Prompt library

From Write a summary of a long document. Split the document into its main parts and note what each part covers.

From Write a summary of a long document. Write the key points of each part, keeping numbers and names exactly as written.

From Write a summary of a long document. Combine the part notes into one summary written for the reader.

From Write a summary of a long document. Cut the summary to 300 words or fewer without losing a key fact.

From Draft three versions and pick the best. Write three versions that take clearly different approaches.

From Draft three versions and pick the best. Rate every version on every criterion, with a reason that points to the text.

From Draft three versions and pick the best. Pick the version that best meets the criteria, and show the reason in the open.

From Check whether a draft reads like AI, and fix it. Find and list every sentence that shows a common sign of machine writing.

From Check whether a draft reads like AI, and fix it. Rewrite only the marked sentences in plain words, keeping the meaning and every fact.

From Check whether a draft reads like AI, and fix it. Scan the revised draft for the same signs, and count what is left.

From Review a draft before you send it. Check the draft for clarity, order, length and tone for its reader.

From Review a draft before you send it. List each claim in the draft and mark whether it is backed by a source.

From Review a draft before you send it. Combine both passes into one short list of fixes, most important first.

From Turn meeting notes into decisions and actions. Find every decision and every action in the notes, and copy the line each one comes from.

From Turn meeting notes into decisions and actions. Mark any action with no owner or no date so someone follows it up.

From Turn meeting notes into decisions and actions. Turn the tables into a short record people can read and act on.

From Find themes in comments or interview notes. Give every comment a short label that says what it is about.

From Find themes in comments or interview notes. Join labels that mean the same thing into a small number of themes.

From Find themes in comments or interview notes. Count the comments in each theme and back each theme with two real quotes.

From Scope a job before you start. Write out every piece of work the job might include, marking which ones the request actually names.

From Scope a job before you start. Put every piece in, out or later, with a reason, using the time and help you have.

From Scope a job before you start. For each piece marked in, write what done means and how to see that it is done.

From Scope a job before you start. Set the limits that tell you when to stop and ask, so the job does not grow.

From Scope a job before you start. Put the scope, the done checks and the stopping rules on one short page you can share.

From Hand off a task to someone else. Split the task into pieces and sort each into hand over, keep or decide first.

From Hand off a task to someone else. List everything the new person needs in hand, and write any short template that is missing.

From Hand off a task to someone else. Write the hand-over steps in plain words that someone new can follow without asking you.

From Hand off a task to someone else. Find anything private or risky in the hand-over and replace it with where to ask.

From Hand off a task to someone else. Read only the hand-over, as the new person would, and list everything missing or unclear.

From Hand off a task to someone else. Answer each question from what you told us, and mark the ones only you can answer.

From Compare options and get a recommendation. List the facts stated about each option, and what is not stated.

From Compare options and get a recommendation. Choose the factors that matter for this decision and compare every option on each.

From Compare options and get a recommendation. Remove the factors where the options are the same, so only the real differences are left.

From Compare options and get a recommendation. Recommend one option with reasons tied to the factors that differ, and say what you give up.

From Compare options and get a recommendation. Make the best honest case for the runner-up, and say what would change the recommendation.

From Build your "how I like work done" file. Write a short list of clear rules for an AI tool, each with the reason you gave and a way to test it.

From Build your "how I like work done" file. Do the sample task while following the rules, then check each rule against the result.

From Build your "how I like work done" file. Reword any rule that was not followed so that it is easier to follow, and keep the ones that worked.

From Build your "how I like work done" file. Put the final rules into one short file, written to the AI, that you can paste at the start of any chat.