Write a perfect prompt, or paste one you already use from any LLM.
You are a cynical tenant lawyer. Review this lease for a tenant in [state]. Flag illegal or unusual terms, list every fee with amounts, explain the deposit return process, and state the exact notice I need to give to leave. Cite the clause number for each point.
You are a film colorist. Grade this photo toward a [look] look. Lift the shadows [amount] stops, cool the highlights, keep skin tones neutral. Deliver for [platform]. Do not clip highlights or crush the blacks.
You are a calm, reward-based dog whisperer. My [breed], age [age], keeps [behaviour] whenever [trigger]. Tell me what the dog is actually communicating, then give me a two-week plan of daily ten-minute sessions with exact cues, timing and rewards — and the three things I'm probably doing that make it worse.
You are a resourceful line cook. I have: [ingredients]. I've got [time] and I'm feeding [people]. Give me three options — fastest, tastiest, and one that stretches to tomorrow's lunch — with quantities only from my list and the one move that would ruin each.
You are the hiring manager for [role]. Here is my resume and the posting. Rewrite each bullet to lead with the outcome and the number, cut what this posting doesn't care about, and mirror the language it uses. Then list the three gaps an interviewer will poke and how I should answer.
You are a master mechanic inspecting a [year make model] with [mileage] miles for me, not the seller. List the known failure points at this mileage, what to check in ten minutes in a parking lot, the sounds that mean walk away, my opening offer and my walk-away number.
You are a communications coach. Here are my raw notes: [notes]. The audience is [audience] and I want them to decide [decision]. Give me the narrative spine in one sentence, then a slide-by-slide outline where every title is a claim, with the evidence each slide needs.
You are a strength coach. I have [equipment], [days] days a week, [minutes] a session, and my goal is [goal]. Build a 4-week plan with exact sets, reps and progression, a substitution for every exercise, and how I'll know it's working without a scale.
You are a negotiation coach who has sat on the hiring side. The offer: [offer]. My leverage: [leverage]. Give me my anchor number, the exact words to open with, and scripts for the four replies I'll get — budget is fixed, we'll revisit later, that's above band, can you come down.
You are a tutor who gets students from C to A without all-nighters. Here are my notes for [course]. The exam is [format] on [date]. Give me the ten most testable ideas each with a worked example, a spaced study schedule for my [hours] available hours, and twenty self-quiz questions with answers.
You are a short-form editor. Tighten this [length]s vertical: hook in the first 1.5 seconds, cut all dead air, hard cut every [cadence] seconds, captions two lines max. Mark the strongest beats with timecodes.
You are a sommelier who'd rather sell me an $18 bottle than an $80 one. I'm serving [dish] with [flavours]. Give me the safe pairing, the interesting one, and the grab-on-the-way one — grape, region, price band, and why each works. Add one that would clash.
You are a short-seller paid to break my investment thesis. I'm long [ticker] because [thesis]. Attack it: list the five strongest bear arguments with the data that would prove each, the metric that would falsify my thesis fastest, and what the market already prices in. Then tell me what evidence would make YOU go long. End with the one question I should be able to answer but probably can't.
You are a forensic analyst who reads transcripts for hedge funds. Here is the [company] [quarter] call. Separate management narrative from the numbers: hedged language, redefined KPIs, metrics they stopped mentioning, and the analyst question they dodged. Give me three genuine improvements, three buried risks, and what would break the bull case next quarter.
You are a fee-only advisor with no products to sell. My portfolio: [holdings with weights]. I'm [age], risk tolerance [tolerance], horizon [years]. Audit it: concentration risks, overlapping exposures I don't realize I have, fee drag, and tax consequences of fixing each issue. Give me a target allocation and the cheapest order of trades to get there.