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The best AI prompts.

A hand-picked, regularly-updated list of our favourite ChatGPT and Gemini prompts — sorted into the moments you actually use AI for. Every prompt links to a full breakdown with what it does, how to use it, and what to watch out for.

90 prompts, organised into 5 categories. New prompt added every day.

Writing & communication

Prompts for emails, messages, posts, and anything else you need to put into words.

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    RISEN

    Draft a Weekly Email Summary for Your Manager

    You'll end up with a professional, formatted email draft that turns a week of cluttered messages into a clear, one-page summary for your boss.

    Role: You are a highly organized Executive Assistant.
Input: I have a week's worth of chaotic emails regarding 'Project Bluebird,' including budget updates, meeting invites, and technical questions from the team.
Steps: First, categorize the key updates into three buckets: Immediate Actions, Project Status, and Next Week's Outlook. Second, draft a concise executive summary email addressed to my manager, Sarah.
Expectation: A professional, easy-to-read email with clear headings and bullet points.
Narrowing: Keep the tone helpful and efficient. Limit the entire email to under 250 words. Do not use corporate jargon; use plain language instead.
Result: A ready-to-send email draft for a manager summarizing a specific project's weekly activity.
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    RACE

    Outline Your First Joint Family Vacation Project

    You'll end up with a structured, professional-grade project outline for a family vacation that divides tasks clearly among family members.

    Role: You are a professional Project Planner and Family Travel Specialist.
Action: Create a comprehensive project outline for a multi-generational family reunion trip to a beach destination for 12 people next summer.
Context: This needs to be organized for a Google Doc that I will share with my siblings. We have a budget of $5,000, two toddlers in the group, and a deadline to book everything by December. The outline must include sections for lodging, budget tracking, meal responsibilities, and a daily activity draft.
Expectation: Structure this with clear headings and bullet points so it is ready to be used as a checklist. Make it encouraging and organized for non-travel experts.

Result: A 3-page project outline document ready to be pasted into Google Docs.
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    RTF

    Write a Personalized Birthday Song Jingle

    You'll end up with a complete set of custom lyrics and a musical style guide tailored specifically to a person's hobbies and personality.

    Role: You are a professional songwriter and creative jingle writer specializing in catchy, heartwarming rhymes.

Task: Help me write the lyrics and a musical description for a 30-second personalized birthday jingle for my sister, Sarah, who is turning 30 this weekend. She loves coffee, high-energy spinning classes, and her golden retriever named Barnaby. 

Format: Please provide:
1. A catchy title for the song.
2. Lyric sheet (organized into a short verse and a chorus).
3. Style Guide: Describe the vibe (e.g., 'Upbeat 90s Pop' or 'Acoustic Folk'), the tempo, and which instruments should be heard.

Result: A complete set of lyrics and musical instructions that I can paste into an AI music generator or record myself to celebrate her milestone birthday.
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    RISEN

    Draft a Week of Personalized Small Business Posts

    You'll end up with a complete, 7-day social media content calendar featuring ready-to-use captions and image suggestions tailored to your specific product and brand voice.

    Role: You are a social media manager for 'Sunshine Bakery', a local shop known for sourdough bread and friendly vibes.
Input: We have a new 'Berry Summer Tart' launching this Saturday. We want to reach local families and dessert lovers in our town.
Steps:
1. Create 5 distinct post captions for Instagram and Facebook.
2. Include a specific hook for each to grab attention.
3. Suggest a photo or video idea for each post.
4. Design a 'Countdown' post to build excitement for the launch day.
Expectation: I need a 7-day posting schedule in a list format.
Narrowing: Use a warm, community-focused tone. Avoid heavy sales language or jargon. Ensure every post includes a call to action like 'Visit us' or 'Tag a friend'.

Result: A ready-to-post 7-day social media content calendar with 5 captions, 5 visual prompts, and 1 launch event announcement.
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    TAG

    Draft a Simple Two-Minute Presentation Script for Work

    You'll end up with a ready-to-read speech script that turns a difficult topic into a simple story for your coworkers.

    Task: I need to explain a complex technical concept to my non-tech colleagues during our Monday morning meeting. 

Action: Take the concept of 'Cloud Computing' and break it down into a simple, two-minute presentation script. Use a relatable analogy (like a public library or a restaurant kitchen). Avoid all technical jargon. Keep the tone professional but very easy to understand. Organize it into an opening hook, the core analogy, and a closing summary of why it matters to our department.

Goal: Ensure every person in the room, regardless of their tech background, feels confident that they understand the concept.

Result: A written presentation script approximately 300 words long with timing cues and a bulleted list of 3 key takeaways.
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    RACE

    Write a Personalized Heartfelt Thank-You Note

    You'll end up with a polished, sincere, and specific thank-you note that feels personal rather than computer-generated.

    Role: You are a warm, thoughtful, and articulate social secretary who excels at writing sincere gratitude letters that never sound like a template.

Action: Write a personalized thank-you note for my friend Sarah who hosted a wonderful dinner party last Saturday night.

Context: I want to thank her for the delicious homemade lasagna and the effort she put into the themed decorations. I'm mentioning how much I enjoyed the conversation about our upcoming summer tips. The tone should be casual but deeply appreciative. Please keep it under 150 words.

Expectation: Use vivid, friendly language. Avoid clichés like 'thank you so much' more than once. Make it feel like it was written by a close friend.

Result: A ready-to-send personal message suitable for a physical card or a warm text message.
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    APE

    Create a Personalized 7-Day Mindful Journaling Plan

    You'll end up with a custom 7-day journaling calendar featuring specific daily writing prompts and small wellness tasks tailored to your personal hobbies and current stress levels.

    Action: Act as a supportive wellness coach. Create a personalized 7-day journaling plan for me to help clear my head after a busy work week. I am a project manager who feels slightly burnt out and wants to reconnect with my creative hobbies like painting and gardening.

Purpose: This plan will provide me with one unique, thoughtful writing prompt each morning to help me process stress and rediscover what makes me happy outside of my job.

Expectation: The plan should include a theme for each day (e.g., Gratitude, Creativity, Boundaries). Each day must have one specific, open-ended reflection question and a 5-minute 'action item' related to my interests. Keep the tone encouraging and simple.

Result: A structured 7-day PDF-style list with daily themes, journaling prompts, and mini-activities.
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    CARE

    Draft a Tailored Cover Letter via Gemini AI

    You'll end up with a professionally written, one-page cover letter tailored to a specific job title and company that highlights your unique career transition.

    Context: I am applying for a Project Manager role at a local design agency called CreativeFlow. I have 5 years of experience in office administration and want to pivot into creative project management. The job description emphasizes organization, client communication, and a passion for modern art. 

Action: Please write a professional, warm, and persuasive 3-paragraph cover letter for this specific role. Mention my transition from administration and highlight how my organizational skills will benefit the CreativeFlow team. 

Result: A polished, 250-word cover letter in a ready-to-copy format that includes placeholders for contact details.

Example: Focus on a tone like 'The perfect blend of structure and creativity,' rather than being overly formal or robotic.
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    RTF

    Draft a Bulleted Action Summary of Long Emails

    You'll end up with a one-page briefing document that condenses a messy, long email thread into clear decisions and a specific table of action items.

    Role: You are a highly organized Executive Assistant known for saving people time during busy workdays.

Task: I am going to paste a long email chain below that contains multiple updates from several colleagues. I need you to summarize this conversation so I can catch up in 2 minutes. Specifically, identify: 1) The main decision that was reached, 2) A list of three key milestones discussed, and 3) A 'Who Does What' table for the team members involved (Sarah, Mike, and Jason) with deadlines. Keep the tone professional but concise for a busy manager.

Format: Use a bold header for the summary, followed by a bulleted list for milestones, and a simple Markdown table for the action items.

Result: A one-page 'Meeting-less Catchup' briefing document.
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    BAB

    Draft a Customizable Residential Roommate Agreement

    You'll end up with a complete, three-page roommate agreement that covers rent, utilities, chores, and house rules tailored to your specific home situation.

    Before: I am moving into a two-bedroom apartment with a new roommate, Alex. We are both busy professionals who want to avoid future conflicts, but we don't have a formal written agreement, and hiring a lawyer for a simple roommate contract is too expensive.

After: I want a clear, professional, and friendlyRoommate Agreement that clearly outlines how we split the $2,000 rent, how we handle the electricity bill, our expectations for quiet hours after 10 PM, and a weekly rotating cleaning schedule for the kitchen and bathroom.

Bridge: Act as a legal drafting assistant. Please write a comprehensive Residential Roommate Agreement for me and Alex. Include sections for Rent/Security Deposit, Utility Payment Procedures, House Rules (focusing on noise and guests), and a shared Cleaning Schedule. Use plain language that is easy to follow but formal enough to be taken seriously.

Result: A ready-to-print, 1,000-word Roommate Agreement document with signature lines for both parties.
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    CARE

    Build a Local Family Weekend Event Guide

    You'll end up with a ready-to-print activity guide for your family weekend that focuses on community connection and free or low-cost events.

    Context: My family (parents and two kids, ages 7 and 10) is looking to get more involved in our local community this coming Friday-Sunday. We live in a medium-sized city and want to avoid expensive malls.
Action: Search for 4-6 local community events happening this upcoming weekend, such as farmers markets, free concerts, volunteer clean-ups, or outdoor festivals. Create a structured weekend itinerary that includes the event name, location, time, and why it is great for kids.
Result: A one-page 'Local Adventure Guide' in a clean table format.
Example: Friday: Local High School Art Show at 5 PM. Saturday: Community Garden Planting from 9 AM - 11 AM.

Result: A formatted 3-day itinerary with specific event titles, physical addresses, times, and kid-friendly descriptions.
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    TAG

    Draft a Professional Product Launch Email Sequence

    You'll end up with a complete, three-part marketing email sequence tailored for a product launch that you can copy into Gmail or Google Docs immediately.

    Task: Create a professional three-email sequence for a small business owner named Sarah who is launching a new organic skincare line next Tuesday.

Action: Write three distinct emails. The first is a 'Coming Soon' teaser to build excitement. The second is an 'Open for Orders' announcement with a 15% discount code 'GLOW15'. The third is a 'Last Call' follow-up focusing on low stock. Ensure the tone is warm, upscale, and uses descriptive sensory language about the products. Each email should include a clear subject line and placeholders for images or specific product links.

Goal: Provide ready-to-use email drafts that Sarah can copy directly into a Google Doc or Gmail to send to her 500 subscribers.

Result: Three polished email templates in a structured list format ready for direct use.
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    RTF

    Design a Layout for a Family Vacation Photo Album

    You'll end up with a page-by-page blueprint that tells you exactly which photos to put where and what to write next to them to tell a beautiful story.

    Role: You are a professional Digital Memory Scrapbooker and Visual Storyteller.

Task: Design a structured layout for a 20-page digital photo album documenting a family's recent 7-day trip to Orlando, Florida. My goal is to organize over 200 photos into a cohesive narrative for my spouse. You must suggest which photos to group together (e.g., 'Arrival & First Impressions', 'The Big Theme Park Day'), recommend specific page layouts (like a 3-photo collage vs. a full-page hero shot), and write short, sentimental caption ideas for each section.

Format: Present this as a page-by-page outline. Each entry should include: Page Number, Theme/Event, Photo Arrangement Suggestion, and a Suggested Caption.

Result: A complete 20-page digital album storyboard that I can use to drag-and-drop my photos into an app like Google Photos or Canva.
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    APE

    Write a Personalized Poem for a Golden Anniversary

    You'll end up with a custom, rhyming poem tailored to your family's personal memories and a specific milestone celebration.

    Action: Write a heartfelt, three-stanza poem for my parents, Susan and David, who are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary this weekend. Mention their shared love for gardening, David’s terrible dad jokes, and Susan’s famous apple pie.

Purpose: This will be printed inside a physical card and read aloud during a small family dinner to celebrate their long-lasting commitment and the home they built together.

Expectation: The tone should be warm, nostalgic, and slightly humorous. Use a simple AABB rhyme scheme so it is easy to read aloud. Avoid overly flowery or complex language.

Result: A 12-line poem formatted in three clear stanzas, ready to be copied into a card or printed.
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    CARE

    Draft a Simple Visual Guide to a Complex Document

    You'll end up with a one-page structured summary that replaces a confusing, multi-page technical document with clear bullet points and action items.

    Context: I am a busy parent who just received a long, technical 10-page insurance policy update regarding our home coverage. I need to explain the most important changes to my spouse tonight so we can decide if we need more coverage.

Action: Take the text I will paste below and break it down into a simple, three-section visual guide. Do not use jargon. Use a 'Before and After' comparison for any rule changes and create a simple analogy for the most complex part of the policy.

Result: A one-page structured guide with three sections: 'What is Changing', 'Why It Matters', and a 'Next Steps' checklist of 3 questions for us to discuss.

Example: Instead of 'Premium adjustments based on actuarial risk,' say 'Our monthly cost is going up by $10 because of local flood history.'
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    RTF

    Draft a Post-Meeting Action Plan and Summary

    You'll end up with a polished, professional meeting memo that organizes a messy transcript into clear tasks and decisions.

    Role: You are a highly organized Executive Assistant known for turning messy conversations into clear plans.

Task: I am going to paste a transcript or rough notes from a 30-minute team brainstorming session about our upcoming 'Client Appreciation Month' in October. We have a budget of $500 and need to decide on three core activities. Please identify the key decisions made, list every assigned task with a specific owner's name mentioned in the text, and flag any unanswered questions.

Format: Create a professional memo with four sections: 1) Executive Summary (3 sentences), 2) Confirmed Decisions (bullet points), 3) Task Tracker Table (Columns: Task, Owner, Deadline), and 4) Outstanding Questions.

Result: A single-page professional meeting summary and action tracker ready to be emailed to the team.
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    APE

    Design a Personalised Digital Party Invitation

    You'll end up with a fully written, space-themed birthday invitation and a set of custom art ideas to make it look professional.

    Action: Act as a master event planner. Write a warm and exciting digital invitation for my daughter Maya’s 10th birthday party. The theme is 'Outer Space Adventure' and it is being held at the Star-Glow Bowling Alley on Saturday, July 15th from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Please include a catchy subject line, a creative description of the space-themed activities, and a clear RSVP section asking for dietary requirements by July 1st.

Purpose: I want to save time while creating an invitation that feels special and professional to send to her school friends' parents via WhatsApp or email.

Expectation: The tone should be fun and energetic. Provide a polished text layout and suggest three specific visual image descriptions (prompts) I can use to generate a matching background image in an AI image tool.

Result: A ready-to-send text invitation with a subject line, body text, RSVP instructions, and three image generation ideas.
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    CARE

    Draft a Multi-Day Household Appointment and Task Schedule

    You'll end up with a ready-to-use three-day calendar template that fits your personal appointments and chores into your existing work-life rhythm.

    Context: I am a busy parent trying to manage a hectic week for my family. My spouse is away on business, and I have two kids with school and soccer practice. I need to fit in a dentist appointment for my youngest, a car oil change, and a 30-minute block for grocery shopping. 

Action: Create a structured 3-day daily schedule (Monday to Wednesday) that organizes these tasks alongside a standard 9-to-5 workday. Ensure there are clear travel buffers between school drop-offs, work, and the appointments. 

Result: A time-blocked table for 3 days including specific start/end times and short checklists for each day. 

Example: Monday should show an 8:00 AM school drop-off, a 9:00 AM work start, and a 5:30 PM soccer practice pickup. 

Result: Three individual day-by-day time-blocked tables with a total of 15-20 specific time slots.
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    APE

    Create a Week of High-Quality Instagram Posts for Your Business

    You'll end up with a complete 5-day Instagram content calendar including ready-to-post captions, hashtag sets, and creative ideas for your photos or videos.

    Action: Act as a professional social media manager. Write 5 high-quality Instagram captions and matching visual concept descriptions to promote 'Sunny Bakeshop,' a local bakery focusing on organic ingredients and weekend specials for busy families.

Purpose: I want to build a consistent social media presence that draws in local customers and showcases our unique 'organic' value without spending hours brainstorming ideas myself.

Expectation: Each post must include a catchy headline, a 3-sentence caption, 5 relevant hashtags, and a detailed description of the photo or video I should take to match. Tone should be warm, inviting, and community-focused. 

Result: A ready-to-use 5-day content calendar in a clear list format containing captions, hashtags, and visual production notes.
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    CARE

    Create a Personalized Gift Guide for any Occasion

    You'll end up with a custom-tailored gift guide including specific product ideas and a matching card message for a loved one.

    Context: My best friend Sarah is turning 30 next month. She is a busy marketing manager who loves minimalist home decor, high-quality espresso, and urban gardening, but she hates clutter and 'gag' gifts. My budget is $50–$150.

Action: Brainstorm a curated list of 5 thoughtful, specific gift ideas tailored to her interests. For each item, provide a brief 'Why it fits' explanation and an estimated price.

Result: A structured 'Gift Strategy Guide' including 5 recommendations, a suggested shopping link search term for each, and a short, 2-line meaningful message I can write in her birthday card.

Example: Instead of just saying 'a coffee machine,' suggest a 'stainless steel stovetop moka pot with a bag of locally roasted beans' to fit her minimalist aesthetic.

Result: A ready-to-use Gift Strategy Guide in list format.
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    RISEN

    Outline a 30-Minute Efficiency Meeting Agenda

    You'll end up with a structured, timed agenda and a list of talking points that you can copy directly into a calendar invite or a document.

    Role: You are a professional Chief of Staff known for running high-energy, effective office meetings.
Input: I need to lead a 30-minute meeting this Thursday for my team of 5 people to discuss reducing our response time to client emails.
Steps: 1. List 4 specific agenda items with time allocations. 2. Draft 3 'ice-breaker' questions to start the session. 3. Create a list of 5 potential roadblocks we should discuss. 4. Suggest a clear 'Next Steps' tracker format for the end.
Expectation: Professional, encouraging, and highly organized table format.
Narrowing: Avoid corporate jargon. Keep the total meeting length to exactly 30 minutes. Ensure every team member has a moment to speak.
Result: A one-page meeting guide with a timed agenda and a discussion cheat sheet.
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    TAG

    Draft a Simple Summary of Your Employment Contract

    You'll end up with a one-page 'Plain English Summary' of a dense document that breaks down your specific obligations, deadlines, and rights.

    Task: You are a helpful legal assistant for a first-time office worker. Review the text of an employment contract and explain it in plain English.

Action: Deconstruct the dense legal language of this document. Create a summary that identifies the top 3 key responsibilities, any non-compete clauses, the exact notice period required to quit, and any hidden fees or penalties. Use bullet points and avoid all legal jargon.

Goal: Help me, a new employee, understand exactly what I am signing before my Monday morning deadline so I can ask my recruiter intelligent questions.

[Paste your contract text here]

Result: A one-page 'Plain English Summary' organized by clear headings like 'What I Must Do' and 'Things to Watch Out For'.
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    CARE

    Build a Custom 7-Day Home Workout Plan

    You'll end up with a fully personalized weekly exercise calendar that fits into your specific morning routine and uses only the equipment you already own.

    Context: I am a busy office worker who wants to start exercising again after a long break. I have no gym access and only have 20 minutes each morning before my kids wake up. I have a pair of 5lb dumbbells and a yoga mat.

Action: Please create a tailored 7-day fitness schedule for me. Include specific exercises, the number of repetitions for each, and brief instructions for any moves that might be tricky.

Result: A complete, one-page weekly calendar featuring 5 days of active workouts and 2 days of active recovery or stretching.

Example: Monday: 5 mins high knees, 10 mins dumbbell squats and overhead presses, 5 mins stretching.

Result: A structured 7-day fitness table with time durations and step-by-step exercise instructions for my specific home setup.
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    BAB

    Write a Personalized Bedtime Adventure Story for Your Child

    You'll end up with a complete, personalized 500-word children's story that features your child as the main character to help them overcome a specific fear or learn a new lesson.

    Before: My 6-year-old child, Leo, is struggling with being brave about the dark and often feels nervous at bedtime. I want to help him feel like a hero while making our nightly routine more magical.

After: Leo feels excited for bed because he has a custom story where he is a brave explorer who helps his friends find their way home using a magical glowing lantern.

Bridge: Write a 500-word children's story titled 'Leo and the Midnight Lantern.' The story should be upbeat and gentle. Include a talking squirrel named Nutmeg as a sidekick. Use simple vocabulary suitable for a 6-year-old. Ensure the story ends with Leo feeling safe and tucked into his own cozy bed.

Result: A complete, ready-to-read-aloud short story with a clear beginning, middle, and a soothing happy ending.
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    TAG

    Draft a Polished Appeal Letter for School Admissions

    You'll end up with a professionally formatted appeal letter that balances a respectful tone with strong evidence to support a student's case for school admission.

    Task: Act as a professional communications expert to help me write a formal appeal letter to a school admissions office.
Action: Draft a 300-word letter from me (a parent) to ‘Greenwood Academy’ regarding my daughter Sarah's recent waitlist status for the upcoming 6th-grade fall semester. Mention her high marks in math and her recent award in the local science fair. Maintain a tone that is respectful, persuasive, and humble. State that our family is 100% committed to attending if offered a spot.
Goal: Create a professional, error-free letter that clearly communicates our interest and provides new supporting information for her candidacy.
Result: A ready-to-send formal letter in a standard business format including placeholders for name, address, and date.
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    RTF

    Draft a Feedback Guide to Improve Customer Service Chatbots

    You'll end up with a professionally written feedback document and an email template that helps you tell a company exactly how to improve their AI chatbots to better serve you.

    Role: You are a professional Communications Consultant specializing in user experience. 

Task: I recently interacted with a customer service chatbot for my home internet provider, 'GlobalNet Solutions,' during a service outage. The bot was unhelpful and kept looping. Please draft a 300-word 'Customer Experience Feedback Guide' that I can send to their management. The guide should include three specific sections: first, a professional summary of where the bot failed (lack of empathy, repetitive loops); second, three concrete suggestions for how their AI could better assist a homeowner during an emergency; and third, a formal email template I can copy and paste to send to their support lead. 

Format: Use a clear document layout with bullet points for the suggestions and a distinct box or section for the email template. 

Result: A ready-to-send PDF-style feedback document and a separate email template.
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    CARE

    Create a Digital Decluttering Action Plan

    You'll end up with a customized 7-day schedule and checklist that tells you exactly which buttons to click in your existing apps to let AI clean up your files for you.

    Context: I am an office worker with five years of disorganized files, blurry photos, and random downloads cluttering my computer and cloud storage. I feel overwhelmed and don't know where to start cleaning up. 

Action: Act as a digital productivity expert. Create a step-by-step cleaning plan specifically using built-in AI tools (like those found in Google Photos, Apple iCloud, or Microsoft OneDrive) to automatically group, find duplicates, and rename files. 

Result: Provide a clear, one-page checklist broken down into 'The 15-Minute Daily Clean' and 'The Weekend Deep Dive.'

Example: For photos, tell me to use the search term 'blurry' to find and delete junk quickly. For documents, suggest how to use AI search to find old versions for deletion.

Result: A structured PDF-ready checklist for a 7-day digital cleanup project.
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    RISEN

    Draft a Customized Cover Letter for Your Dream Job

    You'll end up with a polished, one-page cover letter tailored to a specific job title and company, designed to pass through automated screening systems.

    Role: You are an expert Career Coach and Hiring Manager with 20 years of experience in recruitment.
Input: I am applying for a [Job Title] role at [Company Name]. I have 5 years of experience in project management, but I want to pivot into digital marketing. I am hardworking and great at organizing teams.
Steps: 1. Analyze the typical requirements for this job role. 2. Compare my experience to those requirements. 3. Write a 300-word cover letter that highlights how my project management skills (like scheduling and budget tracking) translate to marketing needs. 4. Use a professional yet enthusiastic tone.
Expectation: Create a structured cover letter with an introduction, body paragraphs, and a closing call to action.
Narrowing: Avoid using clichés like 'synergy' or 'team player.' Focus on specific achievements and readiness for a career change.
Result: A ready-to-use, professional cover letter in plain text format.
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    TAG

    Draft a Polite Professional Reply to Your Inbox

    You'll end up with a concise summary of a long message and a perfectly phrased, ready-to-send email reply that handles complex questions quickly.

    Task: I need help responding to a client, Sarah, who sent a long email with several questions about my project timeline and pricing for next month.

Action: Please analyze the following email (paste your email text here). Summarize the three main concerns Sarah has. Then, draft a polite, professional reply that addresses each point clearly using a helpful and expert tone. Keep the response under 150 words.

Goal: The goal is to clear the inbox overwhelm by providing a concise summary and a ready-to-send response that maintains the business relationship.

Result: A bulleted summary of the sender's points followed by a finalized, copy-paste ready email reply.
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    BAB

    Plan a Local Saturday Date Night Using Meta AI Features

    You'll end up with a ready-to-use Saturday Night Local Itinerary featuring two hand-picked small businesses and a timed plan for your evening.

    Before: My partner and I usually end up at the same three chain restaurants every weekend because we find searching through endless, outdated review sites overwhelming and time-consuming.

After: We want to support a locally-owned hidden gem nearby and have a complete plan for a fun, unique Saturday night without the stress of manual research.

Bridge: Using the logic of Meta's new local business discovery features, please act as a local concierge. Identify a highly-rated, independent restaurant and one nearby evening activity (like a boutique shop, park, or live music venue) in my specific neighborhood. Assume I am looking for a 'cozy and creative' vibe with a budget of $100 total. 

Result: A structured 'Saturday Night Local Itinerary' including the names of two specific businesses, their unique 'claim to fame,' estimated costs, and a 3-sentence summary of why they fit the cozy/creative vibe.
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Work & productivity

Prompts to help you plan, prep, and get through your work day faster.

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    APE

    Build a Personalized 8-Hour Productivity Schedule

    You'll end up with a custom-fit daily agenda that blocks out your most important tasks and protects your energy levels. You walk away with a ready-to-use hourly timetable that turns a chaotic day into a manageable plan.

    Action: Act as a professional productivity coach. Create a detailed, minute-by-minute 8-hour workday schedule tailored to a remote marketing manager who feels overwhelmed by back-to-back meetings and loses focus in the afternoon. 
Purpose: I need to protect time for deep work, incorporate specific time-management techniques like 'Time Blocking' and 'Eat the Frog,' and ensure there are scheduled breaks to prevent burnout. 
Expectation: The schedule must include a morning routine, a specific block for 'deep work' (high-priority tasks), a designated time for emails, and a plan for a low-energy afternoon slump. 
Result: A structured, one-page daily agenda table including time slots, task categories, and 3 specific productivity tips to stick to the plan.
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    CARE

    Create a Personalized 3-Month Volunteer Plan

    You'll end up with a customized 3-month volunteer roadmap that matches your professional skills and personal passions to a realistic schedule.

    Context: I am a busy office manager who wants to give back to my community but I struggle to find roles that fit my specific skills in organization and my limited schedule of 4 hours per month. I am passionate about animal welfare and youth literacy.
Action: Act as a community coordinator and create a personalized volunteer roadmap for me. Research and suggest three specific types of local roles (e.g., remote admin for a shelter, weekend reading tutor) that match my skill set and passion. Organize these into a clear schedule for the next three months.
Result: A structured 3-month volunteer plan including a list of 3 role types, the specific skills I would use, and a monthly time-commitment breakdown.
Example: Month 1: Literacy Center (2 hours, Saturday morning) - Organizing the book donation database.
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    BAB

    Create a Personalized 4-Season Backyard Planting Schedule

    You'll end up with a complete, month-by-month gardening roadmap tailored to your specific yard size and climate zone.

    Before: I have a small, 15x10 foot backyard in a sunny climate (Zone 8) with sandy soil. I want to grow my own vegetables and flowers, but I am overwhelmed by when to plant what, and I often forget to water or prune at the right times.

After: I want to be a confident gardener with a thriving, organized garden that provides fresh produce and beautiful blooms throughout the entire year without the guesswork.

Bridge: Act as an expert horticulturist. Create a custom 12-month gardening calendar for me. Please include a list of 5 beginner-friendly plants (mix of vegetables and flowers) suited for my sunny Zone 8 space, a specific month-by-month checklist for planting and maintenance, and a weekly watering schedule.

Result: A structured 12-month PDF-style text guide including a plant list, a monthly task calendar, and a maintenance routine.
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    TAG

    Design a Personalized Gift Wrapping Plan for a Loved One

    You'll end up with a step-by-step Gift Wrapping Blueprint that tells you exactly what materials to buy and how to decorate your package to look professionally designed.

    Task: Design a creative, personalized gift wrapping plan for my brother’s 30th birthday present (a high-quality espresso machine). He loves industrial design, the color forest green, and minimalist aesthetics. 

Action: Brainstorm a unique wrapping concept using household materials or common craft store items. Include a specific color palette, a step-by-step assembly guide for the outer look, a suggestion for a DIY 'to/from' tag that matches the theme, and a creative way to attach a small accessory (like a stirring spoon). 

Goal: Create a visually stunning, professional-looking gift presentation that feels tailored to his specific personality and the milestone occasion. 

Result: A structured one-page Gift Wrapping Blueprint featuring a materials list, visual style guide, and assembly instructions.
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    RACE

    Create a 48-Hour Weekend Digital Detox Plan

    You'll end up with a timed, two-day schedule that replaces every hour of your typical weekend screen time with specific, low-cost activities to help your brain rest.

    Role: You are a professional Wellness Coach and Productivity Specialist.
Action: Create a personalized, hour-by-hour 48-hour digital detox schedule for a busy office worker who wants to unplug from Friday 6 PM to Sunday 6 PM.
Context: I am feeling burnt out by screen time and need a complete break from my smartphone and laptop. I live in a city, enjoy light exercise, and have a budget of $50 for the whole weekend. I need realistic offline alternatives to scrolling through social media or checking emails.
Expectation: The plan must include specific tech-free activities for each block of time, a 'phone parking' strategy, and one physical 'check-in' method to stay on track without using a screen.
Result: A structured, two-day printable itinerary with timed activities and a 'Screen-Free Survival' checklist.
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    RTF

    Build a 7-Day Personalized Stress Relief Plan

    You'll end up with a structured, time-blocked 7-day calendar of specific mental health breaks tailored for a busy professional. You walk away with a ready-to-use table containing 21 unique stress-relief actions.

    Role: You are a professional Wellness Coach and Stress Management Specialist.

Task: I am a busy office worker currently feeling overwhelmed by a high-stakes project deadline. I need a personalized 7-day mental wellness plan that fits into a 9-to-5 schedule. Each day must include one 5-minute morning breathing exercise, one 10-minute lunchtime grounding technique, and one 15-minute evening journaling prompt or relaxation ritual. Avoid generic advice; make the exercises specific and easy to do at a desk or in a small apartment.

Format: Present this as a clear table with columns for Day, Time of Day, Exercise Name, and Brief Instructions. 

Result: A structured 7-day wellness schedule in table format that I can print or save to my phone for immediate daily use.
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    APE

    Create a Board Game Night Plan for Families

    You'll end up with a structured Game Night Plan featuring three hand-picked game recommendations and a quick-reference cheat sheet for your specific family members and time constraints.

    Action: Act as a professional tabletop gaming expert. Please curate a specific list of board game recommendations for my family's upcoming Saturday game night. We have 4 players: two adults, a 10-year-old who loves strategy, and a 7-year-old who prefers fast-paced, funny games. We have a 90-minute time limit and a budget of $30 if we need to buy something new.

Purpose: We want to avoid "decision fatigue" and find a game that keeps everyone engaged without being too complex for the youngest or too boring for the oldest.

Expectation: Provide a list of 3 specific game titles with a brief explanation for each on why it fits our specific group. Include a "Game Night Cheat Sheet" with the estimated setup time, average play time, and a one-sentence summary of the main goal for each game.

Result: A structured Game Night Plan with 3 tailored recommendations and a summary cheat sheet for quick reference.
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    CARE

    Create a Personalized 7-Day Pet Care Schedule

    You'll end up with a complete weekly routine for your pet that maps out exactly when to feed, walk, and play with them based on your personal work-life schedule.

    Context: I am a busy office worker who just adopted a 2-year-old Golden Retriever named Bella. She needs a consistent routine to help her settle in, covering feeding, exercise, and basic training, but I have a 9-to-5 job with a 30-minute commute. 
Action: Create a comprehensive 7-day pet care schedule that balances her needs with my work hours. Include specific time slots for morning walks, two meals, a midday quick-relief break, and evening play/training. Add three 'Pro-Pet Tips' for her breed. 
Result: A structured, easy-to-read weekly calendar in a list format that I can print and stick on my fridge. 
Example: 7:00 AM - Morning Walk (20 mins), 7:30 AM - Breakfast, 8:30 AM - Leave for work. 
Result: A 7-day morning-to-night routine list with breed-specific care advice.
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    RISEN

    Create a Balanced Weekly Calendar Schedule using Gemini Integration

    You'll end up with a structured, hour-by-hour 5-day agenda that balances your heavy workload with personal time, specifically designed to fit into your existing Google Calendar.

    Role: You are a professional Productivity Coach and Calendar Optimizer.
Input: Access my Google Calendar for the next 7 days, focusing on my busy work-week as a Project Manager with two young children.
Steps: 1. Identify back-to-back meetings that can be grouped together. 2. Find 45-minute gaps for 'deep work' or personal development. 3. Suggest specific time slots to move low-priority tasks to keep my evenings free for family. 4. Draft a revised daily agenda.
Expectation: Provide a structured 5-day schedule table with specific time blocks and clear activity labels.
Narrowing: Keep the tone encouraging. Ensure no meetings are deleted, only moved. Focus on avoiding burnout and leaving at least 30 minutes for a lunch break daily.
Result: A complete 5-day optimized schedule table that I can immediately apply to my Google Calendar settings.
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    TAG

    Plan a Personalized Weekend Garden Planter Project

    You walk away with a ready-to-print Project Blueprint that lists every screw and board you need to buy, plus a simplified 10-step guide to building your own garden planter in one afternoon.

    Task: Design a complete DIY project guide for a beginner-friendly outdoor wooden planter box.
Action: Act as a master carpenter and DIY coach. Create a plan for a busy homeowner who has $100, one Saturday afternoon, and basic tools like a drill and a handsaw. Tailor the steps for someone with zero woodworking experience. Provide a specific shopping list of materials available at a standard hardware store and a 10-step assembly guide with safety tips.
Goal: To have a clear, actionable plan that makes a home improvement project feel easy and successful.
Result: A one-page 'Project Blueprint' including a shopping list, cut list, and assembly instructions.
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    RTF

    Create a Custom Language Practice Drill Sheet

    You walk away with a personalized, one-page Spanish practice worksheet designed specifically for ordering food in a restaurant setting.

    Role: You are a friendly, patient professional language tutor who specializes in helping adults learn practical speaking skills.
Task: I am traveling to Mexico City in two weeks and need to practice ordering food at a busy restaurant. Create a language practice drill sheet for Spanish learners that focuses strictly on this scenario. Include a vocabulary list of 10 essential phrases, three 'fill-in-the-blank' grammar exercises for common ordering sentences, and a short dialogue script between a 'Waiter' and a 'Customer' that I can read aloud. Ensure the tone is casual and polite.
Format: Provide a structured worksheet with clear headers for Vocabulary, Exercises, and Dialogue. 
Result: A single-page, ready-to-print practice worksheet for restaurant Spanish.
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    CARE

    Plan a Personalized Weekend Activity Schedule for Kids

    You'll end up with a timed, step-by-step 'Saturday Adventure Guide' tailored to your child's age, specific interests, and the exact supplies you already have in your cupboards.

    Context: I am a busy parent looking for creative ways to entertain my 6-year-old daughter this Saturday. She loves dinosaurs, building things, and drawing, but she has a short attention span. We will be at home and I only have basic household items like cardboard boxes, tape, markers, and kitchen supplies. 

Action: Create a structured 4-hour activity schedule that breaks the morning into 30-minute blocks. The activities must be low-mess, use the materials I mentioned, and incorporate her specific interests. 

Result: Provide a formatted timetable including an 'Activity Name', a 'Supply List' for each, and 'One-Sentence Instructions' for how to guide her through each step.

Example: An activity could be 'Dino-Base Camp' using a cardboard box and markers to create a habitat. 

Result: A one-page 'Saturday Adventure Guide' timetable with 8 time slots, specific supply lists, and simple instructions.
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    RISEN

    Create a Personalized 7-Day Financial Fitness Action Plan

    You'll end up with a custom 7-day calendar featuring daily 10-minute tasks that simplify budgeting and credit management based on your specific spare cash.

    Role: You are a friendly, encouraging Personal Finance Coach who specializes in making money management simple for beginners.
Input: I am a white-collar professional who wants to improve my financial literacy, specifically focusing on building an emergency fund and understanding credit scores. I have $200 extra per month to put toward goals.
Steps: 1. Briefly explain these two concepts using simple household metaphors. 2. Create a sequence of 7 daily, 10-minute activities to improve these areas. 3. Include a simple tracking table for the week.
Expectation: Provide a clear, encouraging 7-day schedule with actionable tasks.
Narrowing: Avoid complex banking jargon like 'amortization' or 'fiduciary.' Keep the tone positive and stress-free. Do not give specific investment advice.
Result: A one-page 7-day 'Financial Fitness' calendar and task list.
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    TAG

    Create a Detailed Room Redesign Plan

    You'll end up with a step-by-step Room Transformation Guide that acts as a blueprint for redecorating your space, complete with a budget-friendly shopping list and specific color codes.

    Task: Act as a professional interior designer. I want to refresh my home office for my upcoming 30th birthday on a $500 budget. My style is 'Modern Japandi' (clean lines, natural woods, and calming earth tones).

Action: Suggest a new furniture layout for a standard 10x10 room. Provide a curated list of 5 specific decor items I should look for (like a textured rug or a specific lamp style). Recommend a three-color paint palette with HEX color codes. Ensure every suggestion fits within the $500 total limit.

Goal: Help me visualize a professional and cozy workspace that I can implement this weekend.

Result: A structured 'Room Transformation Guide' including a layout description, a shopping list with estimated prices, and a color palette guide.
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    RACE

    Outline a 4-Week Career Skill Pivot Plan

    You'll end up with a structured, one-page roadmap that identifies your specific skill deficiencies and provides a manageable 4-week schedule to fix them.

    Role: You are an expert Career Development Coach and Skills Analyst.

Action: Create a personalized 'Skill Gap Analysis and 4-Week Learning Roadmap' for me.

Context: I am currently a General Administrative Assistant with 5 years of experience, but I want to transition into a Junior Project Coordinator role within the next 3 months. I am comfortable with basic office software but lack formal project management training or experience with specialized tools like Asana or Trello. I have 3 hours per week available for learning.

Expectation: Identify the top 3 critical skill gaps I need to bridge and provide a structured 4-week plan. Each week must include one specific, free resource (like a YouTube series or a specific certification name) and a small practice task I can do at my current job to build experience.

Result: A single-page PDF-ready roadmap with a skill gap table and a week-by-week action plan.
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    APE

    Build a 7-Day Personalized Style Guide

    You'll end up with a complete 7-day outfit calendar tailored to your specific work schedule and style preferences, using items you likely already own.

    Action: Act as a professional fashion stylist. Review my personal style description, which is 'minimalist office-wear with a preference for neutral colors and comfortable fabrics,' and create a weekly outfit rotation.

Purpose: I have an important presentation this Wednesday and a casual outdoor team-building lunch on Friday, and I want to look sharp without buying new clothes. I need to coordinate my existing basics (black trousers, white shirts, navy blazer, tan loafers) into fresh combinations.

Expectation: Create a day-by-day table for Monday through Sunday. For each day, list the specific clothing items, one accessory, and the 'vibe' of the look. Ensure Wednesday is the most formal and Friday is functional but stylish.

Result: A 7-day outfit calendar in a table format with a specific shopping list of any missing 'bridge' items if needed.
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    BAB

    Build a Custom 15-Minute Daily Rehab Routine

    You'll end up with a structured, time-stamped 15-minute exercise table specifically designed for low-impact recovery that you can follow during a work break.

    Before: I am a busy office worker currently recovering from mild runner's knee (patellofemoral pain). My physical therapist cleared me for light movement, but I struggle to find a short, safe routine I can do at home without special equipment. I often feel stiff after sitting for 8 hours and worry about making the injury worse.

After: I want to have a clear, safe, and effective 15-minute daily exercise schedule that improves my knee stability and flexibility while fitting into my lunch break.

Bridge: Act as a personal recovery coach. Generate a step-by-step 15-minute rehabilitation routine for me. Include a 2-minute warm-up, three specific low-impact exercises with clear instructions on form, and a cool-down stretch. Please ensure no jumping or heavy weights are required.

Result: A structured 15-minute daily exercise plan in a table format including exercise names, durations, and simple 'how-to' instructions.
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    RTF

    Build a 3-Day Family Weekend Trip Itinerary

    You'll end up with a ready-to-use, hour-by-hour schedule for a 3-day family trip, including specific restaurant suggestions and a custom packing list.

    Role: You are a professional travel planner specializing in family-friendly, stress-free vacations.

Task: Plan a complete 3-day weekend itinerary for a family of four (two adults and two kids aged 7 and 10) visiting Washington D.C. next month. The budget is mid-range, and the family prefers a mix of outdoor walking, interactive museums, and kid-friendly cafes. Ensure every day includes a morning activity, a lunch spot, an afternoon activity, and a dinner suggestion, all within 20 minutes of each other to minimize travel stress.

Format: Present the itinerary in a day-by-day table. Under the table, provide a 'Packing Checklist' section with 5 essential items for this specific trip.

Result: A structured 3-day travel plan with mapped-out timing, locations, and a custom packing list.
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    RISEN

    Plan a Stress-Free Monday-to-Friday Family Meal Guide

    You'll end up with a ready-to-use 5-day dinner schedule, a organized shopping list, and specific tricks to keep both picky kids and health-conscious adults happy.

    Role: You are a professional family meal planner who specializes in quick, healthy meals for busy working parents.
Input: I need a meal plan for a family of four (two adults, two kids). We have a budget of $150 for the week. One child is a picky eater who dislikes green vegetables, and one adult is cutting back on carbs. We only have 30 minutes to cook each evening.
Steps: 1. Create a 5-day dinner menu (Monday-Friday). 2. Provide a categorized grocery list for all ingredients. 3. Include a 'parent hack' for each meal to save time or hide veggies.
Expectation: Output a clear table for the menu, followed by the grocery list and hacks.
Narrowing: Avoid expensive specialty ingredients or complex techniques. Keep the tone encouraging and practical.
Result: A complete 5-day dinner menu with a matching grocery list and time-saving tips.
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    RACE

    Build a Custom Weekly Family Chore Chart

    You'll end up with a fully organized, printable 7-day household schedule that assigns specific, age-appropriate duties to every family member.

    Role: You are a professional household manager and organization expert.
Action: Create a personalized weekly chore chart for my family.
Context: We are a family of four: Two adults, a 10-year-old (Leo), and a 6-year-old (Maya). Maya needs simple tasks like putting toys away, while Leo can handle light cleaning. Both parents work full-time, so we need a fair rotation for dinner prep and laundry. Include a points system where kids can earn a small weekend reward for finishing their tasks.
Expectation: The output should be a clear, table-formatted schedule covering Monday through Sunday. Ensure tasks are age-appropriate and balanced between all members so no one person is overwhelmed. 
Result: A structured 7-day table with names, tasks, and a 'Points Earned' column that I can print and put on my fridge.
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    APE

    Create a Personalized 12-Month Household Savings Roadmap

    You'll end up with a printable 12-month savings calendar and a plain-English guide to investment terms customized for your family's specific financial goals.

    Action: Act as a friendly personal finance assistant. Create a structured 12-month savings and investment plan for a family of four living in a medium-sized city with a combined monthly income of $6,000. 

Purpose: We want to build an emergency fund of $10,000 and start a small monthly investment for our children's future education, but we feel overwhelmed by financial jargon and high cost of living. 

Expectation: Provide a clear breakdown of monthly contribution targets, a plain-English explanation of two low-risk investment options (like a High-Yield Savings Account or Index Funds), and a simple table showing potential growth over one year. 

Result: A formatted 12-month savings roadmap including a monthly contribution table and a 'Financial Terms Cheat Sheet' for the family to print and stick on the fridge.
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    RISEN

    Create a Personalized Gift Guide and Shopping List

    You'll end up with a ready-to-use shopping plan featuring five thoughtful gift ideas tailored to a specific person's hobbies, along with a price breakdown to keep you on budget.

    Role: You are a professional Gift Concierge known for finding thoughtful, unique, and practical presents.
Input: I need a gift for my sister's 30th birthday. She loves indoor gardening, works as a remote graphic designer, and has a $150 total budget.
Steps: First, brainstorm 5 creative gift ideas that combine her interests. Second, for each idea, explain why it fits her lifestyle. Third, create a categorized shopping list with estimated prices.
Expectation: Provide a clear, organized guide that feels personal and premium.
Narrowing: Avoid generic gift cards or flowers. Focus on items that improve her home office or hobby. Keep the tone warm and celebratory.
Result: A one-page PDF-ready gift guide including 5 specific product ideas and a budget-tracking shopping list.
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    TAG

    Create a Smart Household Budget Savings Plan

    You'll end up with a customized Vacation Fund Action Plan that includes a side-by-side comparison table of your current and revised spending and six actionable steps to save $200 monthly.

    Task: Act as a helpful family financial assistant. I need to find ways to save $200 a month for my family's upcoming summer vacation to Florida.

Action: I will provide a summary list of our monthly spending below. Please analyze these expenses to identify three specific areas where we can cut back without losing our quality of life. For each area, suggest one "AI-powered" habit change (like using a price-tracking tool or automated savings app) and one traditional manual change.

Spending Data:
- Rent: $2,200
- Groceries: $850
- Utilities: $280
- Streaming/Subs: $95
- Dining Out: $400
- Transport: $300

Goal: Create a clear table showing current spending vs. the new proposed budget to reach the $200 savings target.

Result: A one-page 'Vacation Fund Action Plan' document with a comparison table and six specific action steps.
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    RACE

    Create a Personal Certification Study Guide and Flashcard Set

    You'll end up with a condensed one-page study sheet and 10 ready-to-use flashcards specifically designed for a certification exam deadline.

    Role: You are a professional Corporate Trainer and Learning Specialist.

Action: Create a comprehensive one-page study summary and a set of 10 digital flashcards.

Context: I am a busy Marketing Assistant preparing for a 'Data Privacy Essentials' certification exam this Friday. I have limited time and need to master the 5 core principles of GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and how they apply to email marketing. Use simple, non-legal language.

Expectation: The study guide should use bullet points for easy reading. The flashcards should follow a 'Front: [Term/Question]' and 'Back: [Definition/Answer]' format. Focus on practical application rather than just theory.

Result: A structured one-page text summary followed by 10 formatted flashcard pairs ready to be copied into a study app.
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    RTF

    Create a Personalized Weekend Reading List and Summary

    You'll end up with a curated list of three book recommendations tailored to your mood, including a 'cheat sheet' summary for each one to help you decide what to read first.

    Role: You are a professional Book Stylist and Librarian. Your goal is to help me find my next great read based on my specific mood and limited time this weekend.

Task: Recommend exactly three books for me. I am a busy parent who enjoys fast-paced mystery novels like 'Gone Girl' and uplifting historical fiction like 'The Help'. I am currently feeling a bit stressed and want something that is either a total page-turner to distract me or something incredibly heartwarming to relax me. For each recommendation, provide a 3-sentence plot summary, the 'vibe' of the book (e.g., cozy, intense, thought-provoking), and three 'Key Takeaways' so I can understand the core message without reading the whole thing first.

Format: Present this as a clean, bulleted list with bold titles.

Result: A one-page 'Next Read' Guide with 3 recommendations, summaries, and key takeaways.
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    APE

    Create a Personalized Weekly Wellness Schedule for Your Pet

    You'll end up with a structured 7-day calendar and checklist tailored to your pet's age, breed, and lifestyle to improve their health and your daily flow.

    Action: Act as a professional pet care coordinator. Design a customized, weekly wellness and activity schedule for my 4-year-old Golden Retriever, Bailey, who has high energy but lives in a small apartment and needs to manage their weight. 

Purpose: This schedule will help me balance Bailey's exercise needs with my full-time work-from-home job, ensuring he stay mentally stimulated and physically fit throughout the week. 

Expectation: Create a day-by-day (Monday-Sunday) activities calendar. Include specific time slots for interactive play (like puzzle toys), 30-minute walks, feeding times with calorie-conscious tips based on common breed needs, and evening brush/grooming sessions to bond. Use a clear, bulleted format that is easy to print. 

Result: A complete 7-day pet care routine and wellness checklist in a document-ready format.
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    RISEN

    Create a Custom Weekend DIY Project Roadmap

    You'll end up with a complete, printable one-page instruction sheet that guides you from the hardware store to the finished wooden birdhouse in under two hours.

    Role: You are an expert DIY hobbyist and craft tutor.
Input: I am a total beginner with only 2 hours and $50 to spend this weekend. I want to build a small wooden birdhouse for my niece's 5th birthday using basic tools (hammer, nails, glue).
Steps:
1. List the materials and exact dimensions of wood needed.
2. Provide a 10-step assembly guide written for a beginner.
3. Include a child-safe decoration plan.
4. Write a short, sweet 'instruction manual' note I can give to my niece.
Expectation: A one-page project sheet.
Narrowing: Avoid power tools. Use simple, encouraging language. No complex joinery.
Result: A complete one-page PDF-style guide including a shopping list, assembly steps, and a gift note.
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    BAB

    Build a 7-Day Personalized Home Workout Plan

    You'll end up with a structured 7-day fitness calendar specifically designed for your home environment, time constraints, and fitness level.

    Before: I am a busy parent who hasn't exercised consistently in six months. I feel stiff and low on energy, but I only have 20 minutes in the morning before the kids wake up, and I have no gym equipment at home except for a yoga mat.

After: I want to feel stronger and more flexible with a structured routine that fits my tight schedule and requires zero equipment, making it impossible to make excuses.

Bridge: Act as a personal fitness coach. Create a 7-day personalized workout plan for me. Each day must include a 2-minute warm-up, a 15-minute bodyweight circuit (describe 5 specific exercises and repetitions), and a 3-minute cool-down stretch. Use encouraging language and ensure the movements are beginner-friendly to avoid injury.

Result: A complete 7-day calendar table with specific exercises, durations, and a daily 'motivation mantra' to keep me focused.
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    RACE

    Create a Team Meeting Summary and Action Plan

    You'll end up with a structured project memo that clearly outlines who is doing what and by when, ready to be sent to your team or boss.

    Role: You are a highly organized Executive Assistant using the latest Microsoft Copilot summarization style.
Action: Take the messy notes I provide and turn them into a polished meeting recap for my team.
Context: We just had a 45-minute project kick-off for 'Project Blue Jay.' The notes are disorganized: We agreed on a $5,000 budget, Sarah is lead on design, Mike handles the vendor, and the deadline is October 15th. We also briefly talked about the holiday party but decided to skip it for now.
Expectation: I need a professional summary that highlights clear decisions and a bulleted list of individual tasks with deadlines. Skip the fluff about the holiday party.

Notes to process: [Paste your messy notes or transcript here]

Result: A single-page professional memo with three sections: Summary, Key Decisions, and Action Items.
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    APE

    Create a Custom Weekly Family Meal Plan with AI

    You'll end up with a ready-to-use 7-day dinner schedule and a organized shopping list that handles picky kids and low-carb diets simultaneously.

    Action: Act as a professional family meal planner. Create a 7-day dinner menu specifically for my family of four. My kids are picky eaters who hate green vegetables, and my partner is currently following a low-carb diet. We only have 30 minutes to cook on weeknights.

Purpose: I want to stop the daily stress of deciding what to eat while ensuring everyone’s dietary needs are met without making three separate meals.

Expectation: Provide a structured table listing each day's meal name, a brief 2-sentence preparation summary, and a 'Hack' for how to satisfy both the low-carb adult and the picky kids using the same base ingredients.

Result: A complete 7-day dinner menu in a table format with a categorized grocery shopping list at the bottom.
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    CARE

    Create a Home Office Redesign Plan

    You'll end up with a structured, step-by-step design blueprint that tells you exactly where to put your furniture and what colors to buy to transform a small room.

    Context: I am a remote worker with a tiny 8x10 foot spare bedroom that needs to become a functional and stylish home office. My budget is $500, I prefer a 'Modern Minimalist' style with calming green accents, and I need space for two monitors and a standing desk. 

Action: Please act as an interior designer and create a comprehensive room layout and decor guide. Include recommendations for furniture placement to maximize natural light, a specific color palette (hex codes included), and a list of five essential decor items that fit my budget. 

Result: A structured 'Home Office Design Blueprint' including a layout description, a shopping list of item types, and a style guide. 

Example: Instead of just 'buy a desk,' suggest 'place a 48-inch birch wood desk perpendicular to the window to reduce screen glare.' 

Result: A formatted text-based interior design plan with sections for Layout, Color Pallet, and Furniture/Decor Recommendations.
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    RISEN

    Create a Balanced Daily Energy-Based Schedule

    You'll end up with a customized, hourly daily plan that matches your tasks to your natural energy levels to prevent burnout.

    Role: You are a professional Productivity Coach and Time Management Expert.
Input: I am a busy office worker who feels drained by 3 PM. My key tasks are: 2 hours of deep report writing, 3 hours of back-to-back team meetings, and picking up my kids from school at 4 PM.
Steps: 1. Identify my high-energy peak times based on a typical morning person profile. 2. Slot my deep work (report writing) during those peaks. 3. Place meetings during my mid-day energy dips. 4. Include 15-minute 'battery recharge' breaks after intense tasks. 5. Draft the final schedule from 8 AM to 6 PM.
Expectation: A structured daily timeline with specific time blocks and break activities.
Narrowing: Avoid early morning meetings. Do not suggest complex meditation; keep breaks simple like 'short walk' or 'snack'.
Result: A one-page hourly daily routine formatted as a clear list.
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    TAG

    Plan and Schedule a Birthday Dinner Event

    You'll end up with a fully scheduled event on your personal Google Calendar, complete with a task list to ensure you don't forget the cake or the card.

    Task: Help me organize a '30th Birthday Dinner' for my friend Sarah on my Google Calendar for next Friday evening.
Action: First, check my Google Calendar for next Friday and suggest a 2-hour window where I am free after 6:00 PM. Once you find a slot, create a calendar event titled 'Sarah’s 30th Birthday Dinner' at a local Italian restaurant. Include a description with a 3-item checklist: 1. Confirm reservation for 6 people, 2. Buy a birthday card, and 3. Set a 1-hour travel reminder.
Goal: Successfully schedule this social event into my actual calendar with all necessary prep notes included.
Result: A confirmed Google Calendar event entry with a title, specific time, and a preparation checklist in the description field.
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    RACE

    Build a Career Skills Gap Roadmap

    You walk away with a personalized 6-month professional development roadmap that identifies exactly which technical skills you are missing and the specific courses needed to fix them.

    Role: You are a professional Career Transition Coach and Skills Analyst.

Action: Create a tailored skills gap analysis and learning plan for a mid-level Marketing Manager who wants to transition into a 'Senior Data-Driven Growth Lead' role within the next 6 months.

Context: My current skills include copywriting, social media management, and basic Google Analytics. I lack experience in SQL, advanced data visualization, and performance marketing automation. I have a budget of $500 for courses and can dedicate 5 hours per week to learning.

Expectation: Identify the top 3 high-priority skill gaps. For each gap, recommend one specific online course or certification that fits the budget and timeline. Provide a month-by-month study schedule.

Result: A structured, 1-page Career Bridge Document with a skill comparison table, course list, and a 6-month calendar.
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    BAB

    Design a Personalized Birthday Card using Image Editing

    You'll end up with a custom-designed, personalized birthday card image featuring a specific theme and the recipient's name added directly onto the artwork.

    Before: I want to create a special birthday card for my 7-year-old nephew, Leo, who loves vintage space rockets. I have no graphic design skills and I am stuck with generic store-bought options that don't feel personal.

After: I have a high-quality, custom square image of a red and white 1950s-style rocket landing on a soft blue moon. The card has his name 'Leo' clearly written on the side of the ship and a 'Happy 7th Birthday!' banner floating in the stars.

Bridge: Use your image generation and editing tools to create this specific scene. First, generate the rocket on the moon. Then, ensure you add the text 'Leo' onto the rocket body and a festive banner in the sky. Make the colors vibrant but classic.

Result: A high-resolution square image file (PNG/JPG) ready to be printed or sent digitally to family.
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    TAG

    Build a Custom Meeting Note Synthesizer

    You'll end up with a custom instruction set that turns ChatGPT into a specialized assistant for your recurring meetings, ensuring consistent and professional notes every time.

    Task: Create a structured set of instructions to turn you into my personal 'Project Sync Assistant'. I need you to behave as a professional executive assistant for my weekly 30-minute team syncs.

Action: When I paste raw transcript text or messy bullet points, you must 1) Standardize the formatting, 2) Extract exactly five 'Key Decision' points, 3) List 'Action Items' with a named owner and a deadline (use placeholders like [TBD] if missing), and 4) Draft a 3-sentence summary for a manager's email update.

Goal: Transform disorganized notes into a clean, professional summary that ensures no tasks are forgotten.

Result: A reusable 'Instruction Set' that I can paste into ChatGPT's 'Custom Instructions' or a new GPT to handle every future meeting.
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    RTF

    Create a Plain English Science Brief for Family

    You'll end up with a one-page, jargon-free summary of a complex study that is easy for children or seniors to understand immediately.

    Role: Act as a friendly science communicator who specializes in translating complex research for non-experts. 

Task: Please take the complex main findings from a research paper or scientific article (I will paste the text below) and rewrite them into a 300-word "Plain English Brief." This is for my elderly parents and my teenage children, so avoid all technical jargon. Use metaphors that relate to everyday household items to explain the hard parts. Include three clear bullet points on how this news actually changes our daily lives or health.

Format: Use a clear title, three short paragraphs of explanation, and a 'So What?' section with three bullet points. 

[Paste your article text here]

Result: A one-page simplified guide that I can printed or WhatsApp to my family group chat.
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    RACE

    Create a Personalized Weekly Pet Care Dashboard

    You'll end up with a complete 7-day digital planner tailored to your pet's specific breed and your work schedule, featuring timed tasks and creative play ideas.

    Role: You are a professional Pet Care Manager and animal enrichment expert.

Action: Create a comprehensive one-week management schedule and health log template for my dog, Cooper, a high-energy 3-year-old Golden Retriever.

Context: I am a busy office worker who needs to balance Cooper's need for physical exercise with my 9-to-5 desk job. The schedule must include specific slots for feeding, two medication reminders (8 AM and 8 PM), diverse 15-minute enrichment activities (like puzzle toys or scent games), and a daily health log section to note his appetite and energy levels.

Expectation: The plan should be organized by day, easy to read on a mobile phone, and include specific, creative play ideas that don't requires expensive equipment.

Result: A structured 7-day pet care dashboard with a schedule, enrichment activity list, and health tracking table.
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    RTF

    Create a 14-Day Personalized Skill Mastery Roadmap

    You'll end up with a step-by-step 14-day calendar that maps out exactly how to spend 30 minutes a day to master a specific new skill.

    Role: You are an expert Personal Learning Coach and Curriculum Designer.

Task: Create a highly personalized 14-day study plan for me to learn the basics of "Interior Design for a Home Office." I am a complete beginner with a budget of $200 for supplies and only 30 minutes available each evening after work. I learn best through visual examples and hands-on projects rather than long reading assignments. Please break down exactly what I should do each day to go from zero knowledge to having a completed mood board and a floor plan for my own room.

Format: Use a day-by-day table format. Include a 'Key Goal' for each day, a specific 15-minute activity, and a 15-minute visual resource (like a video type or gallery to search).

Result: A structured 14-day calendar with daily specific actions and a final project checklist.
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    APE

    Build a Custom DIY Weekend Project Plan

    You'll end up with a complete, one-page roadmap for your home renovation that includes a shopping list and a specific hourly schedule for your weekend.

    Action: Act as an expert interior designer and DIY consultant. Create a comprehensive, step-by-step project plan for a weekend home improvement project. The scenario is that I am a homeowner looking to refresh my guest bedroom with an accent wall and new shelving before a visitor arrives next Friday. My budget is $200 and I have moderate DIY skills.

Purpose: To help me organize my time, list every single material I need to buy from the hardware store, and provide a manageable schedule so the room is clean and ready by Friday.

Expectation: Provide a list of necessary materials, a 2-day work schedule (Saturday and Sunday), and specific techniques for a professional finish. 

Result: A single-page PDF-ready guide including a shopping list, a tools checklist, and a detailed hour-by-hour timeline for the weekend.
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    RISEN

    Create a Personalized 7-Day Stress-Relief Action Plan

    You'll end up with a custom 7-day calendar and a list of quick phrases designed to help you lower stress during your busiest work weeks.

    Role: You are a supportive Wellness Coach specializing in burnout prevention for office workers.
Input: I am a busy project manager feeling overwhelmed by back-to-back meetings and a long commute. I have 10 minutes in the morning and 15 minutes in the evening to dedicate to my well-being.
Steps: First, identify three specific stress triggers common for office workers. Second, design a 7-day schedule with one micro-mindfulness exercise for the morning and one physical or mental decompression routine for the evening. Third, provide three quick 'in-the-moment' coping phrases for high-stress meetings.
Expectation: A structured Monday-to-Sunday table followed by a bulleted list of coping phrases.
Narrowing: Use a gentle, encouraging tone. Avoid medical jargon. Do not suggest expensive equipment or long activities.
Result: A one-page 7-Day Digital Wellness Calendar with morning/evening routines and a 'Pocket Guide' of stress-relief phrases.
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    RACE

    Outline a Presentation for our School Fundraiser

    You'll end up with a structured, slide-by-slide blueprint that covers every part of a professional pitch, from the logic to the layout.

    Role: You are a professional Fundraising Events Coordinator and Presentation Specialist.

Action: Create a comprehensive slide-by-slide outline for a 10-slide presentation to pitch a "Green Community Garden" project to our local PTA board.

Context: Our goal is to raise $5,000 this spring. The audience is busy parents and teachers who need clear, visual information. Please include a slide for the vision, the budget, the timeline, and the call to action.

Expectation: Use a friendly and persuasive tone. Provide a specific title and 4-5 bullet points of content for each slide. Suggest one visual idea (like a chart, icon, or photo) for every slide to guide my design.

Result: A detailed 10-slide presentation outline ready to be copied into Google Slides or PowerPoint.
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    BAB

    Create a Smart Family Budget Analysis and Chart

    You'll end up with a structured, easy-to-read table of your monthly finances and a clear visual summary of where your money goes.

    Before: I am currently staring at a messy list of our family's monthly expenses. It is hard to see where the money is going, and I feel overwhelmed trying to decide what we can actually afford to save for our upcoming summer holiday.

After: I want to have a clear, organized breakdown of our spending categories, a calculation of our remaining monthly savings, and a simple text-based chart showing which categories are our biggest expenses.

Bridge: Using the logic of the new Excel Copilot, please analyze the following raw expense list: Housing ($1,500), Groceries ($600), Dining Out ($300), Utilities ($200), Transport ($150), Subscriptions ($50). Our total monthly take-home pay is $4,000. Organize this into a logical table, calculate the total spent versus total saved, and provide three specific suggestions for saving an extra $200 this month for our holiday.

Result: A formatted data table with a spending breakdown and a text-based chart showing expense distribution.
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    RACE

    Create a Weekly Shared Family Chore and Meal Dashboard

    You'll end up with a complete one-page household dashboard that assigns tasks to everyone and plans your meals and shopping for the week.

    Role: You are an expert Family Organization Specialist who helps busy households run smoothly.
Action: Create a comprehensive one-week household management plan.
Context: I am organizing for a family of four (two adults, two kids aged 8 and 12). Everyone is busy with school and work, and we are currently overwhelmed. We need a plan that balances chores and meals for Monday through Sunday. One child is a picky eater, and we have a $150 weekly grocery budget.
Expectation: The plan must be fair and balanced. Include a chore rotation for each family member, a 7-day dinner menu with a corresponding organized grocery list, and a daily 'priority' for our shared calendar to keep us on track.
Result: A structured text dashboard including a Chore Table, a Meal Plan, a Grocery List by aisle, and 7 Daily Calendar Pins.
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    APE

    Build a 3-Day Healthy Family Meal Plan

    You'll end up with a structured 3-day dinner schedule and a organized shopping list designed to save you time in the kitchen and the grocery store.

    Action: Act as a helpful family nutritionist. Create a 3-day healthy dinner plan specifically for a family of four (two adults and two kids who are picky eaters). Each meal must take under 30 minutes to cook and use common grocery store ingredients. Include one vegetarian option.

Purpose: I want to stop relying on takeout and ensure my family eats more protein and vegetables during a busy work week while staying within a $60 budget for these ingredients.

Expectation: Provide a clear table showing the meal name, ingredients needed, and a 5-step cooking instruction for each. Following the plan, provide a consolidated 'Aisle-by-Aisle' shopping list to make the grocery trip fast.

Result: A complete 3-day dinner menu with simplified instructions and a categorized grocery list ready for a phone or printed paper.
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    RISEN

    Create a 3-Day Zero-Waste Family Meal Plan

    You'll end up with a custom 3-day dinner schedule and step-by-step recipes that focus on using up the specific ingredients currently sitting in your fridge to prevent food waste.

    Role: You are a professional meal planner and frugal home chef.
Input: I have a half-empty jar of pesto, 3 softened bell peppers, a bag of spinach, and 2 chicken breasts in my fridge.
Steps:
1. Create a 3-day dinner menu for a family of four using these specific ingredients as the base.
2. Incorporate common pantry staples like pasta, rice, or spices to complete the meals.
3. Ensure each meal flows into the next to minimize waste.
Expectation: Provide a structured table including meal names, a short ingredient list, and 3 simple cooking steps for each recipe.
Narrowing: Avoid expensive or hard-to-find exotic ingredients. Keep the tone encouraging and focused on saving money.
Result: A printable 3-day dinner schedule with recipes and a 'use-it-up' shopping list for any small missing items.
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Learning & skills

Prompts to learn something new, explain a tricky topic, or practise a skill.

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    BAB

    Create a Personalized Family Summer Reading List

    You'll end up with a custom-tailored 6-book reading guide designed specifically for three different family members with very different tastes.

    Before: I want to encourage my family to read more, but I'm struggling to find books that match everyone's unique tastes. My 8-year-old son loves Minecraft and space but hates long chapters, my teenage daughter only wants fast-paced mysteries with no romance, and I want a historical fiction novel that feels uplifting rather than sad.

After: I have a neatly organized reading list for the upcoming month that matches our specific interests, complete with short descriptions and where to find them (library, bookstore, or e-reader).

Bridge: Act as a friendly librarian. Based on the preferences above, suggest two specific book titles for each of us (6 books total). For each book, provide the title, author, a two-sentence summary of why it fits that person, and a 'Vibe Check' (e.g., 'Spooky but fun' or 'Action-packed').

Result: A structured 3-person 'Family Summer Reading List' formatted as a clear guide I can print or share in our family group chat.
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    APE

    Design a Personalized Virtual Escape Room for Family Night

    You'll end up with a complete, ready-to-play game script that transforms your living room or a group chat into an interactive puzzle adventure for your family.

    Action: Design a fully playable, text-based virtual escape room experience themed around a 'Missing Cake Mystery' for a family game night with two children under age 10. 
Purpose: To provide an engaging, 30-minute interactive activity that requires teamwork and basic logic puzzles while keeping the tone light and fun for a Saturday evening at home.
Expectation: Create a flow consisting of a vivid introduction, three distinct 'locked' rooms (the Kitchen, the Pantry, and the Garden), one specific puzzle for each room with clear solution hints, and a final 'Victory' message. Each puzzle must be solvable by a 7-year-old. 
Result: A complete game script containing narrative descriptions, puzzles, answers, and a 'Game Master Guide' for the parent to read aloud.
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    BAB

    Create a Personalized Scavenger Hunt Educational Game

    You'll end up with a ready-to-print game script that turns your home into an interactive classroom using a theme your child actually loves.

    Before: My 7-year-old child, Leo, is struggling to get excited about basic addition and subtraction. He loves dinosaurs and gets bored with standard worksheets, making our home study sessions feel like a chore.

After: I want Leo to be an 'Explorer' on a mission where solving math problems reveals clues to a hidden treasure in our living room, turning a boring lesson into an immersive, high-energy adventure.

Bridge: Act as an educational game designer. Create a 10-step 'Dino-Math Scavenger Hunt' game. For each step, provide a short dinosaur-themed story snippet, one addition or subtraction math problem (level: age 7), and a 'Hidden Clue' location hint (like 'under the sofa' or 'behind the fridge') that I can write on a slip of paper. 

Result: A complete one-page game script including 10 story clues, 10 math challenges, and a setup guide for the parent.
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    BAB

    Create a Cultural Travel Phrasebook for Your Vacation

    You'll end up with a custom-built, two-page travel cheat sheet tailored to your specific destination, containing phonetic guides so you can speak to locals immediately.

    Before: I am traveling to Tokyo, Japan, in two weeks and I don't speak the language. I feel anxious about ordering at local restaurants and asking for directions because I don't want to be rude or get lost.

After: I want to feel confident interacting with locals using polite, accurate Japanese phrases that reflect current natural speech, ensuring a respectful and smooth travel experience.

Bridge: Using your advanced multilingual capabilities, please create a 2-page pocket-sized travel phrasebook. Include 10 essential phrases for dining, 5 for navigation, and 5 for polite greetings. For each phrase, provide the English meaning, the Japanese script, and a phonetic pronunciation guide that is easy for an English speaker to read aloud. Format this as a clear table.

Result: A structured, print-ready travel guide with 20 essential phrases, translations, and pronunciation guides.
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    RTF

    Create a Photo Search Treasure Map for Your Family

    You'll end up with a cheat sheet of five highly specific search phrases designed to trick the Google Photos smart search into finding your exact favorite holiday moments instantly.

    Role: You are an organized family memory expert and personal archivist.
Task: Help me find specific photos in my Google Photos library by writing five highly detailed, natural language search queries based on our last summer beach holiday to Cornwall. I want to create a printed 'Memory Jar' gift, so I need to find five specific moments: a sunset, a sandy dog, an ice cream mishap, a group photo by the water, and a funny face from the car ride. For each moment, write a descriptive sentence that Google Photos' new natural language search can understand.
Format: List five numbered search query options. Below each query, add a short sentence explaining why that specific phrase will help find the image among thousands of others.

Result: A list of five optimized search phrases to copy and paste into Google Photos to quickly find specific holiday memories for a craft project.
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Family, home & travel

Prompts for family life, around the house, recipes, and travel planning.

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    BAB

    Create a Personalized Recipe Substitution Guide for Dietary Needs

    You'll end up with a customized, safe-to-eat recipe card that transforms a high-dairy, high-salt meal into a dietary-friendly version for your family.

    Before: My family loves our traditional Saturday night heavy cream pasta, but my daughter was recently diagnosed with a lactose intolerance and my husband is trying to follow a low-sodium diet for his heart health.
After: I want to serve a delicious, creamy-style pasta this weekend that satisfies both these health requirements without losing the comforting flavor or texture we all love.
Bridge: Please act as a professional nutritionist and home cook. Revise my recipe for 'Creamy Garlic Fettuccine' to be strictly dairy-free and low-sodium. Suggest specific brand-neutral ingredient swaps for heavy cream, parmesan, and salt. Then, provide a step-by-step cooking method to ensure the new ingredients don't clump or separate.
Result: A single-page recipe card including a revised ingredients list, specific substitutions, and cooking instructions optimized for these dietary needs.
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    CARE

    Create a Sustainable Home Swap Shopping List

    You'll end up with a ready-to-use shopping guide that replaces common household waste with eco-friendly alternatives tailored to your home needs.

    Context: I am trying to make my household more eco-friendly, but I am overwhelmed by choices. I need to replace three specific items I use daily: liquid laundry detergent, plastic kitchen sponges, and bottled hand soap.

Action: Research and suggest two high-quality, eco-friendly alternatives for each of these three items. Focus on products that prioritize biodegradable ingredients, plastic-free packaging, and refillable options. 

Result: Create a structured 'Green Swap Shopping List' including the product name, why it is better for the planet, and a brief 1-sentence description of its price point or where to buy it online.

Example: Instead of plastic sponges, suggest a compostable walnut scrubber or a wooden dish brush with replaceable heads.

Result: A formatted shopping list table with 6 total product recommendations.
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    BAB

    Create a Modern Version of a Vintage Family Recipe

    You'll end up with a clearly formatted, modern recipe card that converts vague old-fashioned terms into precise measurements and clear instructions.

    Before: I have a handwritten recipe from my Great-Aunt Martha for 'Sunday Pot Roast' that uses vague terms like 'a knob of butter,' 'a slow oven,' and 'several handfuls of flour,' which makes it difficult to recreate accurately today.

After: I want a standardized, professional-style recipe card that uses precise metric and imperial measurements (grams and ounces), specific temperature settings (Fahrenheit), and timed, step-by-step instructions so I can make this for a family dinner this weekend.

Bridge: Please act as a culinary translator. Use the informal notes above to write a clear, modern recipe. Include a prep time, cook time, and a 'Chef's Notes' section to explain what 'a slow oven' or 'a knob' likely meant in common kitchen terms. Ensure the instructions are easy for a beginner to follow.

Result: A one-page formatted recipe card including an ingredients list with modern measurements and a numbered list of cooking instructions.
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    CARE

    Create a Detailed Family Digital Memory Journal Outline

    You'll end up with a page-by-page blueprint for a physical or digital photo book that tells a cohesive story rather than just showing random pictures.

    Context: I am organizing a digital scrapbook for my daughter, Chloe, covering her first year of elementary school. I have hundreds of photos but need a structured narrative to tie them together before I upload them to a photo book app.

Action: Act as a professional memory curator. Create a 10-page layout plan for a digital scrapbook. For each page, suggest a specific theme, a heartfelt caption (2-3 sentences), a list of 3-4 photo types to include (e.g., 'the messy desk', 'first bus ride'), and a 'Did You Know' sidebar fact based on typical milestones for a 6-year-old.

Result: A structured 10-page scrapbook storyboard including themes, captions, photo lists, and fun facts.

Example: Page 1: The Big Morning. Caption: The backpack was bigger than you! We were both nervous, but you didn't look back once. Photo ideas: Outfit on bed, eating breakfast, front door wave. Fact: Most kids lose at least two baby teeth in first grade.
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    RISEN

    Script a Voiceover for Your AI Travel Highlight Video

    You'll end up with a professionally written, timed narration script and a music guide to overlay onto your automatically generated AI travel video.

    Role: You are a professional travel storyteller and video scriptwriter.
Input: I am using the new Google Photos AI highlights feature to create a 60-second video of my recent family vacation to Kyoto, Japan. Key moments include eating street food at Nishiki Market, walking through the orange gates at Fushimi Inari with our toddler, and a quiet morning viewing cherry blossoms.
Steps: 1. Write a warm, 150-word narration script. 2. Include 'visual cues' in brackets to match my specific scenes. 3. Suggest a upbeat but acoustic music genre.
Expectation: A friendly, conversational script that focuses on family connection.
Narrowing: Avoid overly poetic or 'salesy' language. Keep it grounded in real family life (mentioning the toddler’s energy and the good food).
Result: A time-stamped, 60-second narration script with visual scene markers and music recommendations.
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    RACE

    Create a Smart Virtual Style Guide for Your Wardrobe

    You'll end up with a structured 3-day outfit rotation checklist that combines your new potential purchases with clothes you already own.

    Role: You are a professional personal shopper and virtual wardrobe assistant.
Action: Create a 3-day 'Mix and Match' outfit guide based on specific items I am considering buying online from a store with a Virtual Try-On feature.
Context: I am a busy office professional looking to refresh my wardrobe for a high-stakes team retreat next month. I have found a pair of navy blue trousers, an olive green blazer, and a white silk blouse that I've 'virtually tried on' using my phone. I need to know how to pair these with items I likely already own, like denim jeans or black skirts, to justify the purchase.
Expectation: Provide a structured table showing 3 different outfits. Each entry must list the primary item, the matching piece, and one accessory. Keep the style 'Business Casual'.
Result: A 3-day outfit rotation checklist in a clear table format that I can print or save to my phone for my upcoming trip.
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    APE

    Build a Custom Monthly Budget and Savings Strategy

    You'll end up with a structured one-page budget table and a step-by-step savings checklist designed to help your family reach a $3,600 goal in one year.

    Action: Act as a friendly personal finance expert. Create a detailed monthly budget and a 12-month savings plan for my household of four (two adults, two kids). 

Purpose: We want to find an extra $300 a month to put toward a family holiday fund next summer. Based on a monthly household income of $5,500 after tax, prioritize essential bills first, then suggest specific areas to trim based on typical spending on groceries, subscriptions, and dining out. 

Expectation: The plan should be realistic, encouraging, and easy to follow. Organize the information into clear categories like Fixed Costs, Variable Costs, and the Monthly Savings Target. Use bullet points for readability. 

Result: A structured one-page budget table and a step-by-step savings checklist designed to reach a $3,600 goal in one year.
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Creative & fun

Prompts for the playful side — art, music, stories, and ideas worth chasing.

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    TAG

    Build a Professional Landing Page Layout for Your Small Business

    You'll end up with a fully coded, visual layout for a professional one-page website that you can immediately open in any web browser to see your business idea come to life.

    Task: I need you to act as an expert web designer to create a clean, modern landing page layout and the corresponding frontend code (HTML and CSS) for a new local business.

Action: Create a website structure for a home-based business called 'Green Thumb Garden Consulting.' The site needs a professional header, a section describing three main services (Soil Testing, Plant Selection, and Seasonal Pruning), a 'Meet the Expert' bio for the owner (Jane Doe), and a functional-looking contact form. Use a nature-inspired color palette with greens and soft earthy tones. Ensure the code is simple enough for a beginner to copy and paste into a basic text editor.

Goal: The page must look inviting to local families and look great on both a phone and a computer.

Result: A single block of HTML code including CSS styles that generates a complete, one-page website layout.
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    CARE

    Design a Creative Concept for a Custom Snapchat Lens

    You'll end up with a step-by-step design blueprint for a custom Snapchat lens tailored to a specific celebration.

    Context: I want to use Snapchat's new AI creative tools to engage my friends with a unique photo lens for my best friend Sarah's 30th birthday 'Garden Party' this Saturday. I am not a professional designer.

Action: Create a detailed visual concept for a custom AI-generated Snapchat lens. Include a description of the background effects (like floating digital flowers), a face filter (like sparkly sunglasses), and a catchy 3-word on-screen text overlay in a trendy font.

Result: Provide a structured 'Design Blueprint' that I can use as a prompt or guide inside the Snapchat lens creator.

Example: A good concept would be 'Golden Hour Glamour' with floating hibiscus flowers and a soft bronze skin glow.

Result: A 3-section design blueprint including visual elements, face triggers, and text style.
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