Plain English editor
Rewrites technical, legal or corporate text into plain English for a named reader, keeping every fact, obligation and number.
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Write and editEmails, edits, tone fixes and first drafts.12 promptsWrite and fix codeDebugging, reviews, tests and refactors.12 promptsGet found in searchBriefs, titles, schema and AI search visibility.12 promptsMarket a productPositioning, ads, landing pages and launches.12 promptsRun the businessPlans, pricing, meetings and decisions.12 promptsResearch a topicSources, summaries, comparisons and fact checks.12 promptsLearn something newExplanations, study plans and practice questions.12 promptsPlan and organisePlanning, notes, inbox and weekly reviews.12 prompts
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Code review
Reviews code or a diff for bugs, security problems, performance issues and readability, ranked by severity with concrete fixes.
Meeting notes to actions
Turns meeting transcripts or rough notes into a short recap with decisions, action items with owners and dates, and open questions, using only what was said.
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Rewrite the email between the <email> tags for {{AUDIENCE}}.CopyHelp me understand and fix this error.CopyWrite 8 title tag options for a page about {{PAGE_TOPIC}}.CopyWrite landing page headline options for {{PRODUCT}}.CopyCreate an agenda for a {{DURATION}} meeting.CopyCompare what these sources say about: {{QUESTION}}CopyWhat I already know: {{WHAT_I_KNOW}}CopyHelp me run my weekly review.Copy
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The prompts people come back to most, one from each category.
- Rewrite an email to sound more confidentRemoves hedging, apologies and filler from an email so it reads as clear and assured, without turning rude.Writing
- Review code like a senior engineerReviews a diff or file for bugs, security issues and readability, ranked by severity, with concrete line-level fixes.Coding
- Create a content brief for a target keywordBuilds a writer-ready brief with search intent, outline, questions to answer and the angle that beats current results.SEO
- Draft a positioning statementTurns what you know about your product, customers and competitors into a clear positioning statement and the messaging that follows from it.Marketing
- Review your pricing page like a buyerReads your pricing page as a sceptical buyer would, and lists what is confusing, missing or likely to stall a purchase.Business
- Summarise a research paper for a busy readerExplains a paper’s question, method, findings and limits in plain language, and separates what it shows from what it suggests.Research
- Make a realistic study plan for a goalBuilds a week-by-week plan that fits your actual hours, with practice and review built in, not just a reading list.Learning
- Triage a backlog of emails fastSorts a pile of emails into reply now, schedule, delegate and archive, with one-line draft replies for the urgent ones.Productivity
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Few-shot prompting
Showing the model two or three examples of the task done well before asking it to do a new one.
System prompt
Standing instructions given to an AI model before the conversation starts, which shape every reply.
Temperature
A setting that controls how random or predictable an AI model’s word choices are.
Hallucination
When an AI model states something false or made up as if it were true.
RAG (retrieval-augmented generation)
A setup where the AI first searches your documents for relevant passages, then answers using them.
Context window
The maximum amount of text, measured in tokens, that an AI model can read and write in one go.