AI Prompt Library

Create a detailed outline for a blog post about [TOPIC]. Include:
- An engaging hook for the introduction
- 5-7 main sections with H2 headings
- 2-3 bullet points under each section
- A conclusion with a call-to-action
- Suggested meta description (under 155 characters)

Target keyword: [KEYWORD]

Rewrite the following rough notes into a professional email. Keep it concise, friendly but professional. Use a clear subject line.

Rough notes:
[PASTE YOUR NOTES HERE]

Write a compelling product description for [PRODUCT NAME]. Include:
- A headline that grabs attention
- 3 key benefits (not features)
- Emotional appeal that connects with the buyer
- A clear call-to-action

Tone: [casual/professional/luxury]
Target audience: [DESCRIBE]

Write 3 variations of a social media post about [TOPIC] for [PLATFORM: Twitter/LinkedIn/Instagram].

Requirements:
- Include a hook in the first line
- Add relevant emojis
- Include a call-to-action
- Suggest 3-5 hashtags
- Keep within platform character limits

Summarize the following article into:
1. A one-sentence TLDR
2. 5 key takeaways as bullet points
3. Any actionable advice mentioned
4. Who would benefit most from reading the full article

Article:
[PASTE ARTICLE TEXT]

Generate 10 headline variations for an article about [TOPIC]. Include a mix of:
- Numbers-based ("7 Ways to...")
- Question-based ("Are You Making This...?")
- How-to ("How to [Achieve X] Without [Pain Point]")
- Curiosity-gap ("The [Topic] Secret Nobody Talks About")
- Direct benefit ("Get [Result] in [Timeframe]")

Target keyword: [KEYWORD]

Proofread the following text. For each issue found:
1. Quote the original text
2. Suggest the correction
3. Briefly explain why

Focus on: grammar, punctuation, word choice, sentence clarity, and tone consistency.

Text:
[PASTE YOUR TEXT]

Write a newsletter email based on these key points:
[LIST YOUR POINTS]

Requirements:
- Engaging subject line (under 50 chars)
- Personal, conversational tone
- Break content into scannable sections
- End with a single clear CTA
- Total length: 300-500 words

Review the following code. Check for:
1. Bugs or potential errors
2. Performance issues
3. Security vulnerabilities
4. Code style and readability
5. Missing edge cases

For each issue, explain the problem and suggest a fix.

Language: [LANGUAGE]
Code:
```
[PASTE CODE]
```

Create a regex pattern that matches [DESCRIBE WHAT YOU WANT TO MATCH].

Provide:
1. The regex pattern
2. A step-by-step explanation of each part
3. 5 test examples that should match
4. 3 test examples that should NOT match
5. Any edge cases to be aware of

Language/flavor: [JavaScript/Python/etc.]

Design a REST API endpoint for [DESCRIBE THE FEATURE].

Include:
- HTTP method and URL path
- Request headers and body schema (JSON)
- Response schema for success (200/201)
- Error responses (400, 401, 404, 500)
- Example request with curl
- Example response

Framework: [Express/FastAPI/etc.]
Auth method: [JWT/API key/none]

Write unit tests for the following function/class:

```
[PASTE CODE]
```

Include tests for:
- Happy path (expected input)
- Edge cases (empty, null, boundary values)
- Error cases (invalid input)
- Any async behavior

Test framework: [Jest/pytest/etc.]
Style: [describe/it blocks OR test functions]

Write a SQL query that [DESCRIBE WHAT YOU NEED].

Table structure:
[DESCRIBE YOUR TABLES AND COLUMNS]

Requirements:
- Optimize for performance
- Add comments explaining complex parts
- Show the expected output format
- Suggest any indexes that would help

Database: [PostgreSQL/MySQL/SQLite]

I'm getting this error:

```
[PASTE ERROR MESSAGE]
```

Context:
- Language/Framework: [e.g., React 19, Python 3.12]
- What I was trying to do: [DESCRIBE]
- Relevant code:
```
[PASTE RELEVANT CODE]
```

Please:
1. Explain what the error means
2. Identify the likely cause
3. Provide a fix with code
4. Explain how to prevent it in the future

Refactor the following code to improve readability, maintainability, and performance:

```
[PASTE CODE]
```

Priorities:
1. Reduce complexity
2. Improve naming
3. Extract reusable functions
4. Add TypeScript types (if applicable)

Show the refactored code and explain each change.

Write a git commit message for the following changes:

[DESCRIBE YOUR CHANGES]

Follow Conventional Commits format:
- type(scope): description
- Types: feat, fix, docs, style, refactor, test, chore
- Keep subject under 72 chars
- Add body with bullet points if multiple changes
- Reference issue numbers if applicable

Analyze the following data and provide insights:

[PASTE DATA - CSV, JSON, or table format]

Please:
1. Summarize the key trends
2. Identify outliers or anomalies
3. Suggest possible explanations
4. Recommend 3 actionable next steps
5. Note any data quality issues

Perform a competitor analysis for [YOUR PRODUCT/COMPANY] vs [COMPETITOR].

Analyze:
1. Product/service offering comparison
2. Pricing strategy
3. Target audience differences
4. Strengths and weaknesses (SWOT for each)
5. Market positioning
6. Key differentiators
7. Opportunities you can exploit

Industry: [INDUSTRY]

Analyze these survey responses and provide:

1. Key themes and patterns
2. Sentiment breakdown (positive/neutral/negative)
3. Most common complaints or praise
4. Unexpected findings
5. Recommended actions based on the data

Survey responses:
[PASTE RESPONSES]

I need to decide between:
Option A: [DESCRIBE]
Option B: [DESCRIBE]

Analyze each option with:
1. Top 5 pros
2. Top 5 cons
3. Hidden risks most people miss
4. Long-term implications (1 year, 5 years)
5. Your recommendation and why

Context: [ANY RELEVANT CONTEXT]

Create an executive summary report from the following information:

[PASTE RAW DATA/NOTES]

Format:
- Title
- Executive Summary (3-4 sentences)
- Key Metrics (table format)
- Findings (bullet points)
- Recommendations (numbered)
- Next Steps

Keep it under 500 words. Use clear, non-technical language.

Based on the following market information, create a structured research summary:

[PASTE YOUR RESEARCH/DATA]

Include:
1. Market size and growth rate
2. Key players and market share
3. Customer segments and needs
4. Industry trends (growing/declining)
5. Entry barriers
6. Opportunities for differentiation
7. Risks and threats

Write 3 different opening paragraphs for a [GENRE] story about [BASIC PREMISE].

Style variations:
1. Action-packed — start in the middle of action
2. Mysterious — hint at something intriguing
3. Character-driven — introduce through internal thought

Each opening should be 3-4 sentences and make the reader want to keep going.

Create a detailed character profile for a [ROLE] in a [GENRE] story.

Include:
- Name, age, appearance (distinctive features only)
- Core motivation and deepest fear
- Fatal flaw that drives conflict
- Speech pattern (give 3 example dialogue lines)
- A secret nobody else knows
- How they change by the end of the story
- Their relationship to [OTHER CHARACTER, if any]

Write a poem about [TOPIC/FEELING] in the following style: [haiku/sonnet/free verse/limerick/spoken word].

Requirements:
- Follow the formal structure of the chosen style
- Use vivid, sensory language
- Include at least one unexpected metaphor
- Evoke the emotion of [EMOTION]

Then explain the imagery and techniques used.

Write a dialogue scene between:
Character A: [DESCRIBE - personality, goal in this scene]
Character B: [DESCRIBE - personality, goal in this scene]

Setting: [WHERE/WHEN]
Conflict: [WHAT THEY DISAGREE ABOUT]

Rules:
- Each character has a distinct voice
- Include subtext (what they mean vs what they say)
- Use action beats instead of dialogue tags where possible
- The scene should escalate in tension
- Length: 500-800 words

I need creative ideas for [PROJECT/PROBLEM].

Generate ideas using these methods:
1. Random connection — combine [TOPIC] with an unrelated field
2. Reversal — what if the opposite were true?
3. Scale shift — what if it were 10x bigger or 10x smaller?
4. Time shift — how would this work in 2050? In 1920?
5. Audience swap — redesign for [different audience]

Give 2 ideas per method (10 total). Rate each idea on novelty (1-5) and feasibility (1-5).

Help me build a world for a [GENRE] story set in [BASIC SETTING].

Define:
1. Geography — key locations and their significance
2. Society — social structure, power dynamics
3. Economy — what drives trade and wealth
4. Technology/Magic — what's possible and what's not
5. History — 3 key events that shaped this world
6. Conflict — the central tension in this world
7. Daily life — what does an ordinary day look like

Keep it internally consistent. Flag any contradictions.

Create content for a pitch deck about [PRODUCT/SERVICE].

Generate text for these slides:
1. Problem — what pain point you solve
2. Solution — your approach (2-3 sentences)
3. Market Size — TAM/SAM/SOM breakdown
4. Business Model — how you make money
5. Traction — what metrics to highlight
6. Team — how to position the founders
7. Ask — funding amount and use of funds

Industry: [INDUSTRY]
Stage: [pre-seed/seed/series A]

Create a meeting agenda for: [MEETING PURPOSE]

Attendees: [LIST ROLES]
Duration: [X minutes]

Include:
- Clear objective (what decision or outcome)
- Time-boxed items with owner
- Pre-read materials needed
- Decision points clearly marked
- Action items section at the end
- Buffer time for Q&A

Format it as a shareable document.

Write a job description for [ROLE TITLE] at [COMPANY TYPE].

Include:
- Compelling opening (why this role matters)
- Key responsibilities (6-8 bullet points)
- Required skills (must-haves only)
- Nice-to-haves (3-4 items)
- What we offer (benefits, culture)
- Salary range: [RANGE]

Rules:
- Use inclusive language
- Focus on outcomes, not years of experience
- Avoid jargon and buzzwords
- Keep under 600 words

Generate OKRs for [TEAM/DEPARTMENT] for [Q1/Q2/Q3/Q4 YEAR].

Context:
- Company goal: [HIGH-LEVEL GOAL]
- Current challenges: [LIST]
- Team size: [NUMBER]

Create 3 Objectives, each with 3 Key Results.
Key Results must be:
- Measurable (specific numbers)
- Time-bound (within the quarter)
- Ambitious but achievable
- Start with a verb

Create a detailed customer persona for [PRODUCT/SERVICE].

Include:
- Name, age, job title, income range
- Goals (what they want to achieve)
- Frustrations (what's stopping them)
- Decision-making process
- Where they spend time online
- What content they consume
- Objections to buying
- Trigger that makes them buy
- Quote that captures their mindset

Industry: [INDUSTRY]
B2B or B2C: [B2B/B2C]

Perform a SWOT analysis for [BUSINESS/PROJECT].

Context: [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]
Industry: [INDUSTRY]
Stage: [startup/growth/mature]

For each quadrant, provide 5 items:
- Strengths (internal positives)
- Weaknesses (internal negatives)
- Opportunities (external positives)
- Threats (external negatives)

Then: identify the #1 strategic priority based on this analysis.

Explain [CONCEPT] at three levels:

1. ELI5 (Explain Like I'm 5) — simple analogy, no jargon
2. High School — basic technical terms, real-world examples
3. Expert — full technical depth, assume domain knowledge

For each level, include:
- Core explanation (2-3 sentences)
- One analogy or example
- One common misconception

Field: [FIELD/SUBJECT]

Create study materials from the following content:

[PASTE CONTENT/NOTES]

Generate:
1. 10 multiple-choice questions (4 options each, mark correct answer)
2. 10 flashcards (front: question, back: answer)
3. 5 true/false statements
4. 3 short-answer questions

Difficulty: [easy/medium/hard]
Target: [high school/college/professional]

Create a lesson plan for teaching [TOPIC] to [AUDIENCE LEVEL].

Duration: [X minutes/hours]

Include:
1. Learning objectives (3-4 measurable outcomes)
2. Hook/attention grabber (first 5 minutes)
3. Main content breakdown with timing
4. Interactive activity or exercise
5. Assessment method
6. Homework/follow-up assignment
7. Resources needed

Teaching style: [lecture/workshop/Socratic/project-based]

Create a study schedule for [EXAM/SUBJECT].

Details:
- Exam date: [DATE]
- Topics to cover: [LIST TOPICS]
- Available study hours per day: [HOURS]
- Weak areas: [LIST]
- Strong areas: [LIST]

Use spaced repetition principles:
- New material → review next day → review in 3 days → review in 7 days
- More time on weak areas
- Include breaks (Pomodoro: 25 min study, 5 min break)
- Add practice test days before the exam

Analyze this research paper/abstract:

[PASTE ABSTRACT OR KEY SECTIONS]

Provide:
1. Plain-English summary (no jargon, 3-4 sentences)
2. Research question being addressed
3. Methodology used
4. Key findings (bullet points)
5. Limitations acknowledged by authors
6. Why this matters (real-world implications)
7. 3 follow-up questions this raises

Field: [FIELD]

Explain [TECH CONCEPT] using only everyday analogies. No jargon.

Structure:
1. One-sentence explanation using a real-world analogy
2. How it works — step by step, using the analogy
3. Why it matters — what problem it solves for regular people
4. Common misconceptions
5. "The one thing to remember" — a single takeaway

Examples of good analogies:
- API = "a waiter taking your order to the kitchen"
- Encryption = "a lockbox only you have the key to"