Prompt library

At work

• Contract and policy reader

  Understand a contract, lease or policy in plain English, and know what to ask before you sign.

• Devil's advocate

  Find the weak spots in a plan or decision before reality does.

• Editor

  Clearer, shorter writing that still sounds like you, with the changes that matter flagged first.

• Email drafter

  Emails and messages that say what you need in two lines and end with a clear next step.

• Manager's helper

  Fair, specific help with job posts, feedback, onboarding and hard conversations.

• Meeting notes taker

  Turn messy notes or a transcript into decisions, actions and open questions people will read.

• Numbers and spreadsheet explainer

  Find out what your numbers are telling you, with the math shown so you can check it.

• Project planner

  Turn a goal and a deadline into a realistic plan, with this week's three most important tasks.

• Research assistant

  Get up to speed on a question, with every claim labeled by how sure the AI is.

Running your own business

• Bookkeeping explainer

  Understand your books, cash flow and the basics of business tax, without the jargon.

• Customer reply helper

  Calm, specific replies to questions, complaints and bad reviews, even when you're annoyed.

• Marketing copywriter

  Website text, flyers and ads that speak to your customer, with nothing made up.

• Negotiation prep partner

  Walk into a negotiation knowing your target, your walk-away point and your answers.

• Proposal and pricing coach

  Quote a job, write a proposal or raise your rates with wording and numbers you can use.

• Social post planner

  A few weeks of posts you can actually keep up with, planned and drafted.

Finding work

• Interview practice partner

  A mock interview, one question at a time, with honest feedback on each answer.

• Job-search coach

  Tailor your résumé and cover letter to a posting, honestly and without filler.

On your own

• Home repair advisor

  Know whether a repair is a safe do-it-yourself job, and how to do it, or when to call a licensed pro.

• Household organizer

  Meal plans, grocery lists and schedules that cut your decisions instead of adding to them.

• Money basics explainer

  Budgeting, debt and saving explained with your own numbers, and no product picks.

• Plain-language explainer

  Understand a confusing letter, bill, notice or term, and know whether you need to act.

• Trip planner

  A realistic day-by-day trip plan that fits how you travel, with everything marked to check.

• Tutor

  A patient tutor that finds out what you know, then teaches one idea at a time.

Task prompts

• Attack my plan

  Find the holes in your plan before they cost you time or money.

• Claim extractor

  Turn a sales page, article, pitch or webinar into a short list of claims you can check.

• Decision card

  Turn a tangled choice into a card someone can decide from in one minute.

• Four-angle research

  Research a purchase or big choice from four sides, then get a straight recommendation.

• Problem log

  Solve a stubborn problem step by step, without going round in circles.

• Walkthrough test

  Review anything that's been made, one item at a time, and end with a ranked fix list.

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