Copy-ready AI prompts

I run [BUSINESS] for [AUDIENCE] on [PLATFORM].
Give me 30 post ideas for the next month, mixing: helpful tips, behind the scenes, customer questions, myth-busting and gentle promotion (no more than 1 in 5 posts).
For each, give a one-line hook. Then write full drafts for the first 3.

I want to learn [SKILL] in 30 days. I can spend [MINUTES] minutes per day. My starting level: [LEVEL].
Create a week-by-week plan with a small daily task, one weekly mini-project and a way to tell if I'm improving. Recommend free resources only, and tell me what to skip as a beginner.

Review your previous answer. List every factual claim it contains, mark each as "well established", "uncertain" or "may be guessed", and give a source I can open for each. If you can't source something, say so plainly.

Here is everything I need to do this week:
[TASKS]

My fixed commitments: [COMMITMENTS]
I have about [HOURS] free hours per day and work best in the [MORNING/EVENING].
Build a realistic day-by-day plan. Put the most important tasks first, leave slack for surprises, and tell me what to drop if it's too much.

Compare [PRODUCT A] and [PRODUCT B] for someone who [MY SITUATION]. Put the comparison in a table covering price, key features, drawbacks and best for.
Mark anything time-sensitive (prices, features) as "verify on the official site". Give a short conclusion for my situation, and say what you're unsure about.

I'm deciding between [OPTION A] and [OPTION B]. What matters most to me: [PRIORITIES].
Compare them in a table against my priorities, list risks for each, and tell me what I might be overlooking.
Ask me up to 3 questions if it would improve your advice. Don't decide for me; help me decide.

I'm using [LANGUAGE/TOOL]. I expected [WHAT SHOULD HAPPEN] but got [WHAT HAPPENED].
Error message:
[ERROR]

Relevant code:
[CODE]

Explain what the error means in plain English, the most likely cause, and give a fix. Then tell me how I can confirm it worked.

Explain [TOPIC] to me as if I'm completely new to it.
Use plain English, avoid jargon (or explain any jargon you use), and give one everyday example.
Then ask me 3 short questions to check I've understood.

Edit the text below. Fix errors, cut waffle and make it clearer, but keep my voice and meaning.
Show the improved version, then list the 5 biggest changes you made and why.

TEXT:
[PASTE YOUR DRAFT]

Act as an interviewer for a [JOB TITLE] role at a [TYPE OF COMPANY].
Ask me one question at a time and wait for my answer.
After each answer, give brief feedback: what was good, what was weak, and a stronger example answer.
Start with an easy warm-up question.

I need a simple website for [BUSINESS]. Goal: [GOAL, e.g. get phone calls]. Audience: [AUDIENCE].
Give me: (1) the pages I need and why, (2) a section-by-section outline for the homepage, (3) the 5 questions visitors will have and where each is answered, (4) a short list of trust signals to include.
Keep it practical for a small budget.

A customer sent this message:
[CUSTOMER MESSAGE]

What happened on our side: [FACTS]
What we can offer: [OFFER]
Write a short, empathetic, professional reply. Apologise once where appropriate, explain clearly, state the offer and the next step. No corporate waffle. Under 150 words.

I need to understand [TOPIC] for [PURPOSE].
Give me: a short overview, the main viewpoints or options, key terms explained, what's still debated, and 5 reliable sources I can open (official bodies, research, reputable outlets).
For each factual claim, say how confident you are. If you can't source something, say so rather than guessing.

Here is my current CV summary:
[CV SUMMARY]

Here is the job advert:
[JOB ADVERT]

Rewrite my summary in under 60 words to match this role. Use only skills and experience I've actually stated. Do not invent anything. Then list 5 keywords from the advert I should make sure appear elsewhere in my CV.

Here's my business idea: [IDEA]. Target customer: [CUSTOMER]. I'd charge: [PRICE].
Act as a sceptical but fair adviser. List: (1) the 5 biggest risks, (2) assumptions I need to test, (3) the cheapest way to test each this month, (4) 3 similar existing businesses and how mine could differ.
Be honest. Don't flatter me.

Summarise the text below for [AUDIENCE].
Give me: (1) a 3-sentence overview, (2) the 5 most important points, (3) any decisions or actions, (4) anything unclear or missing.
Quote the exact line that supports each key point.

TEXT:
[PASTE TEXT]

Here are my raw meeting notes:
[NOTES]

Produce: (1) a 3-line summary, (2) decisions made, (3) an action list as a table with owner and deadline (mark unclear ones as "TBC"), (4) questions still open, (5) a short follow-up email I can send to attendees. Don't invent names or dates.

Write an email to [RECIPIENT] about [SITUATION].
Goal: [WHAT I WANT THEM TO DO] by [DEADLINE].
Tone: polite but firm. Under [WORD COUNT] words. Include a clear subject line.
Don't sound aggressive or apologetic. Give me two versions.

Write a product description for [PRODUCT].
Facts (use only these): [FACTS].
Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Tone: [TONE]. Length: about [WORDS] words.
Lead with the main benefit, use short paragraphs, end with a simple call to action. Don't invent features or claims.