Prompt library

A ready lesson plan with an objective, timing, active methods and review questions.

Prepares a team on a motion with arguments, rebuttals, timing and practice rounds.

Support, core and extension tasks on the same topic.

Explains a topic for a given age or level with analogies, an example and self-check questions.

A criteria-by-level table for fair, transparent grading.

Two or three active, hands-on tasks that fit inside the lesson time and need no homework.

Rewrites an existing exercise into an everyday problem that students solve actively and independently.

A respectful, clear letter to parents about class or school news.

Multiple-choice questions of varied difficulty with answers and short explanations.

Constructive feedback with strengths, specific fixes and a next step.

Writes learning material for a topic, with objectives, core text, examples and review questions.

Makes you produce instead of reread: a summary, an analogy, examples and three flashcards for each subtopic.

Builds an essay structure with a thesis, arguments, counterargument and conclusion.

Explains a philosophical idea through simple examples and questions and shows how it applies to daily decisions.

Asks exam-style questions, grades your answers and shows weak spots.

Explains each concept in simple words and again as a table, flowchart or text sketch, then quizzes you.

Explains a hard topic with three analogies, for a child, a teenager and a college student, then a plain summary.

You explain a topic and the model finds the gaps and asks probing questions.

Turns your notes into question-and-answer flashcards.

A 30-45 minute practice session that mixes related concepts, with an answer key and a mistake review loop.

Chats in your target language and gently corrects your mistakes.

A guide to the kinds of books, courses, tools and communities that speed up mastery of a topic, and how to judge them.

Checks in while you study, asks what is working, and adjusts the method and plan.

Turns lecture text into separate lists of key points, examples, numbers and likely exam topics.

Finds faulty reasoning, hidden assumptions and wrong conclusions in a text or speech, names them and suggests a fix.

Turns a topic into one map of principles, rules and examples, then checks your understanding with five questions.

Probes a statement you make with one-line Socratic questions to test your reasoning.

Extracts the main idea, evidence and discussion questions from a text.

Turns what you learned from an article, video or lesson into a small project you actually ship, followed by next steps.

Guides you to the answer with questions instead of giving it away.

Explains a problem or concept in plain words with steps and examples, then guides you to solve a similar one yourself.

Turns a chapter into notes, quiz questions, a mind-map outline and a short revision schedule.

A realistic weekly plan fitted to your free time with measurable goals.

Tests each fact you state with three probing questions until your explanation is solid.

Gives specific feedback on structure, clarity, evidence and style for a student's essay or paper.

Instead of answering, it asks guided questions to test how well you really understand a topic.

Challenges your assumptions and asks questions so you reach a sturdier conclusion.

Guides a learner with questions and support so they find the solution themselves.

A 20-minute lesson in your chosen language and level with vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation and a short speaking drill.

Detects the language, translates into English, corrects errors and lifts the style to a higher level.

A worksheet of sentences with gaps for a given word list, intermediate level, with an answer key.

A 12-week plan built around your goal, time and level: input, practice, spaced review and progress checks.

Writes how English sentences sound using your native alphabet and marks stressed syllables.

Chats with you, corrects mistakes as you go and ends every reply with a new question.

Turns a word list into a seven-day set with spaced review, example sentences and memory aids.

Traces a word to its roots and shows how its meaning changed, with a note on how certain each claim is.

Sets the structure of an article for a topic and audience, with source types and citation order; you write the text.

Converts a reference list into consistent BibTeX entries with uniform keys and fields.

Helps pick the best chart type for your data and message, with a clean, readable design.

A step-by-step method for verifying references and quotes produced by a model.

Isolates each claim in a text, rates source reliability and evidence type, and gives a verdict.

Breaks a question into parts and sets source types, verification rules and the structure of the final report.

Turns an observation or problem into testable hypotheses, competing explanations and a low-cost experiment plan.

Compares papers in a table: aim, design, findings and limitations.

Search queries, inclusion and exclusion criteria, a source-quality table and a record-keeping structure.

Questions the design, sample, bias and statistics of a study.

Merges findings from several sources into one picture, separating agreement from contradiction.

A structured manuscript review: strengths, major and minor concerns, and a recommendation.

Rewrites findings so a non-specialist reader can follow them.

Decides whether a paper is worth a full read: question, method, result, limits and reliability in five minutes.

Turns a broad topic into a focused, testable research question.

A point-by-point response structure: what changed and where, and how to disagree politely.

Rates a paper's relevance, method, evidence and conclusions against a criteria table.

Helps choose a test that fits your question and data type, check assumptions and explain the result.

A Background–Methods–Results–Conclusions abstract based on your own findings.

Sections for a thesis or dissertation chapter, each with its purpose, rough length and a self-check list.

First an outline of each section with evidence, then prose in full paragraphs.

Helps find scholarly sources, analyze papers and identify research gaps.

Checks whether a research question is clear enough and asks the clarifying questions it needs.

Turns a rough question into a structured brief with goals, scope and sub-questions.

A lecture structure for students or junior colleagues with objectives and questions.

Role-play to rehearse a hard conversation with a patient or relatives.

A short brief answering a question from supplied sources, with limits stated.

Plain-language block text for a general health education infographic, with a safety note and no patient data.

A structured appraisal of a paper: PICO, validity, results and practical relevance.

A question sequence for practicing an oral exam as a student or resident.

A plain-language information leaflet draft about a condition or procedure (no drugs or doses).

Reviews a social media health claim for strength of evidence, exaggeration and possible harm.

A fictional teaching case with discussion questions, no real patients involved.

A step-by-step checklist for a recurring work process.

Finds decision barriers in a page or offer and improves them with ethical psychological principles.

For a small business: values, voice, colors, logo directions and ways to stand out from competitors.

Structures an idea into business model blocks by asking questions.

A comparison table of competitors based on information you provide.

Who to ask, what to ask and how to read the results when assessing a market opportunity.

Neutral interview questions to understand a customer's problem.

A table of the customer's stages from first contact to repeat purchase, with actions, emotions and pain points.

Splits your target audience into two or three segments with needs, barriers and buying triggers.

Steps for analyzing user behavior data, hypotheses to test and practical recommendations.

A 90-day plan for who to reach first, through which channels and with what message.

Designs small, cheap experiments to test a startup idea and sets the stop condition up front.

A structured read of the main trends in an industry, their drivers and what they mean for a business.

A short management report from business data with key findings, likely causes and recommendations.

Top-down and bottom-up sizing for a product, with every assumption written out.

Problem, customer, offer, revenue and a 90-day plan on a single page.

A 10-slide pitch structure for an investor or partner.

Rates how attractive an industry is across the five forces and names the biggest threat and opportunity.

Compares pricing models against your situation with pros and risks.

A step-by-step plan for launching a product or feature: before, on launch day and after.

A PRD for an idea or feature with problem, goals, user stories, metrics and risks.

Turns a stated need into a digital startup concept table: name, customer, pain, revenue and first-year costs.

A SWOT where every item has evidence and a next action.

Calculates customer acquisition cost, lifetime value and payback, and shows where the model is weak.

Core search-optimization principles: trust signals, page experience and content quality.

A short-video plan with shots, voiceover and on-screen text.

Turns one book or article into varied posts: quotes, lists, discussion questions and mini-lessons.

Spots mechanical rhythm, filler phrases and over-structure in a text and suggests a more natural version.

Makes a complex text shorter and easier for a general audience, keeping the meaning and flagging unclear arguments.

Copy for a product or service in the attention–interest–desire–action pattern.

Shortens, expands, formalizes or simplifies a text, or converts it into a table or bullet points.

Ten headlines in different styles for one topic.

Primary, secondary and question keywords for a topic, with rules for placing them naturally in the text.

A structured page text with a clear headline, benefits, proof, objection handling and a call to action.

Rewrites stiff, machine-sounding text to be natural, precise and in your voice.

A 4-week publishing plan matched to your goal and audience.

Edits finished text in separate passes: substance, structure, clarity, style and mechanics.

Rewrites one idea for Telegram, Instagram and Facebook with the right length and style for each.

An outline and first draft for a persuasive essay with a thesis, evidence, a counterargument and a conclusion.

Finds spelling, grammar and punctuation errors and corrects them with short explanations.

Picks two or three platforms for a brand and sets the goal, content types, frequency and metrics for each.

A two-week plan with post ideas, ready copy and a publishing schedule across platforms.

Turns a complex feature into a guide for a reader with zero background, with examples and common mistakes.

Plans and drafts a short story or children's tale from an idea, a character, an obstacle and a resolution.

A short, readable, well-structured post for a channel.

Translates between Uzbek, Russian and English while keeping meaning and tone.

Prepares five title options, a description, tags and thumbnail ideas for a video.

Rewrites a page or ad text around reader benefit, specificity and one call to action.

Finds unclear claims, contradictions, missing metadata and trust-lowering spots in a page's text.

Turns synthesized findings into a well-structured, logical final report.

Applies Strunk's timeless rules to make reports, explanations and messages shorter and clearer.

Collects a project's rules for colors, fonts, spacing, components and motion into one document.

Turns a description of a process or structure into a clean diagram in Mermaid or Graphviz code.

A scene sequence with visual metaphors and narration for a video that explains a complex concept.

Turns a plain description into a ready image prompt with seven elements: subject, style, composition, lighting, colors, mood and format.

Builds a block structure, copy, visual idea and generation prompt for an infographic from a topic and key message.

A brief for a designer or a generation tool: idea, colors, shape and where the logo will be used.

A detailed prompt for a studio or lifestyle product image, covering lighting, background and camera angle.

For five shots of a Reel or Short: camera, movement, lighting and duration for each.

A ten-slide skeleton built on the pyramid principle, where every slide title is a complete conclusion.

Reviews an interface screen for clarity, contrast, controls and flow, and returns prioritized fixes.

Ready structures and sample phrases for feedback that is factual, respectful and useful.

Goal, opening line, answers to likely reactions and follow-up steps before a conflict or hard feedback talk.

Analyzes an incoming email and drafts a short reply in the right tone.

You are the seller, the AI plays a customer: needs discovery, objections and an honest offer.

A short email draft for a business, customer or technical situation, with subject line, tone and a clear ask.

A practical preparation plan covering speech structure, voice, body language, audience attention and nerves.

The strongest arguments and weak points of both positions on a debated topic, with a balanced conclusion.

Organizes publications, grants, teaching and research experience in the right order and style for an academic position.

Transferable skills, a three-to-six-month transition path and the first concrete steps into a new field.

A one, three and five-year development plan based on your skills, goals and market demand.

A one-page letter draft tied to your resume and the job posting.

Tailors a CV to a role and focuses it on outcomes.

The AI plays you three years from now, answers your questions, then writes a letter and an action plan.

Draft answers to 12 common questions using the STAR method, with tips for strengthening weak spots.

Practices a job interview with specific feedback on every answer.

Compares a posting's requirements with your resume and gives a match score, gaps and an application strategy.

Writes a short-line, easy-to-read post on a professional topic with a clear intent, after asking clarifying questions.

Rewrites headline, About section and keywords so the profile is findable and credible.

Turns weak job descriptions into short achievement statements showing result, scale and impact.

Topics to learn, practice projects and likely interview questions for a given job title.

Preparation for an offer: value case, target range, counter-offer script and answers to likely questions.

Builds five short interview stories from your resume experience, with practice questions and talking points.

Spreads CV, networking and applications across the week for a chosen target role.

Splits a large goal into concrete work items, dependencies, parallel tracks and first steps.

Turns a vague request into a precise task through a few focused questions, then records the agreed requirements.

When you are stuck between options: removes noise, finds the three criteria that matter and recommends one justified choice.

Records an important decision with options, risks and a review date.

Argues the strongest case against your plan to expose overlooked risks and weak assumptions.

Sharpens a raw idea with probing questions, missing background, a logical structure and practical use cases.

A purposeful timed agenda and a template for recording decisions.

Extracts communication habits, decisions, commitments and practical feedback for you from a meeting transcript.

A plan for a webinar or virtual conference: theme, agenda, speakers, interactive parts, technical needs and promotion.

Designs a simple folder and tag structure for notes, projects and sources, plus a weekly maintenance routine.

Sorts tasks by importance and urgency and suggests an order.

Goal, scope, phases, risks and the first two weeks of tasks.

Reviews your week and sets three priorities for the next one.

Places deep work, exercise, family and rest blocks around fixed commitments in a weekly schedule.

Explores intent, requirements and design options through questions before you start building.

Produces a clear, actionable checklist of small steps for a task.

Breaks a task into parts with dependencies and verification criteria.

Surfaces hidden assumptions, generates competing solutions and stress-tests each before recommending one.

A short end-of-day template covering mood, energy, gratitude and one task for tomorrow.

For an exam or long-term goal: small steps, a daily anchor and a plan for obstacles.

Lays out one new habit over 21 days with tiny steps, a cue, a reward and a tracking table.

A small set of breathing, break, planning and boundary exercises to lower everyday tension.

A day-by-day itinerary from your destination, dates, budget and interests, with backups, a packing list and local etiquette.

Extracts the claims in an AI answer that need checking and builds a checklist.

Reviews a system for bias, fairness, transparency and gaps in regulatory compliance.

A system instruction that answers only from supplied documents, says so when the answer is missing and cites the source.

Builds a prompt with three examples that teach the style and format you want.

Gives you a text with planted errors so you can practice finding them.

Builds a prompt for a task, then validates it against clarity, completeness and ambiguity criteria.

Splits a complex task into a sequence of simple prompts, with an input, output and check for each step.

Finds weaknesses in your prompt and returns a sharper version.

Test cases, scoring criteria and a re-test routine to check that a prompt keeps working after changes.

A structured instruction document for a repeating task, with name, purpose, inputs, outputs and a checklist.

Infers the prompt that could have produced a given output and explains the reasoning.

Solves a hard problem in a limited number of steps with checkpoints and honest self-assessment.

A system prompt for a standing assistant with a clear role, rules and limits.

One-page rules for using AI in a small team or classroom.

Reviews a page or screen description for keyboard use, screen readers, contrast and labels, with concrete fixes.

A clear bug report with reproduction steps and expected behavior.

Explains a code snippet by purpose and idea rather than line by line.

Reviews a code snippet for bugs, readability, security and alternative approaches, with reasons.

Gives step-by-step hints for a programming problem without revealing the finished solution.

Breaks a regular expression into parts and supplies test examples.

Writes and explains a SQL query for your question; read-only queries only.

A document that turns a bot idea into user flow, commands, buttons, data and error handling.

Writes positive, negative and edge test cases for a software function with steps and expected results.

README templates and guidance matched to your project type and audience.