Prompt directory
A prompt library for work, code, research, photos, and more. Every prompt shows what you need to provide, what it produces, and which AI models it was tested with.
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19 prompts
This form compares rivals, moats, market share, threats, and catalysts to find what makes one company stand out. Why it matters: a good product alone does not prove a durable edge. Research only — not a buy tip.
Uses your birth details to talk through past good and hard periods. Why it matters: patterns can feel less random when named.
Shortens a long prompt but keeps the important rules. Why it matters: shorter prompts are easier to reuse and cheaper to run.
Three agents (Pro, Con, Judge) debate your plan out loud, then lock a final version. Why it matters: stops endless “what if” loops.
Midjourney prompt for Soap Bar product photos — bathroom and spa flat-lay scenes, realistic materials. Ready to paste.
Midjourney prompt for Skincare Bottle product photos — bathroom shelf and vanity scenes, realistic materials. Ready to paste.
Build a hiring scorecard with must-haves and interview signals. Why it matters: clear stories beat memorized buzzwords.
Midjourney prompt for Hair Oil Bottle product photos — vanity and bathroom shelf scenes, realistic materials. Ready to paste.
Plan multi-thread outreach in an account for smb motion; no fabricated customer logos or metrics. Why it matters: a clear brief beats a vague logo ask.
Guide students through primary source analysis with sourcing questions. Why it matters: simple explanations stick better.
Writes a short resignation letter and transition notes. Why it matters: a ready draft saves you from a blank page.
Produce a lightweight STRIDE threat model for a feature. Why it matters: clear steps stop silent bugs later.
Coach through a coding problem without dumping the full solution first. Why it matters: clear stories beat memorized buzzwords.
Writes a high-signal X thread with hook, proof, and soft CTA. Why it matters: clear words get more clicks than fluff.
Explains one topic for a beginner, practitioner, and expert while showing how the mental model changes. Why it matters: simple explanations stick better.
Designs progressively harder projects that develop a skill through concrete practice and feedback. Why it matters: nice answers don't fix the real problem.
Converts a meeting or message thread into the decision, evidence, alternatives, disagreements, owners, and follow-ups. Why it matters: a ready draft saves you from a blank page.
Assigns each friend an original sitcom role, catchphrase, running joke, and season-long storyline. Why it matters: a fun format makes the idea stick.
Evaluates a decision through three dramatic fictional judges before delivering a practical final verdict. Why it matters: a fun format makes the idea stick.
