Prompting · Library
Prompt library¶
Copy, fill in the [brackets], paste. Every prompt ends with a plan-first line so nothing runs away from you.
Summarize anything¶
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Summarize the material below for [audience] in under [150] words.
Plain English, no hype. If something important is unclear or
missing, say so rather than smoothing over it.
[paste material]
Improve my draft (without rewriting my voice)¶
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Improve the draft below: fix grammar, tighten wording, flag
anything confusing. Keep my voice and my meaning — do not add
new points. Show the result, then list what you changed.
[paste draft]
Compare options¶
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Compare [option A] and [option B] for [my situation]. Give me a
short table of the differences that matter to me, then a plain
recommendation with the main tradeoff. Say what you don't know.
Explain something to me¶
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Explain [topic] like I'm smart but new to this. Short paragraphs,
no jargon without a plain-word translation, one concrete example.
End with the two things most people get wrong about it.
Turn chaos into a plan¶
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Below is a messy brain-dump. Turn it into: goals, next actions
(smallest first), open questions, and things to ignore for now.
Ask me one clarifying question if you need to.
[paste brain-dump]
Write a first draft¶
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Draft a [email / post / page] about [topic] for [audience].
Shape: [length, tone]. Use only the facts below — don't invent
any. This is a draft for my review.
Facts: [paste facts]
Check work (yours or the AI's)¶
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Act as a careful reviewer. Check the text below for: factual
claims that need a source, contradictions, unclear sentences,
and anything that could embarrass me. List problems by line —
don't rewrite yet.
[paste text]
Want jobs the AI remembers instead of prompts you re-paste? That's what playbooks are for.