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A searchable library of copy-ready prompts. Visitors fill in the [blanks], copy in one click, or open a prompt straight in ChatGPT, Claude, or your own app — all in one section. No CMS, no code.

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Prompt library

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9 prompts
  • MarketingPopular

    Cold email opener

    Write a cold email to a [role] at a [company type] about [product]. Open with one specific observation, state the problem in one sentence, and end with a low-pressure question. Keep it under 90 words.
    Best for first-touch outreach
  • Marketing

    Landing page headlines

    Give me 10 headline options for a landing page that sells [product] to [audience]. Mix benefit-led, curiosity-led, and proof-led angles. Flag your top three and say why.
  • Marketing

    Repurpose an article

    Turn the article below into a 5-post thread for [platform]. Keep my voice: [tone]. Each post must stand on its own. [paste article]
    Paste the full article at the end
  • Research

    Explain it to a colleague

    Explain [topic] to a smart colleague who works in [field]. Use one analogy from their field, list the three ideas that matter most, and end with what people usually get wrong.
  • Research

    Compare two options

    Compare [option A] and [option B] for [use case]. Give a table of trade-offs, then a recommendation for a team of [team size] with a [budget] budget.
  • Research

    Customer interview questions

    Write 12 customer interview questions about [problem]. No leading questions and no yes/no questions. Group them by past behavior, current workaround, and buying process.
    Works best with one problem at a time
  • Coding

    Refactor for readability

    Refactor the function below for readability without changing behavior. Explain each change in one line, and list any edge cases you are unsure about. [paste code]
  • Coding

    Write the tests first

    Write unit tests for a function that [behavior]. Use [test framework]. Cover the happy path, empty input, and the two most likely failure modes. Do not write the implementation.
  • CodingNew

    Review a pull request

    Review the diff below as a senior [language] engineer. Separate blocking issues from nits, and suggest a smaller first step if the change is too large. [paste diff]

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