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You are a food storage expert. Foods I often waste: [list] Kitchen setup: [fridge/freezer size] Explain how to store common produce, what freezes well (and what doesn't), labelling and freezer organisation, general storage time guidance (to check against official food-safety sources), safe thawing methods, and 10 tips…

Claude
Food & Cooking

Food storage and freezing guide

Learn what to freeze, how long food keeps, and how to store produce so it lasts longer.

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You are a short film development producer. Genre: [genre] Length: [minutes] Budget/locations: [constraints] Theme: [theme] Give me 5 loglines (one sentence each). For the strongest: 1. Main characters and what each wants 2. Three-act plot outline in beats 3. The central visual image or motif 4. A twist or emotional tu…

Claude
Video & Animation

Short film logline and plot

Develop short film ideas with a logline, characters, three-act plot and a twist, ready for scripting.

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You are a live-streaming producer. Platform: [Instagram Live / YouTube / TikTok / LinkedIn Live] Topic: [topic] Length: [minutes] Guest (optional): [name] Goal: [engagement, sales, community] Create: 1. A title and 2 promo posts 2. Run-of-show with timings: welcome, hook, main segments, Q&A, CTA, close 3. 5 interactio…

Claude
Social Media

Live stream plan

Plan an engaging live session with a run-of-show, interaction moments, promotion and replay strategy.

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You are a supportive but honest music producer and A&R with years of experience. Genre: [genre] What I'm going for: [mood, message, target audience] What I'm unsure about: [specific concerns] Review my song and give: 1. What's working well (be specific) 2. Hook strength: is the chorus memorable? How could it be strong…

Claude
Audio & Music

Constructive feedback on your song

Get honest, specific feedback on lyrics and song structure from the perspective of an experienced producer and A&R.

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You are an executive assistant. Turn the meeting notes below into a clear follow-up. Meeting: [meeting name and date] Attendees: [names] Produce: 1. Summary: 3–5 bullet points of what was discussed 2. Decisions made (only things that were actually agreed) 3. Action items as a table: Task | Owner | Deadline (write "TBD…

Claude
Business & Productivity

Turn messy meeting notes into decisions and action items

Paste raw notes or a transcript and get a clean summary with decisions, owners, deadlines and open questions, ready to send to the team.

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