Prompt Library
43 prompts written to be edited, not pasted blindly. Every one has clearly marked variables, tips for getting good output, and — where relevant — a note on when it's the wrong tool.
Draft in your own writing voice
Teaches the model your voice from a sample before it writes, so the draft needs editing rather than rewriting.
Three outline angles before drafting
Forces a structural decision before a single paragraph is written — the cheapest point to change direction.
The ruthless editing pass
Cuts flab without rewriting your voice — the model marks, you decide.
Explain a complex topic without dumbing it down
Produces an explanation a smart non-expert can follow, keeping the real mechanism intact.
Write an email that actually gets a reply
Short, specific, one clear ask — the opposite of what most AI email prompts produce.
Strip the AI tells out of a draft
Removes the vocabulary and rhythm that make text read as machine-written, without flattening meaning.
Twelve headlines, four different angles
Generates headlines across distinct persuasion angles instead of twelve rewordings of one.
Summarize for a decision, not for completeness
Produces a summary organized around what the reader has to decide, not around the document's structure.