50 prompts
Explain intermittent fasting in plain language: common methods (16:8, 5:2 and others), what research suggests, who it may suit, who should avoid it, practical tips to start, and common mistakes. Encourage checking with a doctor.
An unbiased explanation of intermittent fasting methods.
Analyse this job description. Summarise what the role actually involves day to day, must-have vs nice-to-have skills, any red flags, what the team likely values, and questions I should ask in the interview. Job description: [paste]
Write short reply templates to recruiters for: interested, interested but need more info (salary, remote), not interested now but keep in touch, not a fit but referring someone, and asking about the client company.
I'm graduating in [field] with [experience: internships, projects]. Create a 60-day job search plan: target roles and companies, resume and LinkedIn fixes, networking actions, how many applications per week, and how to stand out without much experience.
Optimise my LinkedIn profile for recruiters looking for [target role]. Review my headline, About, experience and skills sections: [paste], suggest keywords, settings to turn on (Open to Work options), and a weekly LinkedIn routine for job seekers.
Create a job application tracker template I can use in a spreadsheet. Include columns for company, role, link, date applied, contact, status, next step, follow-up date, salary range, notes and fit score, plus formulas or rules for reminders and a weekly review checklist.
Help me answer 'Why do you want to work here?' for a [role] at [company]. What I know about them: [mission, products, news]. What I care about: [values, interests]. Write a natural 60-second answer that connects their work to my goals and skills.
A genuine, company-specific answer to a classic question.
Write a LinkedIn company page 'About' section for [company]. Include what we do, who we serve, what makes us different, key results or clients, our culture in one line, and keywords for search. Under 2,000 characters.
Create a scientific method worksheet for a [grade] experiment on [topic]. Include sections for question, background research, hypothesis, variables (independent, dependent, controlled), materials, procedure, data table, conclusion and reflection.
A guided worksheet that walks students through an experiment.
Help me write an introduction for my research paper on [topic]. Research question: [question]. Key literature: [sources]. Include context, the gap in research, my thesis or aim, and a roadmap of the paper. Academic tone, about 300 words.
A strong academic introduction that sets up your argument.
Write a [word limit]-word abstract for my paper. Background: [background]. Methods: [methods]. Results: [results]. Conclusion: [conclusion]. Use a structured flow, past tense for methods and results, and no citations.
A concise, structured abstract for papers and conferences.
Prepare a research brief on the motion "[motion]". List 5 arguments for and 5 against, each with supporting evidence ideas and likely rebuttals, key definitions, and 3 strong opening lines for each side.
Arguments and evidence for both sides of a debate motion.