A simple starter pack for people who want AI to be useful immediately — no jargon, no complicated setup.
Get one practical AI tip every day View source / copy promptsI'm a beginner. Explain this in plain English, define any jargon, and give me the first three steps.
Use this when AI sounds too technical.
Before you answer, ask me the 3 questions that would most improve your response.
Use this when you are not sure what context matters.
Cut this in half without losing the main point. Remove filler, repetition, and anything that sounds generic.
Use this for emails, posts, summaries, and drafts.
Steel-man this idea. Make the strongest possible case for it, then list the biggest risks.
Use this before pitching or deciding.
Here is a meeting transcript. What did not get said? What risks, tensions, missing stakeholders, or ownerless follow-ups are implied?
Use this after meetings that felt too clean.
Give me five different versions of this: safest, clearest, boldest, shortest, and most persuasive.
Use this when you are stuck on wording.
Turn this into a checklist with owners, deadlines, and next actions.
Use this for notes, plans, and messy conversations.
Explain the tradeoff in this decision. What do I gain, what do I lose, and what would make this choice wrong?
Use this for decisions.
What is the weakest part of this plan, and how would you fix it?
Use this before sharing work.
Rewrite this so it sounds like a smart human wrote it. Keep it clear, direct, and conversational. No corporate filler.
Use this for almost anything.
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