Prompt Library

Rewrite the following to be clearer and more concise, keeping the original tone: """ {text} """ languages

Write a complete blog post (~{words} words) from this outline. Use an engaging intro, subheadings, and a conclusion with a takeaway: {outline}

Rewrite my text in a {tone} tone (e.g. professional, friendly, playful). Preserve all facts and the overall structure: {text}

Summarize the following in {n} bullet points, each under 15 words: {text}

Draft a polite, professional reply to this email. Keep it under {n} sentences and end with a clear next step: {email}

Proofread the text below. Output only the corrected version plus a short list of the 5 most impactful fixes you made: {text}

Write {n} SEO title tags (under 60 chars) and meta descriptions (under 155 chars) for the topic below. Vary the angle: how-to, listicle, question: {topic}

Create a page outline targeting the keyword “{keyword}” with H1/H2/H3 headings. Include the short-tail keyword, 3 long-tails, FAQ ideas, and an internal-link suggestion.

Rewrite the text to a ~6th grade reading level. Shorter sentences, simpler words, keep meaning and entities intact: {text}

Which schema.org types make sense for a page about {topic}, and what properties should each include? Give a JSON-LD starter for the best-fit type.

Brainstorm {n} “People Also Ask” style questions for “{keyword}” grouped by search intent (informational vs commercial).

Act as an SEO strategist. For a site about {niche}, list {n} content clusters with 3 URLs each that cover mid/long-tail demand.

I am getting this error: {error} Here is my code: {code} Diagnose the most likely cause and show a minimal fix with a short explanation.

Review this code for bugs, performance issues, and readability. List findings severity-first, with line references and suggested fixes: {code}

Explain the following concept/code assuming a {level} level: beginner, intermediate, advanced: {code}

Write {framework} unit tests for the function below. Cover happy path, edge cases (empty/null/bounds), and error handling: {code}

Refactor this {language} code to follow best practices: naming, error handling, and separation of concerns. Show before/after: {code}

Explain this regular expression step by step, then give 3 examples that match and 3 that do not: {regex}

Write {n} taglines and a one-sentence value proposition for {product} targeting {audience}. Separate taglines (short) from the longer value prop.

Write a product-launch email for {product}. Subject line (under 50 chars), preheader, body with one clear CTA, and a P.S. — 150 words max.

Give {n} social post ideas for {product} on {platform}. Mix: educational, behind-the-scenes, testimonial, and engagement bait. Include a hook for each.

Write {n} ad headlines + primary text pairs for {product}. Rotate between benefit, urgency, and social-proof angles. No clickbait that breaks trust.

Draft a short cold outreach message to {person} about {offer}. 3 sentences, one clear ask, low-pressure, personalized opening referencing {detail}.

List the top {n} objections a buyer of {product} might have and a 1-2 sentence response for each, honest and non-pushy.

Turn my idea into a detailed image-generation prompt: subject, composition, lighting, style, color palette, medium, quality markers. Idea: {idea}

Write a negative prompt to prevent common artifacts for this concept: {concept}. Exclude blur, extra limbs, text watermark, bad anatomy, oversaturation.

Give {n} one-line art direction descriptions (mood + palette + lighting) for the theme “{theme}” that I can feed to an image model.

Create a cinematic portrait prompt for {subject}. Specify lens, depth of field, lighting direction, backdrop, and clothing in a coherent paragraph.

Refine this image prompt to increase detail and coherence: add texture layers, environment context, and camera settings without changing the core subject: {prompt}

Get an art-style descriptor for my image so I can reuse it. Describe style, rendering, brushwork/technique, and palette of: {image description}

Create an agenda for a {length} meeting on {topic}. Include a goal statement, 3-5 timeboxes, owners, and a decision/next-step section.

Act as a coach. Give me a weekly review structure: celebrate wins, surface blockers, prioritize next week, and one metric to focus on. Input: {week notes}

Turn this task list into a realistic day plan with priority labels (must/should/could), time blocks, and breaks: {tasks}

I describe my work flow. Identify time-wasters, decision fatigue, and handoff delays; suggest the highest-leverage 3 fixes: {workflow}

For each task in my list, classify as: do now, delegate, defer, or delete, with a one-line reason. Output as a table: {tasks}

Design a {n}-day learning sprint for {skill} with daily goals, resources to find, and a capstone mini-project.

Explain “{concept}” to a {level}. Use one analogy, one concrete example, and one common misconception to avoid.

Write {n} practice questions with answers for {topic} at {level}. Mix recall, application, and one scenario question.

Compare {a} vs {b} across {n} dimensions that matter for someone learning the topic. End with a practical recommendation.

List the top {n} misconceptions about {topic}, why each is wrong, and the correct mental model to replace it.

I will explain {topic}. Check my explanation for gaps or errors, then ask me one probing question to test my real understanding: {my explanation}

Build a {weeks}-week study plan for {exam/cert/subject}. Weekly themes, suggested hours, practice milestones, and a review schedule.