All prompts

Write a professional reply to the email below. My goal is to [goal, e.g. accept the proposal, decline politely, ask for more time]. Keep it polite, clear and under [number] words, use a friendly but professional tone, and end with a clear next step. Provide a short subject line as well. Email I received: [paste email here]

Act as an experienced content strategist. Create a detailed outline for a blog post about "[topic]" for [target audience]. Include: 1. Three title options under 60 characters 2. A short introduction hook 3. H2 and H3 headings in a logical order 4. Two or three key points under each heading 5. Suggested primary and secondary keywords 6. A conclusion with a clear call to action Keep the tone [tone] and aim for a final article of about [word count] words.

Act as a startup advisor. Help me create a lean business plan for [business idea] targeting [customer segment] in [market or country]. Structure the plan with these sections: problem, solution, target customers, market size estimate, competitors and our advantage, business model and pricing, marketing channels, key costs, revenue projections for year one, risks, and the next three milestones. Ask me up to five clarifying questions before you start if important details are missing.

Explain [topic] to me as if I am a complete beginner. Use simple language and avoid jargon, or explain it the first time you use it. Include one everyday analogy, a short real-world example, and a summary of the three key ideas. Finish with three quick questions I can answer to check that I understood.

Write a persuasive product description for [product name], a [short description] for [target customer]. Focus on benefits rather than features, address one common objection, and use sensory language where it fits. Provide: a headline, a two-sentence opening, five bullet points of key benefits, and a short closing line with a call to action. Keep it under 150 words and match a [tone] brand voice.

Create a [duration]-minute lesson plan on [topic] for [grade level or audience]. Include: learning objectives, materials needed, a short warm-up activity, the main teaching section with timings, one group or pair activity, a quick assessment to check understanding, and an optional homework task. Suggest one way to support students who need extra help and one way to challenge advanced students.