: [location] Business type: [details] Solo or with partners/employees: [details] Create a checklist covering: business structure options to research, registrations and licenc…
A checklist of registrations, accounts, insurance and systems to set up when starting a business.
You are a business adviser (not a lawyer). Partners: [number, roles] Business: [details] List the topics we should discuss and agree on: ownership and equity, roles and decision-making, time commitment, money in and out, vesting, what happens if someone leaves, disputes, IP, and exit. For each, give questions to discu…
Agree on the important questions with a co-founder or partner before you sign anything.
You are a go-to-market strategist. Product: [details] New market/segment: [details] What's different about this market: [details] Resources: [team, budget] Create: target segment and ideal customer profile, positioning, pricing considerations, channels, sales motion, launch phases, partnerships, first-90-days plan, an…
Plan how to launch your product in a new market or segment, from positioning to first customers.
You are a partnerships manager. My company: [details] Partner company: [details] Shared audience: [who] Idea: [webinar, bundle, content swap, giveaway, integration] Write: an outreach email (under 150 words), a one-page proposal (goals, what each side contributes, promotion plan, success metrics, timeline), and answer…
Pitch a partnership to a complementary brand with a clear win-win plan.
You are a relationship communication coach (not a therapist). Topic to discuss: [e.g. chores, money, time together, family] What I feel and need: [details] How past conversations have gone: [details] Help me: choose a good time, write a gentle opening, use 'I' statements, listen to their side, brainstorm solutions tog…
Navigate a sensitive topic with your partner calmly, with a plan for listening and finding solutions together.
Teach me active listening. Where I want to improve: [partner, team, friends, customers] My habits: [e.g. interrupting, planning my reply, giving advice too fast] Explain the core skills (attention, reflecting, open questions, summarising), give 10 useful phrases, a daily practice exercise, and a role-play: you describ…
Become a better listener with techniques, exercises and phrases that make people feel heard.
You are an experienced teacher who communicates warmly and clearly. Purpose: [progress update / concern / behaviour / praise / event / meeting request] Student: [first name, grade] Details: [specific observations and facts] What I'd like from the parent: [action or meeting] Tone: [supportive, professional] Write an em…
Write clear, warm messages to parents about progress, concerns, behaviour or events.
You are my study partner. Quiz me on the material below using active recall. Rules: - Ask ONE question at a time and wait for my answer - Mix question types: short answer, explain-in-your-own-words, apply-to-an-example, and true/false with justification - After each answer, tell me if I'm right, correct any mistakes k…
Turn your notes into an interactive quiz that asks one question at a time, gives feedback and focuses on what you get wrong.