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Write a professional email to [recipient] about [topic]. The tone should be [formal/friendly]. Include a clear subject line and a call to action at the end.

Review this code and identify: 1) bugs or errors, 2) performance improvements, 3) security issues, 4) better practices. Explain each issue clearly: [paste your code here]

Create a concise business plan for [business idea]. Include: executive summary, target market, value proposition, revenue model and 3 key challenges with solutions.

Create a 2-week social media content calendar for [brand/topic] targeting [audience]. Include post ideas for LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram with suggested captions.

Explain [complex topic] as if I'm a complete beginner. Use simple language, real-world analogies and 3 practical examples. Then give me 5 questions to test my understanding.

Research [topic] and provide: 1) key facts and statistics, 2) main perspectives and debates, 3) recent developments, 4) most credible sources to explore further.

Optimise this blog post draft for SEO targeting the keyword "[keyword]". Suggest: 1) an improved title under 60 characters, 2) a meta description under 160 characters, 3) three subheadings, 4) where to naturally add the keyword without keyword stuffing. Draft: [paste draft]

Rewrite these resume bullet points for a [job title] role to be more results-focused. For each one: 1) start with a strong action verb, 2) add a quantifiable result or metric where plausible, 3) keep it under 20 words, 4) remove generic phrases like "responsible for". Bullet points: [paste bullet points]

I need [number] genuinely different ideas for [project/problem], not variations on the same idea. For each one: 1) a one-line pitch, 2) what makes it different from the others, 3) the biggest risk or objection someone would raise, 4) a quick way to test if it's worth pursuing. Force yourself to include at least one unconventional or contrarian option. Context: [describe the project or problem]

Write a cold outreach email to [recipient/role] at [company] about [your offer/reason for reaching out]. Keep it under 120 words. Requirements: 1) a specific, non-generic opening line referencing something real about them or their company, 2) one clear value proposition, no vague claims, 3) a single, low-friction call to action, 4) no corporate buzzwords or hype language. Context: [briefly describe you/your product and the goal of this email]

Create a script outline for a [length]-minute YouTube video about [topic], aimed at [target audience]. Structure it as: 1) a hook for the first 15 seconds that states the payoff without giving it away, 2) 3-5 main sections with a one-line summary each, 3) a natural point mid-video to mention a call to action, 4) a closing line that reinforces the hook. Keep pacing in mind — flag any section likely to drag. Context: [briefly describe your channel and the specific angle you want to take]

Convert these raw meeting notes into a clean action items list: [paste notes]. For each item, extract: 1) the specific task, 2) who owns it if mentioned or stated as "unassigned" if not, 3) any deadline mentioned or "no deadline given" if not, 4) priority (high/medium/low) based on how it was discussed. Group by owner. Flag any decision that was discussed but never actually assigned an owner — those are the ones most likely to fall through.

Here is my full task list for the week: [paste tasks]. Sort them into three groups: 1) Must do this week — has a real deadline or blocks someone else, 2) Should do if time allows — valuable but not urgent, 3) Cut or delegate — low impact relative to effort, or someone else could do it. For each "Must do" item, suggest which day it realistically fits given normal work hours. Flag anything that looks like it's on the list out of guilt rather than genuine priority.

Here is the transcript of a [length]-minute podcast/video recording: [paste transcript]. Find 3-5 moments that would work as standalone short clips (30-90 seconds each) for social media. For each one: 1) the exact quote or exchange, 2) why it works alone without context from the rest of the episode, 3) a suggested one-line hook to caption it. Prioritize moments with a clear opinion, a surprising fact, or genuine emotion over general explanation.

I want to hand this task to an autonomous AI agent that will run unattended: [describe the task]. Before it starts, write me a brief covering: 1) the exact goal, stated so that success or failure is unambiguous, 2) the boundaries — what the agent must never do, which systems it may touch and what spending or sending limits apply, 3) the specific checkpoints where it should stop and ask me rather than decide alone, 4) what it should do when it hits an error or ambiguous input instead of guessing, and 5) the exact output format I should get back. Flag anything in my task description that is too vague for an agent to act on safely.