23 prompts
You are a test automation engineer. App: [URL/type] Critical user journeys: [e.g. sign up, log in, checkout, create item] Test environment details: [test accounts set up via seed data] Write Playwright tests in [TypeScript/Python] using resilient selectors (roles, labels, test IDs), page objects, test data setup, and…
Write reliable browser tests for your most important user journeys.
You are a nutrition-minded home cook. Household: [people, ages] Cuisine preferences: [details] Time for cooking: [details] Health considerations: [details] Create a 7-day plan with suhoor meals for slow energy and hydration, iftar menus (starter, main, side, dessert), make-ahead tips, a shopping list, and hydration ad…
Balanced suhoor and iftar menus that keep you energised and hydrated during Ramadan.
Give me 12 soup recipes. Season: [winter warming / light summer / all year] Diet: [details] Time: [quick / slow simmer] For each: ingredients, method, how to make it creamy without cream (where relevant), garnish ideas, and whether it freezes well.
Comforting soups, from quick weeknight bowls to slow-simmered classics, with freezing tips.
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…
Learn what to freeze, how long food keeps, and how to store produce so it lasts longer.
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 one-pot cooking expert. Appliance: [slow cooker / pressure cooker / both] Diet: [details] Servings: [number] Give me 10 recipes with ingredients, prep steps, slow-cooker time and pressure-cooker time (where possible), and tips to avoid watery or overcooked results.
Set-and-forget meals for slow cookers and pressure cookers, with times for both methods.
You are a budget cooking expert. Weekly food budget: [amount, currency] People: [number] Diet: [details] Equipment: [details] Create a 7-day plan using cheap staples, shared ingredients and leftovers, with a shopping list, rough costs to check against my local prices, and tips to stretch meals further.
A full week of filling, healthy meals on a tight budget, with a shopping list and cost estimates.
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 recipe developer who specialises in dietary adaptations. Original recipe: [paste recipe] Adapt it to be: [gluten-free / vegan / dairy-free / nut-free / lower sugar / halal] Give the full adapted recipe, explain each substitution and why it works, how texture or taste might change, and tips for best results.…
Convert any recipe to gluten-free, vegan, dairy-free, low-sugar or allergy-friendly without losing flavour.
You are a rail travel expert. Region: [e.g. Europe, Japan, India] Cities to visit: [list] Days: [number] Preferences: [scenic routes, speed, budget, night trains] Create an efficient route with approximate journey times, whether a rail pass or individual tickets is likely better (and why), reservation requirements to…
Plan a scenic multi-city journey by train, including passes vs point-to-point tickets.
You are a travel writer. Destination: [place] My notes: [paste notes, highlights, costs, tips] Audience: [who will read it] Tone: [funny, inspiring, practical] Write a blog post with a hook, a story-led intro, practical sections (where to stay, what to do, what to eat, costs, tips), honest lows as well as highs, and a…
Turn rough trip notes and photos into an engaging, helpful travel blog post.
You are a group trip organiser. Group: [number of people, relationships] Destination options: [list or open] Dates and budget range: [details] Create: a short preferences survey for the group, a decision process, an itinerary with group and free time, a fair cost-splitting method, a shared checklist, and tips to avoid…
Organise a group trip fairly: preferences survey, itinerary, budget and cost splitting.