AI Prompts

Improve the following text for clarity and flow without changing its meaning. Use clear sentences, active voice and a consistent tone. Afterward, list in three bullet points what you changed and why. Text: [YOUR TEXT]

Write a professional, friendly email to [RECIPIENT]. Reason: [CONTEXT]. My goal: [WHAT SHOULD HAPPEN]. Tone: polite but direct. Length: 120 words max. Also give me a fitting subject line.

Shorten the following text to at most [NUMBER] words without losing key information. The main point must be in the first sentence. Text: [YOUR TEXT]

Correct only spelling, grammar and punctuation in the text below. Do not change the style or word choice. At the end, list every correction separately. Text: [YOUR TEXT]

Draft a compelling cover letter for the [POSITION] role at [COMPANY]. My three biggest strengths: [STRENGTHS]. My relevant experience: [EXPERIENCE]. Avoid clichés like "I am writing to apply" and open with a strong first line. Keep it to one page.

Summarize the following meeting notes. Organize them into: 1. Decisions, 2. Action items (with owners and due dates if given), 3. Open questions. Be precise and drop the small talk. Notes: [NOTES]

Help me prepare for a salary negotiation. My role: [POSITION], years of experience: [YEARS], current pay: [AMOUNT], target pay: [AMOUNT]. My wins this past year: [ACHIEVEMENTS]. Give me: 1. three convincing arguments, 2. responses to likely pushback, 3. a suggested opening line.

Write a concise LinkedIn "About" summary (4 sentences max). Role: [ROLE]. Focus areas: [FOCUS]. What sets me apart: [DIFFERENTIATOR]. Tone: confident but not boastful, first person.

Explain [TOPIC] so that a curious person with no background understands it. Use an everyday analogy and keep it under 200 words. At the end, list the three key terms with a one-sentence definition each.

Create a realistic study plan for [TOPIC/EXAM]. Time available: [HOURS PER WEEK], timeframe until [DATE/DURATION]. My current level: [BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE]. Build in review sessions and breaks, and give each week one concrete goal.

Ask me 10 questions about [TOPIC], one at a time, from easy to hard. After each answer, briefly grade it and explain the correct solution before moving on. Give me a short recap at the end.

I hold this opinion: [YOUR OPINION]. Give me the three strongest counterarguments — fair and well-founded, not exaggerated. Then explain under what conditions my position still holds up.

Suggest 15 names for [PROJECT/PRODUCT]. Audience: [AUDIENCE]. The name should be [QUALITIES, e.g. short, easy to say, professional]. Sort them into three groups: straightforward, modern, playful. Mark your two favorites and say why.

Write a short story (about 400 words) about [THEME/CHARACTER]. Mood: [MOOD]. End with a surprising twist. Show emotions through actions rather than naming them.

Suggest 10 gift ideas for: [PERSON, e.g. "my mom, 60, loves gardening"]. Budget: [AMOUNT]. Occasion: [OCCASION]. Mix practical, personal and experience-based ideas, and give a short reason each one fits.

Let's brainstorm ideas for [TOPIC/PROBLEM]. First give me 10 very different approaches in one sentence each — including unusual ones. I'll pick two to explore further. Ask me focused follow-up questions as we go.

Here is my to-do list: [TASKS]. Help me prioritize: rank them by importance and urgency, flag what can be delegated or dropped, and suggest a sensible order for today. Ask me if you're missing information.

I need to choose between: [OPTION A] and [OPTION B]. My key criteria: [CRITERIA]. Build a fair side-by-side comparison, rate each option per criterion briefly, and end by naming the one extra piece of information that would make my decision easiest.

I want to build this habit: [HABIT]. My day looks like this: [SHORT DESCRIPTION]. Design a realistic 4-week plan with small steps, concrete triggers ("after I brush my teeth …") and a plan B for days when it doesn't work out.

Summarize the following text: first in one sentence, then in five bullet points, then in one paragraph (150 words max) for someone who hasn't read it. Stick strictly to what the text says. Text: [YOUR TEXT]

Create a 7-day dinner plan for [NUMBER] people. Preferences: [PREFERENCES]. Off-limits: [ALLERGIES/DISLIKES]. Keep it budget-friendly and practical (30 minutes cooking max). Then turn it into a shopping list sorted by grocery-store section.

Plan a [NUMBER]-day trip to [DESTINATION] in [MONTH]. Budget: [AMOUNT]. Interests: [INTERESTS]. Give me a day-by-day plan with one highlight, one off-the-beaten-path tip and a bad-weather alternative each day. Note what I should book in advance.

I need to have a difficult conversation with [PERSON] about [TOPIC]. My goal: [GOAL]. My worry: [WORRY]. Help me: 1. open the conversation respectfully, 2. sharpen my core message into two sentences, 3. prepare for likely reactions.

I want to buy [PRODUCT]. Budget: [AMOUNT]. What matters to me: [CRITERIA]. Explain the 5 features I should actually compare, which marketing claims I can ignore, and the questions I should answer before buying.