Prompt lab

Copy-ready prompts,
and the reasons they work

Prompts for work, study, teaching, marketing and coding. Fill in the variables and copy. Nothing runs here, so paste into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, whichever you use.

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Work writing
emails, reports, announcements
44 prompts
Planning & analysis
ideas, market research, SWOT
30 prompts
Marketing & content
social posts, ad copy, blogs
37 prompts
Coding & data
code review, SQL, regex, debugging
30 prompts
HR & career
cover letters, interviews, job posts
25 prompts
Study & research
summaries, explanations, papers, exams
37 prompts
Teaching
lesson plans, worksheets, quizzes, feedback
38 prompts
Daily life & small business
travel, cooking, shop promotion, replies
29 prompts
Image, video & audio
Midjourney, image, video, music
46 prompts
Creative
stories, poems, characters, image prompts
24 prompts

Today's prompt

Changes daily
Coding & data Fill and adapt
Prioritized Code Review by Severity
Get actionable code feedback sorted by severity when working solo
3 blanks Assign a roleSelf-checkSpecify the output format

Most used

Work writing Ready to use
Action Items Table from Meeting Notes
Extract clear tasks, assignees, and deadlines into a structured table.
3 blanks Assign a roleSpecify the output formatConstraints
Work writing Ready to use
Professional and Clear Business Email Polishing
Refine rushed draft notes into polite, concise, and actionable business emails.
3 blanks Assign a roleGive contextSpecify the output format
Teaching Fill and adapt
45-Minute Lesson Plan Draft
Turn any topic into an active lesson plan with objectives and assessment.
3 blanks Assign a roleGive contextSpecify the output format
HR & career Fill and adapt
Turn Rough Notes into a Structured Job Essay Draft
Transform scattered notes into a STAR-format job application essay draft.
4 blanks Assign a roleGive contextSpecify the output format

Learn the techniques

See all 12 techniques

Good prompts have reasons. Read the five starter techniques in order and you can write your own for any situation.

1. Assign a role 2. Give context 3. Pin down the task 4. Specify the output format 5. Constraints Build your own

How about these?

Planning & analysis Ready to use
Sharpening Pitch Differentiation and Scoring
Highlight what sets your idea apart from typical competition entries.
3 blanks Assign a roleSelf-checkConstraints
Work writing Ready to use
Turn Vague Manager Instructions into Actionable Tasks
Break vague requests into clear tasks and clarifying questions.
2 blanks Pin down the taskHave it ask backSpecify the output format
Work writing Ready to use
High-Open Email Subject Line Generator
Generate diverse, context-specific subject line options for any email.
2 blanks Show an exampleSpecify the output formatAsk for revisions
Study & research Ready to use
Grammar Error Breakdown and Rule Explanation
Master recurring grammar mistakes with clear rules, corrections, and contrasting examples.
2 blanks Fence off the inputThink step by stepSpecify the output format
Work writing Fill and adapt
Draft an Incident Report by Chronological Facts
Write an objective incident report based on chronological facts without emotion.
4 blanks Think step by stepConstraintsHave it ask back
Work writing Fill and adapt
Year-End Tax Settlement Announcement
Draft a clear company notice covering required tax documents and deadlines.
3 blanks Give contextPin down the taskSpecify the output format