AI Prompts for Real Work
Find the words to start. Choose a task, copy a prompt and add your details, from an email reply to your next campaign.
Build a custom prompt →Turn work notes into a status update
A manager or client needs a concise update grounded in current records.
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Prepare a decision brief from meeting records
The team discussed options but a named owner still needs to decide.
1 min
Reply to a customer question
Draft a helpful answer using your actual service terms.
1 min
Create a client onboarding checklist
Turn your agreed process into a clear set of next steps.
1 min
Find friction in a business process
Locate repeat work and unclear handoffs in a process you can describe.
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Summarize a meeting
Turn rough notes into decisions and next steps.
1 min
Write an email reply
Get a clear first draft from an incoming message and your reply notes.
1 minPlan your week
Fit your task list into the time you actually have.
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Compare two sources
Identify agreements, conflicts and missing evidence before writing a brief.
1 minDraft project instructions
Turn a stable review process into concise instructions for a Claude Project.
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Specify a reviewable artifact
Create a standalone table, checklist or document with acceptance criteria.
1 minBuild the evidence inventory first
Your resume uses vague claims or you are not sure which results can be proved.
1 minRewrite one bullet without inflation
The evidence is clear but the existing bullet is passive or hard to scan.
1 minAlign wording with a job description
The resume contains relevant evidence but uses different terminology from the target role.
1 minAudit the final resume claims
The draft is complete and needs a last truth and consistency check.
1 minExplain an unfamiliar function
Understand inputs, outputs and assumptions before editing.
1 min
Design useful test cases
Turn a behavior contract into a focused test checklist.
1 minReview a small code change
Find concrete regressions without rewriting unrelated code.
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Reply to a delayed-order question
The shipment status and current delivery policy are available to the agent.
1 minExplain a billing charge
The invoice line, plan terms and account dates are available but the agent must not approve credits.
1 minSend a troubleshooting reply
You have an approved troubleshooting sequence and need the customer to try the next safe step.
1 minWrite an escalation handoff
A case exceeds frontline authority and the receiving specialist needs a concise source-backed record.
1 minRespond to a negative customer review
The company can acknowledge the experience publicly but should move account-specific resolution to a private channel.
1 minMake a layout-ready concept
A designer needs visual direction before building the actual layout.
1 minRevise one visual property
The selected direction works but needs a narrow art-direction change.
1 minReply directly to a question
The answer and next step are known.
1 minFollow up without invented urgency
A real request is waiting and the impact of delay is known.
1 minAsk for missing information
Work cannot proceed safely without specific inputs.
1 minRewrite a tense email
The facts should stay firm but the first draft sounds accusatory.
1 minCompare a file and an image
Check whether a visual proposal matches written requirements.
1 minBuild a brief from named files
Turn a small approved file set into claims, evidence and open questions.
1 minPlan from real constraints
Turn tasks, fixed commitments and available time into a reviewable plan.
1 minMake a Halloween invitation brief
You need a fictional, family-friendly invitation concept with a fixed format and review rule.
1 min
Compare costume concepts without copying a character
You want several original costume directions with a safety and budget check.
1 minCreate a controlled Halloween photo edit brief
You have permission to edit a supplied photo and need the subject identity and composition preserved.
1 minCreate an editorial hero concept
Generate a wide article image with a clear subject and quiet text area.
1 minBuild a product scene
Show a product in a controlled context without implying unsupported features.
1 minRevise one visual property
Change an existing image while preserving approved composition and content.
1 minCreate a neutral directory crop
A team directory needs a consistent crop and plain background.
1 minMatch a team background without changing the person
Several approved portraits need the same neutral background treatment.
1 minWebsite hero with text space
You need a wide visual that will sit behind or beside a headline.
1 minProduct scene without invented features
You have a product reference and need a controlled environment around it.
1 minEditorial concept illustration
You need an original metaphor rather than a literal stock-photo scene.
1 minDraft a campaign email
Write a focused email around one offer and one next step.
1 minTurn one idea into social posts
Adapt an existing piece of content without changing its claims.
1 minCreate two message variants
Prepare a focused copy test with one difference.
1 minEditorial hero image
A landing page needs a strong subject plus space for copy.
1 minControlled style study
You want to compare two looks without changing the subject or composition.
1 minSeamless pattern exploration
You need a repeatable motif for a background or packaging study.
1 minRemove one distraction
A small object damages an otherwise approved image.
1 minChange lighting only
The scene is approved but its exposure or warmth needs a restrained adjustment.
1 minBuild a quiet product scene
You need supporting editorial context around a faithful reference.
1 minExtend a background without recreating the item
The existing product photo is accurate but needs extra crop space.
1 minExtract a claim from a research paper
Read a paper you have access to without mistaking an abstract for the whole study.
2 minCompare two sources
See where two accounts agree, disagree or leave gaps.
1 minFind the missing questions
Turn an incomplete brief into a short research agenda.
1 minBuild a one-page evidence brief
Make source notes readable for a teammate who needs to decide.
1 minPrepare discovery questions
You have a small account brief and need questions rather than a scripted pitch.
1 min
Draft a commitment-based follow-up
A call or email thread contains explicit decisions and next steps.
1 minApply explicit qualification criteria
Your team has documented criteria and needs a traceable recommendation.
1 minBuild a proposal skeleton
Buyer needs, scope and commercial terms have already been approved.
1 minExport record
You need to preserve the context around a downloaded Sora clip.
1 minTool-neutral migration card
You want to reproduce the creative intention in a current video tool.
1 minMake a practice quiz
Answer from memory before seeing feedback on a specific passage.
1 minUnderstand a wrong answer
Work out the reasoning gap instead of just seeing a solution.
1 minPlan a realistic revision session
Fit active practice into the time you have.
1 minProduct shot with a slow push in
The product must remain stable while the camera adds gentle movement.
1 minCharacter action with a locked camera
The gesture matters more than camera movement.
1 minEnvironmental motion loop
A background needs gentle movement without a narrative event.
1 minOutline a blog post
Give a draft a useful structure before writing paragraphs.
1 minDescribe a product
Turn a fact sheet into a short description with useful buying details.
1 minMake a paragraph clearer
Tighten a draft while keeping its meaning.
1 minPrompt FAQ
How do I choose the right prompt?
Start with the material you already have and the result you need:
- Meeting notes: use the meeting recap prompt.
- A customer question and service terms: use the customer reply prompt.
- Source passages: use the source comparison prompt.
- Study notes: use the practice questions prompt.
What if none of the prompts fits?
Write down the output you need and the facts the answer may use. Build a tailored version with the Prompt Builder, or follow the free four-lesson prompt engineering course.
Do I need to copy every instruction?
No. Keep the task, factual boundaries and output format. Replace the example details with information you can share, remove irrelevant instructions and check the first answer before reusing the prompt.