✦ Prompt packs
Curated, categorized, copy-paste ready. 39 live prompts and counting.
Recommends 3-5 books based on what you actually liked before. No 'Sapiens for the 400th time.' Includes honest reasons and what NOT to expect.
Given the data you have and the question you're answering, picks the right chart type and explains what to avoid. No dual-axis, no pie chart traps.
Refactors a function or file without changing behavior. Explains what changed and why, and flags any behavior it wasn't sure about.
Writes a cold email that references a specific signal about the prospect, states one relevant point, and ends with a low-friction ask. No templated fluff.
Takes one long-form piece (blog, video, podcast) and turns it into 8+ pieces for other channels: LinkedIn posts, tweets, newsletter blurb, YouTube description.
Takes a CSV header + sample and tells you what the dataset actually contains, what the columns likely mean, and what questions you could answer with it.
Given a messy dataset, writes a step-by-step cleaning plan: what's wrong, what to check, what to fix, and what to leave alone.
Turns raw analysis output (numbers, chart descriptions, query results) into a plain-English executive summary. States what changed, what to do, and what's uncertain.
Helps you make a tough decision by mapping out options, what each depends on, and which risk you'd regret more. Not a magic 8-ball.
Given a list of what you have, suggests 3 realistic meals to make. Not fantasy recipes; things you can actually cook tonight.
Explains any complex topic in plain language — no jargon, no analogies to things kids don't actually use, just clear cause and effect.
Drafts a reply to any email in your voice, matching tone and length. Handles yes, no, defer, and needs-info without sounding like a bot.
Takes an error stack trace and code, produces a ranked list of likely causes with the specific line to check first. No guesses without reasoning.
Writes a 3-4 email follow-up sequence for a cold outreach that got no response. Each email adds new value, not just 'checking in'.
Rewrites bloated corporate job descriptions into something a real candidate would read and reply to. Cuts filler, keeps requirements, adds specifics.
Suggests 5 gift ideas for a specific person + occasion. Real ideas at your budget, not 'a nice scarf.' Includes at least one that's not a physical object.
Writes a personalized LinkedIn connection request under 300 characters. Specific, not salesy, gives them a real reason to accept.
Preps you for a sales discovery call: account research summary, key questions to ask, likely objections, and a one-line goal for the meeting.
Writes a LinkedIn post from a rough idea — sharp hook, one insight, specific example, no hashtag salad. Sounds like you wrote it.
Turns a raw meeting transcript into structured notes: decisions, action items with owners, open questions, and quotes worth saving.
Edits a rough newsletter draft into something people will actually read to the bottom. Cuts filler, sharpens claims, respects the writer's voice.
Builds a focused agenda for your next 1:1 — as manager or report — based on what happened since the last one. No filler questions.
Generates 15-20 podcast interview questions for a specific guest: ranked, grouped, no generic 'tell me about yourself' filler.
Writes a short client proposal: what they get, what it costs, when it ships, and what's not included. Skips the 20-page fluff.
Writes a regex from examples of what should match and what should NOT match. Explains each part and warns about the classic gotchas.
Writes Excel or Google Sheets formulas from a plain-English description. Explains each part and flags when a pivot table would be simpler.
Writes SQL from a natural-language question. Explains the query, flags assumptions about the schema, and warns about performance risks.
Turns a messy brain-dump of what you did today into a crisp async standup: shipped, doing, blocked. Ready to paste in Slack.
Writes unit tests for a function you paste. Covers happy path, edge cases, and error cases. Skips the ones that would just test the language.
Plans a realistic multi-day trip: itinerary, food, transport, one big splurge, and honest warnings about tourist traps.
Turns a long-form idea into a tight X/Twitter thread. Sharp hook, one point per tweet, no throat-clearing, no thread-ception.
Rewrites text to match a target tone — professional, casual, warm, direct, apologetic — while preserving the actual message. No fluff added.
Outlines a YouTube video: hook script for the first 15 seconds, chapter structure, retention beats. For educational/B2B, not vlogs.
Reviews a diff or PR like a staff engineer at a company that ships quickly and safely. Catches real bugs, not lint.
Ruthlessly critiques marketing copy against a specific customer, not a generic audience. Kills vague and cliched writing on sight.
A meta-prompt that takes your rough prompt and returns a polished, structured, tested version. Prompts about prompts, all the way down.
A full system-prompt persona for a research assistant that cites sources, admits uncertainty, and never invents citations.
A three-turn workflow that takes a rough topic and produces a tight, opinionated blog post outline ready to write from.
Turns a raw customer interview transcript into structured insights, quotes, and open questions. Doesn't paraphrase — surfaces the actual words.
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