The Prompt Den

I need to acquire the capability of {{capability}}. Help me decide: BUILD, BUY, or PARTNER.

**Context:**
- Why I need this: {{why}}
- Timeline pressure: {{timeline}}
- Budget tolerance: {{budget}}
- Strategic importance: {{strategic_importance}} (core to our moat / important but

Build a complete Business Model Canvas for {{business}}.

**Context:** {{business_description}}
**Stage:** {{stage}} (idea / pre-revenue / early / growth / mature)
**My role:** {{my_role}}

**Walk through each of the 9 blocks. For each block, ask me sharp questions first, then sy

Run a cash flow reality check on {{business}}.

**I'll share:**
- Cash on hand: {{cash_on_hand}}
- Average monthly burn (last 3 months): {{burn}}
- Average monthly revenue: {{revenue}}
- Predictable upcoming revenue (signed, with timing): {{pipeline}}
- Major upcoming expenses: {

I have a new {{client_type}} client. Help me diagnose them fast and design my first 30 days.

**Client context:**
- Industry: {{industry}}
- Stage / size: {{stage}}
- Stated problem they want help with: {{stated_problem}}
- What I've already learned: {{known_facts}}

**Diagnostic

Map the competitive landscape for {{product_or_service}} in {{market}}.

**Deliver in five parts:**

**Part 1 — Tiers of competition:**
- **Direct competitors** — people solving the same problem the same way
- **Indirect competitors** — people solving the same problem a different

Design a customer discovery interview script for {{topic_to_explore}}.

**Target interviewee:** {{interviewee_profile}}
**My hypothesis I'm testing:** {{hypothesis}}
**Critical assumption I want to validate or kill:** {{key_assumption}}

**Constraints I'll follow (you enforce):**

Build 2-3 customer personas for {{business}} that are sharp enough to drive product and marketing decisions.

**Avoid the bad-persona traps:**
- Demographics-only ("35-year-old urban professional")
- Aspirational fantasy ("she values authentic connection")
- Names without depth (

Design a Go-To-Market plan for {{product}} targeting {{primary_segment}}.

**Inputs:**
- Product / offer: {{product_description}}
- Target segment: {{primary_segment}}
- Budget for GTM: {{budget}}
- Team capacity: {{team}}
- Timeline: {{timeline}}

**Deliver each section:**

**1.

I'm considering hiring for {{role}}. Help me decide if I should hire NOW, hire LATER, or NOT hire.

**Context I'll provide:**
- What the role would do: {{role_responsibilities}}
- Why I think I need it: {{stated_reason}}
- Current state of revenue / runway: {{financial_state}}
- 

Help me draft OKRs for {{level}} for {{quarter_or_period}}.

**Context:**
- My team / scope: {{scope}}
- The 1-3 things that would make this period a clear win: {{win_conditions}}
- Last period's results: {{last_results}}

**OKR principles I want enforced:**

- **Objectives** are

Help me design pricing for {{offer}}.

**Context:**
- What we sell: {{offering_description}}
- Customer: {{customer_profile}}
- Current pricing (if any): {{current_pricing}}
- Comparable alternatives in the market: {{competitor_prices}}

**Walk through the analysis:**

**1. Value

Run my Q{{quarter}} strategic review. This is not a tactical review — it's strategy altitude.

**Inputs I'll provide:**
- Goals at start of quarter
- Actuals this quarter
- Major decisions made
- Market signals received

**Sections you'll guide me through, asking one at a time:**

I'm going to write a strategic memo to myself / my team about {{topic}}. Help me draft it.

**The memo should:**
- Force clarity, not produce comfort
- Make decisions, not survey options
- Be readable in under 5 minutes
- Survive being read in 6 months without needing context

**

Help me build a strategic narrative for {{business}} — the story we tell investors, customers, hires, and ourselves about why we exist and why we win.

**A great strategic narrative has 5 parts (Andy Raskin school):**

**1. Name a big, undeniable shift in the world**
- Not "AI is

Run a strategy-grade SWOT for {{subject}} (the business / product / initiative). The version most people produce is bullet-point soup. I want the version that produces decisions.

**Rules:**
- A SWOT item must be specific enough that it implies an action.
- Avoid puffery ("strong

You are an internal controls expert with deep COSO and SOX experience. Analyze the following business control rigorously.

**Control to analyze:**
{{control_description}}

**Context:**
- Business function: {{function}}
- Process the control sits within: {{process_context}}
- Regu

You are a compliance consultant. Conduct a gap assessment between the organization's current state and a specific regulatory or framework requirement.

**Framework / regulation being assessed:**
{{framework}} (e.g., GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, SOX, NIST CSF, ISO 27001, CCPA, state regu

You are a process consultant who specializes in cross-functional collaboration. Analyze every hand-off in a process to find where things break.

**Process under analysis:**
{{process_description}}

**Functions involved:**
{{functions_involved}} (e.g., Sales → Operations → Finance

You are an experienced people operations consultant. Generate a complete onboarding procedure for {{role_or_team}} at {{company_or_org}}.

**Context:**
- Role: {{role_or_team}}
- Org context: {{company_or_org}}
- Reporting line: {{reporting_to}}
- Industry / regulatory context: {

You are a corporate policy writer. Draft a complete formal policy document.

**Policy topic:**
{{policy_topic}}

**Context:**
- Org / function: {{org_or_function}}
- Audience: {{audience}} (e.g., all employees, specific function, third parties)
- Regulatory drivers: {{regulatory_

You are a policy effectiveness reviewer. Assess whether an existing policy is achieving its intended outcome — separate from whether it exists on paper.

**Policy being reviewed:**
{{policy_text_or_summary}}

**Context:**
- Policy in place since: {{effective_date}}
- Last review:

You are a change management analyst. A procedure is being modified — analyze the full impact before approval.

**Procedure being changed:**
{{procedure_name}}

**Current state (what the procedure does today):**
{{current_state}}

**Proposed change:**
{{proposed_change}}

**Driver

You are a senior operations auditor with 20+ years analyzing procedures across regulated industries (financial services, healthcare, manufacturing). I'll paste a procedure below. Analyze it rigorously for gaps.

**Procedure to analyze:**
{{procedure_document}}

**Context:**
- Fun

You are an operational auditor designing walkthrough tests for a procedure. Goal: catch failures by running the procedure in realistic scenarios before they happen in production.

**Procedure being tested:**
{{procedure_description}}

**Context:**
- Risk level: {{risk_level}}
- F

You are a compliance auditor specializing in {{framework}}. Audit the following process against the framework's requirements.

**Process being audited:**
{{process_description}}

**Audit framework:**
{{framework}} (e.g., SOX, HIPAA, GDPR, PCI-DSS, ISO 9001, ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIST

You are a business process analyst. The user will describe a business process. Produce a formal process map.

**Process to map:**
{{process_description}}

**Context:**
- Process owner: {{process_owner}}
- Business function: {{function}}
- Customer (internal or external) of this p

You are a performance measurement specialist. Design a KPI / metrics framework to measure the health of {{process_name}}.

**Context:**
- Process: {{process_name}}
- Process owner: {{process_owner}}
- Strategic objective the process supports: {{strategic_objective}}
- Current mea

You are a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt with deep experience in process optimization. Analyze the following process for waste, bottlenecks, and improvement opportunities.

**Process being analyzed:**
{{process_description}}

**Current performance:**
- Cycle time: {{current_cycle_time

You are an enterprise risk management consultant. Build a risk register for {{scope}} with controls mapped to each risk.

**Scope of risk register:**
{{scope}} (e.g., the entire organization, a specific function, a specific process, a specific product)

**Context:**
- Industry: {

You are an SOP documentation specialist. The user will describe a process in their own words. Convert it into a formal Standard Operating Procedure following the standard SOP template.

**The process I'll describe:**
{{process_description}}

**Context:**
- Function: {{function}}

Build a competitive intelligence brief on {{competitor}}.

**Sections — gather and synthesize:**

**1. Profile snapshot:**
- Stage / size / founding year / HQ / employee count (latest available)
- Funding history (rounds, investors, total raised)
- Revenue / ARR if disclosed; est

I'll paste interview transcripts below ({{count}} interviews). Help me find the patterns.

**Process:**

**1. Per-interview extraction:**
For each interview, surface:
- The interviewee's role / context (1 line)
- The 3 most memorable quotes — preserved verbatim
- The 2-3 specific

Build a research brief to inform my decision: {{decision}}.

**Process:**

**1. Decision framing:**
- What specifically am I deciding?
- What are the options on the table?
- What's the reversibility (low / medium / high — and how do I treat the research differently for each)?
- W

Help me sharpen my research question on {{topic}} before I waste time searching.

**Diagnostic — ask one at a time:**

1. **What's the decision or output this research is feeding?** (Not "I want to learn about X" — what will I DO with what I find?)

2. **Who's the audience for th

Summarize the document below at three altitudes.

**Altitude 1 — The 30-second read (50-80 words):**
- What is this document?
- The single most important thing in it
- The one action it implies for the reader

**Altitude 2 — The 2-minute read (300-400 words):**
- The 3-5 main poi

Help me design an experiment to test the hypothesis: {{hypothesis}}.

**Context:**
- Why this hypothesis matters: {{stakes}}
- What I'd do differently if it were true: {{action_if_true}}
- What I'd do differently if it were false: {{action_if_false}}
- Time available for the test

Brief me on {{industry}} so I can speak credibly with someone deep in it within an hour.

**I'll need:**

**1. The 90-second elevator:**
- What this industry does
- How it makes money
- Who the customers are
- The supply chain / value chain in plain terms

**2. The dominant playe

Estimate the market size for {{market}}.

**Process — work through each layer:**

**1. Top-down estimate:**
- What broader market / industry is this a subset of? What's that market's size (cite source)?
- What % of that market does {{market}} represent? Why?
- What's a high estim

Build a briefing on {{person_name}} — current role: {{role}} at {{company}}.

**Sections to deliver:**

**1. Public profile:**
- Current role and tenure
- Prior roles (recent 3-4)
- Education / formative background
- Geographic base
- Known boards / advisory roles

**2. Recent ac

Help me find / verify {{specific_reference}}.

**Context:**
- What I think it is (paraphrase, half-remembered, attributed source): {{my_best_attempt}}
- Where I might have encountered it: {{source_hint}}
- What I want to use it for: {{intended_use}}

**Verification process:**

**

Build me a high-leverage reading list on {{topic}}.

**My current level:** {{level}} (beginner / intermediate / advanced)
**My specific interest:** {{specific_interest}}
**My available time:** {{time_available}} (e.g., "the next 3 months, ~5 hours/week")
**The desired outcome:** 

I'll paste 3-8 sources below (articles, reports, transcripts). Synthesize them into a coherent read.

**Process:**

**1. For each source, extract:**
- Author / publication / date
- The 2-3 most load-bearing claims it makes
- The evidence each claim rests on
- The author's POV / f

Steel-man the position {{opposing_position}}.

**Context:**
- The position I currently hold: {{my_position}}
- Why I think I'm right: {{my_reasoning}}
- What I think the other side gets wrong: {{my_critique}}

**Your job:**

Build the strongest possible case for {{opposing_positi

Analyze whether {{trend}} is a durable shift or hype.

**Diagnostic framework — evaluate each:**

**1. Adoption signals:**
- Who's actually using / adopting this? (Not just talking about it.)
- What's the adoption curve looking like — early enthusiasts only, or crossing chasms?
-

Triangulate the truth of this claim: {{claim}}.

**Process — gather and weigh:**

**1. The claim, restated precisely:**
- What's the specific assertion?
- What's its scope (always / sometimes / in specific conditions)?
- What's its time and context?

**2. The proponents of the cl

Design a "constitution" for an AI agent — the principles, rules, and refusal patterns that govern its behavior.

**The agent:** {{agent_purpose}}
**The user base:** {{user_base}}
**The stakes of behavioral failure:** {{stakes}}

**A constitution should:**
- State principles, not 

Help me design a Claude Project for {{use_case}}.

**A Claude Project is a persistent workspace with custom instructions and reference files. Design:**

**1. Project name and description:**
- A name that's memorable and clear
- A 1-line description for the description field

**2.

Design an LLM-as-judge prompt that evaluates {{output_type}} for {{quality_dimensions}}.

**The judge's job:** Take an input and an output, and score the output's quality.

**Structure:**

**1. The judge persona:**
```
You are an experienced {{evaluator_role}} responsible for gra

Generate {{count}} high-quality few-shot examples for the following task: {{task_description}}.

**Few-shot principles:**

1. **Examples teach the model the SHAPE of the task, not just the content.** Format, tone, structure, level of detail.

2. **Diversity matters more than volu

You are a prompt engineering expert. The user will paste a prompt below. Your job is to improve it.

**Process:**

**Step 1 — Diagnose:**
Read the prompt and identify:
- What is the prompt trying to accomplish? (One sentence.)
- Who is the intended user / audience?
- What's the d

Set up a multi-persona AI council that helps me think through {{topic}}.

**The council should have 4-6 distinct personas who debate each other.**

For each persona:

**1. Identity:**
- Name (memorable, distinctive)
- Role / archetype (e.g., the Strategist, the Skeptic, the Optim

Design a multi-step AI agent that {{goal}}.

**Available tools (functions the agent can call):** {{tools}}
**Inputs the agent starts with:** {{inputs}}
**Final output expected:** {{final_output}}
**Quality bar:** {{quality_bar}}

**Design:**

**1. The agent's planning loop:**
- H

Design a JSON schema for {{output_purpose}}.

**Use case:** {{use_case}}
**Downstream consumer of the schema:** {{consumer}} (e.g., a UI, another LLM call, a database write, an API)

**Schema design principles:**

1. **The schema should be small enough to fit comfortably in a pro

Help me design an AI persona I can use as a consistent advisor / collaborator across conversations.

**The persona's name:** {{persona_name}}
**The role they play:** {{role}} (e.g., Chief Strategy Officer, Therapist, Editor, Devil's Advocate)
**Their context with me:** {{relation

Design a prompt chain pipeline for {{goal}}.

**The high-level transformation:** input is {{input_type}}; output is {{output_type}}.

**A prompt chain breaks a complex task into discrete LLM calls, each with a focused job, often with logic / processing between them.**

**Design:*

Design a retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) knowledge base for {{use_case}}.

**The use case:** {{use_case_detail}}
**The user queries (representative examples):** {{example_queries}}
**The source content I have:** {{content_description}}

**Design across these dimensions:**

*

Design a self-improving agent loop for {{task_type}}.

**The pattern:** the agent produces a draft → critiques it → produces a refined version → critiques the refined version → produces a final version. Each iteration should produce measurable improvement.

**Stage 1 — Initial dr

# Role
You are {{role}}. Your job is to {{specific_purpose}}.

# Audience
The user you're helping is {{user_persona}}. Their background: {{user_background}}. Their typical context when they reach out to you: {{user_context}}.

# What you do (and don't do)

**You DO:**
- {{action_

Design a voice-first AI persona for {{use_case}}.

**Why voice changes everything:**
- Output must be ear-friendly (no headers, no bullets, no markdown)
- Pacing matters — natural speech rhythm
- The conversation is bidirectional and interruptive
- The user has no scroll-back — t

Design an automation workflow for: {{goal}}.

**Trigger:** {{trigger_description}} (e.g., "new email arrives in [folder]" / "new row in [sheet]" / "manual trigger from chat")

**Desired end state after the workflow runs:** {{end_state}}

**Tools available in my stack:** {{availab

Brainstorm with me on {{topic}}. The rule for this session: QUANTITY OVER QUALITY first. We filter later.

**Round 1: Generate 25 ideas.**
- No filtering, no critique, no "but that won't work"
- Include ideas that are obvious, weird, expensive, simple, brilliant, terrible, and so

I'm curious about {{topic}}. Lead me on a structured curiosity cascade.

**Process:**

1. Give me a 3-sentence "lay of the land" on {{topic}} — what it is, what's interesting about it, what people get wrong.

2. Offer me 4 distinct threads to pull, each phrased as a question. Cov

You're my operator-in-residence for the next {{time_window}}. I'm going to drop things into the conversation — questions, drafts, decisions, half-formed thoughts. Respond as a sharp chief-of-staff would.

**How to engage:**

- If I share a TASK: ask if I want you to do it, plan i

Help me make this decision rigorously: {{decision}}.

**Step 1 — Frame the decision:**
Ask me clarifying questions until you can answer:
- What are the actual options? (Often there are more than 2.)
- What's the reversibility? (Reversible = move fast. Irreversible = move careful.

You are my devil's advocate. I'm about to share an idea or decision I'm leaning toward. Your job is NOT to validate me — it's to find the weaknesses.

**How to engage:**
1. First, ask 1-2 clarifying questions until you understand the idea well enough to attack it.
2. Then identif

Run a Five Whys diagnostic with me on a problem I'm facing.

**Process:**
1. Ask me to state the problem in one sentence.
2. Ask "Why is that happening?" Wait for my answer.
3. Take MY answer and ask "Why is THAT happening?" — drill into the cause of the cause.
4. Repeat until we

Be the friend who tells me the truth I'm avoiding.

I'm going to share a situation. You are NOT going to:
- Validate my feelings as a default
- Hedge to protect me
- Soften into vagueness
- Add "but you know yourself best" disclaimers
- Recommend therapy as a deflection

You ARE 

Be the person on the other side of a conversation I'm about to have. I'll tell you the context, then we roleplay.

**Setup:**
- Person you're playing: {{counterparty_description}}
- Their goals in this conversation: {{their_goals}}
- Their style: {{their_style}}
- What they proba

I'm bringing a question to my personal board of directors. Convene them.

**Board members (each responds in their own voice):**

1. **The Operator** — runs companies, thinks in systems and rhythms. Asks: "What's the operating consequence of this?"

2. **The Strategist** — sees th

Facilitate a pre-mortem on {{project_or_decision}}.

**Setup:**
Imagine it's {{future_date}}. {{project_or_decision}} has failed catastrophically. Help me understand what went wrong.

**Process:**

1. Ask me to vividly describe the failure scenario. What did failure look like? Wh

I'm stuck on {{situation}}. Help me see it differently.

Reframe the situation through these 5 lenses, in this order. For each lens, give me a paragraph that genuinely commits to that perspective — no hedging.

**1. The Stoic lens:** What is in my control here? What isn't? If I a

You are my Socratic tutor on {{topic}}. Your method: never directly explain. Always ask questions that lead me to understand.

**Rules:**
- Begin by asking what I already think I know about {{topic}}. Don't correct me — just probe.
- Ask one question at a time. Wait for my answer

I'm trying to understand {{person_or_group}} better in the context of {{situation}}.

Build a detailed empathy map for them. For each section, write as if you ARE them — first person, present tense, no hedging.

**1. What I think (cognitive):**
- The story I tell myself about the

Explain {{concept}} to {{audience}}.

**Constraints:**
- Use vocabulary and reference points that {{audience}} would naturally use
- Anchor the explanation in something they ALREADY understand from their world
- Lead with the most important "so what" — not the definition
- Use on

Coach me through revising this piece of writing.

**Stage 1 — Diagnose:**
Read the piece below. Don't comment yet. Then tell me:
- The single biggest issue (one sentence)
- The unfair strength I should protect through revision
- The reader's likely emotional state at three points

Add an AI-powered feature: {{feature_name}}.

**What it does:** {{feature_description}}
**User input:** {{user_input}}
**Desired output:** {{desired_output}}

**Model choice:** Claude Opus 4.7 (claude-opus-4-7) via Anthropic SDK. Use prompt caching aggressively.

**Architecture:*

Build an API route at {{route_path}} that {{purpose}}.

**Method:** {{http_method}}
**Auth required:** {{auth_required}} (yes/no — if yes, what role/scope?)

**Input validation:**
- Use Zod for the request schema
- Validate body, params, and query separately
- Return 400 with a s

Build the full authentication flow for the app using Supabase Auth.

**Methods to support:**
- Email + password
- Magic link
- {{additional_provider}} OAuth

**Pages and routes needed:**
- /signin
- /signup
- /forgot-password
- /reset-password
- /verify-email (post-signup)
- /sig

Review the current diff for the following dimensions. Be ruthless — I want a colleague-quality critique, not validation.

**1. Correctness bugs:**
- Off-by-one errors, null/undefined handling, race conditions, edge cases unhandled
- Logic errors that pass tests but fail in produc

Build a small component library for {{app_name}} with the following components:

{{component_list}}

**Design system constraints:**
- Base styling: Tailwind CSS
- Component primitives: Radix UI (via shadcn/ui patterns)
- Color tokens: use semantic names (foreground / background /

Build a dashboard for {{app}} that shows {{primary_user}} the state of {{primary_entity}}.

**The 3 questions the dashboard must answer at a glance:**
1. {{question_1}}
2. {{question_2}}
3. {{question_3}}

**Layout:**
- Left sidebar with primary navigation (icons + labels, collap

Design a Postgres schema for {{feature}}. Stack: Supabase (Postgres 16).

**What the feature does:** {{feature_description}}

**Entities and relationships I've identified:**
{{entities}}

**Constraints and requirements:**
- Multi-tenant: every row that belongs to a user must have

I have a bug. Don't write any code yet — investigate first.

**Symptom:** {{what_is_happening}}
**Expected:** {{what_should_happen}}
**Steps to reproduce:** {{repro_steps}}
**Last known working state:** {{last_working}}
**What changed since then:** {{changes_since}}

**What I've 

Audit the app for production readiness. Report findings in 7 categories. Each finding: severity [BLOCKER/HIGH/MEDIUM], file:line, what's wrong, fix.

**1. Security**
- API routes exposed without auth checks
- Server actions missing authorization
- RLS policies missing or overly p

Add a feature to the app: {{feature_name}}.

**User story:** As a {{user_type}}, I want to {{user_goal}} so that {{user_benefit}}.

**Acceptance criteria** (all must pass):
- [ ] {{criterion_1}}
- [ ] {{criterion_2}}
- [ ] {{criterion_3}}
- [ ] {{criterion_4}}

**UI behavior:**
-

Build a {{app_type}} called {{app_name}}.

**Core purpose:** {{one_sentence_purpose}}

**Primary user:** {{user_persona}}

**The 3 things this app MUST do well:**
1. {{must_have_1}}
2. {{must_have_2}}
3. {{must_have_3}}

**Tech stack:** Next.js 14 (App Router) + TypeScript + Tail

Build a high-converting landing page for {{product}}.

**Audience:** {{audience}}
**Their #1 pain:** {{pain}}
**Our promise:** {{promise}}
**Primary CTA:** {{primary_cta}}

**Page structure (in this order):**

1. **Hero (above the fold)**
   - Headline: a single sentence promise.

Refactor {{target}} to {{goal}}.

**Constraints — these are NOT negotiable:**
- Behavior MUST be preserved exactly. Same inputs → same outputs. Same side effects.
- No new dependencies.
- No "while I'm in here" cleanups of unrelated code. If you see something unrelated worth fixi

Write a test suite for {{feature}}.

**Test philosophy I want followed:**
- Integration tests > unit tests for business logic
- Hit a real test database (or Supabase test branch), not mocks
- Unit tests only for pure functions with non-trivial logic
- One smoke test per page that

I'm a vibe coder — I describe what I want and the AI builds it. I'm not a traditional engineer.

I'm about to ask you to build {{thing_to_build}}. Before I do, here's how I want you to work with me:

**Communication style:**
- Talk to me like a smart, fast-moving founder who isn'

Design the complete audio branding package for {{series_name}}, an episodic {{series_type}} video series. Tone: {{tone}}. Episode length: {{episode_length}}.

Deliver:

1. **Intro music bed** (15-20s): describe instrumentation, structure, mood arc, ending feel. Include a recogniz

Prepare the following chapter for audiobook narration. Mark the text with the following stage directions:

- [calm] — measured, reflective tone
- [build] — gradually increasing intensity
- [intimate] — quiet, confidential, close-mic
- [authoritative] — confident, declarative
- [p

Develop a sonic identity brief for {{brand_name}}, a {{industry}} brand. Their brand values are: {{brand_values}}. Their visual identity is: {{visual_aesthetic}}.

Deliver the following:

1. **Audio logo / sound mark** — describe a 1.5-second sonic signature. What instruments, te

Generate the following text for ElevenLabs voice synthesis with this voice direction:

Voice persona: {{voice_persona}}
Tone: {{tone}}
Pace: {{pace}} (slow / measured / conversational / energetic)
Emotional register: {{emotion}}

Format the text with the following control:
- Use 

Generate a tiered interview question bank for an interview with {{guest_name}}, who is {{guest_credentials}}. Topic of the conversation: {{topic}}. Audience: {{audience}}.

Deliver:

**Tier 1 — Warm-ups (5 questions):** disarming, human, get the guest comfortable. Avoid generic "

Write a {{duration}}-minute guided {{type}} script (meditation / visualization / body scan / breathwork). Theme: {{theme}}. Voice direction for the eventual recording: {{voice_tone}}.

Structure:
(1) Settling phase (15% of time): invite the listener to arrive, soften, breathe. Sl

Outline a {{duration}}-minute solo podcast episode on the topic: "{{episode_topic}}". Listener: {{listener_profile}}. The single idea I want them to walk away with: {{core_idea}}.

Build the outline using this structure:

**Cold open (0-60s):** A specific story, scene, or surpris

Write a 30-second podcast intro for "{{podcast_name}}", a show about {{topic}} hosted by {{host_name}}. Structure: (1) 5-second pattern-interrupt hook that makes the listener lean in — a surprising statement, question, or scene-set. (2) 10-second context about what this episode c

Write a {{duration}}-minute VSL (video sales letter) voiceover script for {{offer}}. Target audience: {{audience}}. Their core pain: {{pain_point}}. The transformation we promise: {{transformation}}.

Structure:
(1) **0:00-0:30 — Pattern interrupt.** A sentence that names a fear,

Write a sound design brief for {{project_type}} ({{duration}} length). The visual is: {{visual_description}}. Emotional arc: {{emotional_arc}}.

Deliver:

1. **Music direction** — genre, tempo, instrumentation, structure (intro/build/climax/resolve), and 3 reference tracks (artis

Generate a {{duration}}-second {{genre}} track with the following structure:

Mood: {{mood}}
BPM: {{bpm}}
Key: {{key}}
Instrumentation: {{instruments}}
Vocal style: {{vocal_style}} (or "instrumental only")

Structure:
[Intro - 8 bars] {{intro_description}}
[Verse 1 - 16 bars] {{v

I'm preparing to clone a voice using {{platform}}. Generate a training script optimized for voice clone quality. Requirements:

1. **Length:** Roughly {{target_length}} minutes of speech when read at a natural conversational pace (~150 wpm).

2. **Phonetic coverage:** Include tex

I'm pasting a rough voice memo transcript below. The transcript is unedited — full of filler words, tangents, restarts, and stream-of-consciousness. Your job:

1. Extract the actual ideas, not the words.
2. Reorganize into a clean, logical structure with headings.
3. Preserve my 

Write a {{duration}}-second voiceover script for an explainer video about {{topic}} targeting {{audience}}. Structure:

(1) Hook (0-5s): A question or provocative statement that names the listener's problem.
(2) Stakes (5-15s): Why this matters now. What's at risk if they don't s

Write a 45-second outro for a {{type}} on {{topic}}. The outro should accomplish:

(1) **Closure (10s):** Acknowledge what we did together — a single sentence that names the transformation the listener went through, not a recap.

(2) **Resonance (15s):** Plant one specific idea I

Abstract conceptual artwork representing the idea of {{concept}}. Visual metaphor: {{metaphor}}. Style: surreal, painterly, evocative — somewhere between Magritte and contemporary editorial illustration. Color palette: limited to 3-4 tones — {{color_1}}, {{color_2}}, {{color_3}}.

Architectural interior photograph of a {{room_type}} in a {{architectural_style}} home. Composition: one-point perspective, camera at standing eye level, wide-angle lens (24mm tilt-shift equivalent) — perfectly straight vertical lines, no distortion. Interior design: {{design_sty

A striking book cover design for a {{genre}} book titled "{{title}}" by {{author}}. Composition: bold central visual ({{visual_concept}}) as the primary hook, with the title in large {{typeface_style}} type, set in {{text_color}}. The author name appears smaller at the bottom or 

Character reference sheet for {{character_name}}, a {{character_description}}. Three views: front view (center), three-quarter view (left), profile view (right) — all consistent in style, proportions, and outfit. Outfit: {{outfit}}. Distinguishing features: {{features}}. Neutral 

Sweeping cinematic landscape photograph of {{location}} at {{time_of_day}}. Composition: foreground interest in the lower third ({{foreground_element}}), mid-ground revealing depth, distant background fading into atmospheric haze. Camera position: slightly elevated, wide-angle le

Editorial magazine cover portrait of {{subject}}, three-quarter view, looking directly at camera with subtle confidence. Wardrobe: {{wardrobe}}. Hair and makeup: clean, modern, sophisticated. Background: {{background}}, slight gradient, controlled lighting. Lighting: classic Remb

Top-down flat lay photograph featuring {{hero_item}} as the centerpiece, surrounded by complementary objects: {{supporting_items}}. Composition: rule of thirds, with the hero item slightly off-center, supporting items arranged in a triangular flow that leads the eye. Background s

Editorial food photograph of {{dish}} on a {{plate_style}} plate. Composition: 45-degree angle for storytelling, the dish slightly off-center with negative space top-left for potential text overlay. Styling: artful, slightly imperfect — a few crumbs, a glistening sauce drip, fres

Clean isometric 3D illustration of {{concept}}. Style: minimal flat-shaded 3D with subtle ambient occlusion and soft shadows. Color palette: deep navy base, gold accents, cream highlights, single coral pop color for emphasis. Composition: central element occupies 60% of the frame

Aspirational lifestyle photograph of {{person_description}} {{action}} in a {{setting}}. Mood: {{mood}}. The composition feels candid but is meticulously framed — slightly off-center subject, leading lines, rule of thirds. Natural window light from camera-right, soft diffused, wi

A minimal modern logo mark concept for {{brand_name}}, a {{industry}} brand whose values are {{brand_values}}. Style: clean geometric, restrained, timeless — Pentagram-quality. Could be an abstract mark, monogram, or symbolic icon. Single color: deep navy or gold against a clean 

Luxury product photography of {{product}} on a {{surface}} surface. Lit with a single large softbox from camera-left at 45 degrees, creating a soft directional shadow on the right. The product is the absolute focal point — centered, perfectly aligned, no distracting elements. Bac

Square 1:1 social media quote tile. Background: solid deep navy (#0F1B33) with subtle texture or noise grain. Center composition: the quote "{{quote}}" in elegant serif typography, color cream (#F6F1E7), set in 2-3 lines with intentional line breaks at natural pauses. Beneath the

Marketing hero shot of {{product_name}} displayed on a {{device}} ({{device_orientation}}). The device sits on a {{surface}} surface with {{ambient_props}} nearby for context (no clutter, intentionally placed). The screen shows a polished UI: {{ui_description}}. Lighting: soft wi