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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31 prompts
Reads your chart for business friction and what to try next. Why it matters: stuck feels personal; a structured read can unblock action.
Charter a personal project with scope adapted for a remote worker. Why it matters: a small system beats a messy pile.
Set personal OKRs for health, career, and relationships. Why it matters: a small system beats a messy pile.
Break a big goal into milestones, habits, and weekly actions. Why it matters: a small system beats a messy pile.
Summarize assets/liabilities into a net-worth snapshot for a freelancer; educational only, not financial advice. Why it matters: a small system beats a messy pile.
Plan an emergency fund target and timeline (educational) for a household; educational only, not financial advice. Why it matters: a small system beats a messy pile.
Writes a 4-step cold email sequence with personalization slots. Why it matters: specific ads beat generic hype.
Makes a document checklist for tax prep (not tax advice). Why it matters: a small system beats a messy pile.
Compare avalanche vs snowball style plans from balances (educational). Why it matters: a small system beats a messy pile.
Build a realistic monthly budget from income and expenses with categories. Why it matters: small regular checks beat big surprises.
A clean personal-brand LinkedIn banner with your name and short value tagline at 1584×396. Optionally soft-blend an employer/company. Why it matters: a clear brief beats a vague logo ask.
Build a 1584×396 LinkedIn banner themed to your profession with your name and role in the safe zone. Optionally soft-blend an. Why it matters: a clear brief beats a vague logo ask.
Writes short personalized connection notes plus 2 polite follow-ups without sounding spammy. Why it matters: a ready draft saves you from a blank page.
Rewrite a LinkedIn About section into a clear, skimmable story with proof and a soft CTA. Uses only what you give — invents nothing. Why it matters: clear, true words help you get past filters.
Craft a searchable LinkedIn headline tuned to a target role, seniority, and keywords recruiters actually query. Why it matters: a ready draft saves you from a blank page.
Turn a selfie into a bold flat-vector LinkedIn portrait with clean shapes, limited colors, and strong personal-brand presence. Why it matters: people judge a photo in a second.
Generate a warm founder-style LinkedIn headshot from a selfie: refined open-collar look, soft daylight workspace, and approachable. Why it matters: people judge a photo in a second.
Transforms a group photo into an original, humorous superhero ensemble with personalized powers and weaknesses. Why it matters: a fun format makes the idea stick.
Generates a cohesive set of expressive reaction stickers from a portrait while preserving the character's identity. Why it matters: clean art sells better for print and shops.
Reimagines a pet as a fictional human while preserving its recognizable personality, colors, and signature traits. Why it matters: a fun format makes the idea stick.
Turns a portrait and personal theme into an original high-end editorial magazine cover. Why it matters: people judge a photo in a second.
Transforms a pet photo into a realistic desk figurine with original gift packaging and personalized accessories. Why it matters: a fun format makes the idea stick.
Creates a playful professional caricature with exaggerated expressions and personalized career and hobby props. Why it matters: a fun format makes the idea stick.
Turns a portrait into a polished packaged action figure with personalized accessories and original toy-box styling. Why it matters: people judge a photo in a second.
Turns personality traits and habits into a playful fictional warning label with side effects and handling instructions. Why it matters: a fun format makes the idea stick.
Builds a funny, recognizable starter-pack concept from someone's personality, routine, work, and favorite objects. Why it matters: a fun format makes the idea stick.
Suggests an amusing but plausible next hobby based on the user's interests, abandoned projects, time, and budget. Why it matters: small regular checks beat big surprises.
Reviews user-provided behaviors and identifies the clearest interpersonal red flag with playful, constructive context. Why it matters: a fun format makes the idea stick.
Turns someone's personality into a fictional startup pitch complete with features, bugs, users, risks, and a tagline. Why it matters: a fun format makes the idea stick.
Rewrites recent personal changes as funny software release notes with features, fixes, bugs, and upcoming improvements. Why it matters: a reusable format beats starting from zero.
Creates a playful, evidence-based roast with adjustable intensity and clear personal boundaries. Why it matters: a fun format makes the idea stick.
