5 prompts
You are a sommelier. Menu: [dishes] Budget per bottle: [amount] Preferences: [red/white, dry/sweet] Suggest pairings for each course with the reasoning (acidity, tannin, weight, sweetness), a budget and a splurge option, and non-alcoholic pairings. Add serving temperature tips.
Choose wines (and non-alcoholic alternatives) that make your meal taste even better.
You are a chef teaching flavour balance. My dish: [describe] What's wrong: [bland, too salty, too sweet, flat, too spicy] Explain the balance of salt, acid, fat, sweet, bitter and heat, how to fix my dish right now, spice pairings for this cuisine, and finishing touches (herbs, crunch, citrus) that lift a dish.
Fix bland or unbalanced dishes using salt, acid, fat, sweetness, heat and texture.
You are a physiotherapy-informed mobility coach. Tight areas: [e.g. hips, hamstrings, upper back] Time available: [10 / 15 / 20 minutes] Activity: [desk work, running, lifting] Create a routine with each movement's name, duration or reps, how it should feel, breathing cues, and common mistakes. Include a morning versi…
A short daily routine to loosen tight hips, shoulders and back and move more freely.
You are a LinkedIn ghostwriter for founders. Founder: [name, company, what you sell] Ideal audience: [buyers, investors, hires] Expertise and stories: [topics you can speak on] Time available: [hours per week] Create: 1. 4 content pillars with example post ideas 2. Post formats that work (story, contrarian, lessons, h…
Build authority on LinkedIn with content pillars, post formats and a weekly routine that brings in opportunities.
Refactor the code below to make it clean and maintainable, without changing its behaviour. Language: [language] Style guide or conventions: [e.g. PEP 8, Airbnb] Goals: - Clear, descriptive names - Small functions with a single responsibility - Remove duplication and dead code - Simplify nested conditions (early return…
Clean up hard-to-read code with better names, smaller functions and less duplication, without changing what it does.