Prompts

A rough idea → the 9 Lean Canvas blocks, the riskiest assumptions and 3 tests you can run this week.

A hook for the first 15 seconds, content blocks, a shot list and 5 title options.

Paste your page text and target searches to get prioritized fixes, new title and description tags, and an FAQ.

3 to 5 competitors → a table of promises, prices and weak spots, plus 3 positioning options.

5 emails to one type of customer: an intro, something useful, a case study, a question and a closing note.

Imagine the decision has already failed, then find 10 reasons why before you start.

Questions about the customer's past experience, not your idea. Based on the book "The Mom Test."

3 versions of an offer from a fill-in formula, the model's self-rating and honest answers to 7 objections.

From a finished offer to the text for a one-page site: 8 blocks, design notes and an FAQ.

10 hooks from different angles, 5 ads within the platform's limits and an A/B test plan.

Paste an export to get a data check, metrics with formulas, the 3 biggest changes and 3 actions.

A rough request becomes a task with a goal, boundaries, done criteria and a report format.

Any topic or term in plain words: the gist, an analogy from your field, an example and common misconceptions.

Go through an AI answer claim by claim: what's right, what's doubtful, where it's wrong and what to check at the source.

A long document boiled down to the gist, key points with page references, numbers and deadlines, and questions for the author.

Four weeks, 30 minutes a day, on your real tasks: what to do and what you should end up with.

Questions to ask the client, answers to likely objections, and a practice call where AI plays the client.

Honest criticism of any idea: five weak spots, facts versus hopes, and cheap tests you can run in a week.

A translation that sounds natural: tone, forms of address, idioms and a back-translation to check the meaning.

What each column means, where the data has errors, the main points in 5 bullets and questions for the author of the table.