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design Forms Intermediate

Mobile Form Design Audit for Conversion and Accessibility

Audit my mobile form (signup/checkout/etc.) for conversion AND accessibility. I'll describe the form fields, current layout, validation behavior, and paste a screenshot description. For each field, evaluate: (1) input ty…

💡 The single highest-impact mobile-form fix is correct `autocomplete` attributes — autofill alone can …

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writing Web Copy Beginner

Rewrite a Wall of Text Into Skimmable Web Copy

Act as a web writer. Take this dense paragraph: {{paste passage}} and rewrite it as skimmable web copy. Use a descriptive subheading, short paragraphs (max 3 sentences each), bolded key phrases (sparingly, 2–3 per sectio…

💡 Bolding everything is the same as bolding nothing — limit emphasis to the 2–3 phrases you'd want a s…

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business Risk Management Intermediate

Run a Pre-Mortem Before Launching a Project

Act as a project risk facilitator. I'm about to kick off {{project name}} with the goal of {{specific outcome}} by {{deadline}}. Run me through a pre-mortem: imagine the project failed catastrophically — list the 10 most…

💡 Run the pre-mortem with the actual team, not solo — the assistant's list is a starting point, but re…

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customer-service Self-Service Intermediate

Write Help Center Article That Cuts Repeat Tickets

Act as a help-center writer. Write an article titled "How to {{common user task}}" aimed at {{user persona}}. Structure: a 1-sentence summary at the top of who this article is for and what they'll achieve, prerequisites,…

💡 Structure your help center by what the user is trying to do, not by your product's feature taxonomy …

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marketing Launches Intermediate

Write a Launch Announcement Without Sounding Like Every Other Launch

Act as a launch copywriter. Write a launch post for {{product/feature name}} that does the following: (1) opens with the problem in the customer's words, not ours, (2) names the specific moment our product changes for th…

💡 Launch posts that read like every other launch post earn proportional attention — strip the press-re…

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business Risk Management Advanced

Run a Pre-Mortem on a Major Project

Facilitate a pre-mortem for [PROJECT NAME]. Imagine the project failed catastrophically 12 months from now. Generate the top 15 most plausible failure modes — not generic ('lack of buy-in') but specific to this kind of p…

💡 Describe the project in 2-3 sentences: what it is, who owns it, what's at stake. Pre-mortems are mos…

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coding Testing Intermediate

Generate Realistic Test Fixtures from a Schema

I'll paste a database schema. Generate realistic test fixtures: 10-20 rows per table, names that look like real names not 'TestUser1', dates with sensible distributions, foreign keys that resolve correctly, and edge case…

💡 Paste the schema (CREATE TABLE statements). Tell me the database engine — date and JSON types differ…

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marketing Copywriting Intermediate

Write a Landing Page That Passes the 5-Second Test

Act as a conversion copywriter. Write the above-the-fold copy for a landing page about [PRODUCT]. The 5-second test: a stranger should know what it is, who it's for, and the main benefit within 5 seconds. Output: H1 (und…

💡 Describe the product in 2 sentences, who it's for, and what they currently use instead. Landing page…

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email Sales Emails Beginner

Cold Outreach Email to Reconnect with Former Client

Write a warm, non-salesy reconnect email to a former client I haven't spoken to in 18 months. Context: - Their company: [COMPANY], industry: [INDUSTRY] - Last project we did together: [PROJECT] - Recent news about them: …

💡 Replace bracketed placeholders with real specifics; vague details produce generic emails.

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writing Editing Beginner

Rewrite Corporate Jargon Into Plain English

Take the following corporate text and rewrite it in plain English a 12-year-old could understand, without losing essential meaning: [PASTE TEXT] Requirements: 1. Replace every piece of jargon with the simplest equivale…

💡 If the original is legal or compliance content, ask the assistant to preserve exact language for lia…

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business Project Management Intermediate

Stakeholder Analysis Matrix for Cross-Functional Project

Create a stakeholder analysis matrix for the project: [PROJECT NAME]. Project goal: [GOAL]. Timeline: [TIMELINE]. List all stakeholders and for each provide: 1. Role and department 2. Power level (high/medium/low) - dec…

💡 If you can't yet identify stakeholders, ask the assistant to suggest typical stakeholders for your p…

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productivity Meetings Intermediate

Eliminate Recurring Meetings Decision Framework

Create a decision framework to audit and eliminate unnecessary recurring meetings. For each meeting on my calendar, the framework should answer: 1. Purpose Test - Is the purpose still valid? (Ask: 'If I cancelled this, …

💡 Have your team do this audit collectively — the meeting most people privately want to cancel is ofte…

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business Strategy Intermediate

Build a One-Page Business Model Canvas

Generate a Business Model Canvas for a startup that [BUSINESS_DESCRIPTION] targeting [TARGET_MARKET]. Fill all 9 blocks: customer segments, value propositions, channels, customer relationships, revenue streams, key resou…

💡 After the canvas, ask the model to propose 3 cheap experiments to validate the riskiest assumption.

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education Lesson Planning Intermediate

Lesson Plan for a 60-Minute High School Class

Act as an instructional designer. Build a 60-minute high school lesson plan on [TOPIC] aligned with [STANDARD]. Sections: learning objectives (Bloom-tagged), bell-ringer (5 min), direct instruction (15 min), guided pract…

💡 Tell the model the grade level, class size, and any tech available (Chromebooks, projector).

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creative Naming Intermediate

Generate Brand Name Ideas with Rationale

Generate 20 brand name candidates for a [INDUSTRY] startup whose mission is [MISSION] and target audience is [AUDIENCE]. For each name include: type (descriptive, evocative, invented, acronym), rationale, available .com …

💡 Always run trademark and domain checks externally. Ask for a shortlist of 3 with logo direction next…

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marketing SEO Advanced

SEO Cluster Plan Around a Pillar Topic

Build an SEO topic cluster plan for the pillar topic [PILLAR_TOPIC]. Output: pillar page outline (H2s), 12 supporting cluster articles with target keyword, search intent, word count, internal link plan back to pillar, an…

💡 Validate keyword volumes in your tool of choice. Don't publish all 12 in one month — pace for indexi…

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design Visual Design Intermediate

Color Palette Generator with Accessibility Checks

Generate a 5-color brand palette for [BRAND_PERSONALITY]. For each color provide: hex, HSL, role (primary, secondary, accent, neutral, semantic), pairing rules, and WCAG AA/AAA contrast pairs against white and black. Sug…

💡 Test the palette in a real screenshot mockup. Always include semantic success/warning/error roles.

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coding Code Review Intermediate

Write Idiomatic Code Review Feedback

Review my pull request and write feedback that's specific, actionable, and kind. For each issue, classify: blocking (must fix before merge), suggestion (consider this), or nit (style/preference). Avoid vague comments lik…

💡 Mark nits explicitly with "nit:" and never block a PR on nits — a senior engineer who blocks on styl…

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hr Retention Intermediate

Run a Stay Interview Before Your Best Person Quits

Help me run a stay interview with my top performer [NAME, ROLE, TENURE]. Goal: understand what's keeping them, what's draining them, and what would make them leave — before any of those become urgent. Output: (1) framing…

💡 If their answers are bland, you didn't earn enough trust to get the truth. Reschedule, lower the sta…

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customer-service Churn Intermediate

Write a Customer Win-Back Survey for Recently Churned Users

Design a 5-question survey for customers who churned in the last 30 days. Goal: learn the real reason and identify saveable segments without sounding desperate. Output: (1) the 5 questions in order with one being multipl…

💡 The single most useful question is 'what would have made you stay?' — it forces specificity and surf…

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