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Cinematic portrait — rainy neon night

A night-time take on the natural-light portrait: reflections, rain and colour.

Cinematic portrait of {{subject}} on a rainy city street at night, neon signs reflecting in puddles, {{colour palette}} light, shallow depth of field, 50mm lens, f/1.4, light rain catching the light, moody film still.
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LearningRemix

Explain anything — as a 5-minute talk

The same analogy-first approach, shaped into a short talk you can give out loud.

Turn {{topic}} into a 5-minute talk for {{audience}}. 1. Open with one everyday analogy (30 seconds). 2. Three key points, each with a tiny story or example (1 minute each). 3. Bust one common misconception. 4. Close with a line people will remember. Write it to be spoken, with [PAUSE] marks and about 650 words.
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Learning

Explain anything with one great analogy

A clear explanation pitched at exactly the right level, with a misconception to watch out for.

Explain {{topic}} to me as if I'm {{audience}}. 1. Start with one everyday analogy that makes the core idea click. 2. Give the 3 key points, each in one or two sentences. 3. Name one common misconception and correct it. 4. End with a single question I could answer to check I understood. Keep it under 250 words. No jargon unless you define it.
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BusinessRemix

Follow-up to a cold email, no guilt-tripping

For when they didn't reply: adds value instead of "just bumping this".

Write a follow-up to my cold email to {{recipient}} at {{company}}. They haven't replied in {{days}} days. My original ask: {{ask}} Under 60 words. Don't mention that they didn't reply. Add one new useful thing (an insight, a resource or a short idea for them), then restate the ask more lightly. Give 2 versions.
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General

Make any prompt better before you send it

Paste a rough prompt and get a sharper one back, plus the questions it should have answered.

You are a prompt editor. Improve the prompt below so an AI gives a much better first answer. Prompt: """ {{rough prompt}} """ Do this: - Say in one line what the prompt is really asking for. - List up to 4 missing details (audience, format, length, constraints, examples) as questions. - Rewrite the prompt, using placeholders in double curly braces for anything I still need to fill in. - Keep my intent; don't add goals I didn't ask for.
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Writing

Reply to a tricky email, calmly

Firm but friendly replies for emails you'd rather not answer.

Help me reply to this email. Email I received: """ {{email}} """ What I want to happen: {{goal}} Tone: {{tone}} Write a reply under 150 words. Acknowledge their point in one sentence, state my position clearly, and end with one concrete next step. Then give me a shorter alternative in 2 sentences.
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Research

Summarise a long text into decisions, not paragraphs

Turns reports, threads and articles into what matters and what to do next.

Summarise the text below for {{reader}}. """ {{text}} """ Format: **In one line:** the single most important point. **Key facts:** up to 5 bullets, with numbers where the text gives them. **Decisions or actions needed:** who, what, by when (say "not stated" if missing). **Open questions:** what the text leaves unclear. Don't add anything that isn't in the text.
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Code

Senior code review in plain language

Finds real bugs first, style nits last, and explains why each one matters.

Review this {{language}} code like a careful senior engineer. ``` {{code}} ``` Context: {{what it should do}} Report in this order: 1. Bugs that give wrong results or crash (with the exact line and a failing input). 2. Security or data-loss risks. 3. Performance problems that matter at realistic sizes. 4. Readability improvements (max 3). For each item: what's wrong, why it matters, and a minimal fix. If the code is fine, say so — don't invent problems.
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Code

Debug an error step by step

Paste the error and the code; get likely causes ranked, and how to confirm each.

I'm getting this error: ``` {{error message}} ``` Relevant code: ``` {{code}} ``` Environment: {{environment}} List the 3 most likely causes, most likely first. For each: why it would produce this exact error, one quick check to confirm or rule it out, and the fix. Don't rewrite the whole file.
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Code

Write a regex and prove it works

A regular expression with test cases that match and cases that don't.

Write a {{flavour}} regular expression that matches {{what to match}}. Give me: - The regex. - A plain-English breakdown of each part. - 5 strings it must match and 5 it must NOT match, as a table. - Any edge cases it deliberately ignores.
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Data

Question → SQL, with the reasoning

Describe your tables and your question in words; get a query you can trust.

My tables: {{schema}} Question: {{question}} Write a {{dialect}} query that answers it. Then explain in 3 bullets how it works, and list any assumption you made about the data (nulls, duplicates, time zones).
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Data

The spreadsheet formula you need

Say what you want the cell to do; get the formula and how to adapt it.

In {{app}}, I have: {{describe your columns}}. I want a formula that {{what the formula should do}}. Give me the formula, explain each part in one line, and show one example row with the result. If there's a simpler approach (a pivot table, a filter), mention it.
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Design

Turn a messy idea into a clear logo brief

Asks the right questions, then writes a one-page brief a designer can start from.

Act as a brand strategist. I'm starting a logo for {{business}}. What I know so far: {{notes}} First ask me up to 5 short questions about audience, personality, competitors and where the logo will be used. After I answer, write a one-page brief with: positioning in one sentence, 3 personality words (and 3 it must NOT feel like), must-haves, avoid-list, and 3 distinct creative directions described in words.
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Design

A colour palette with a reason for every colour

Accessible palettes with hex codes, roles and contrast notes.

Create a colour palette for {{project}} that feels {{mood}}. Give 5–6 colours as a table: name, hex, role (background, text, primary, accent, success/danger…), and why it fits the mood. Check the main text/background pairs against WCAG AA and say which pass. Suggest one pairing to avoid.
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Design

Better button and error copy

Short, human UI text for a screen, in three voices to choose from.

Write interface copy for this screen: {{screen description}}. I need: {{elements}}. Give three versions — plain, friendly, and minimal. Rules: buttons start with a verb, errors say what happened and what to do next, no blame, no exclamation marks, nothing over 12 words.
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Image

Cinematic portrait, natural light

A photographic portrait prompt with lens, light and mood you can swap.

Cinematic portrait of {{subject}}, {{setting}}, soft natural window light from the left, shallow depth of field, 85mm lens, f/1.8, subtle film grain, muted {{colour palette}} tones, candid expression, editorial photography.
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Image

Clean product shot on a studio set

Studio product photography with a styled surface and soft shadows.

Studio product photograph of {{product}} standing on {{surface}}, {{background colour}} seamless background, large softbox from above-left, soft realistic shadow, crisp detail, minimal props ({{prop}}), high-end commercial look, centered composition with space for text on the right.
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Image

Flat editorial illustration

A consistent editorial illustration style for articles and slides.

Flat editorial illustration of {{scene}}, limited palette of {{colours}}, simple geometric shapes, subtle paper grain texture, generous negative space, no text, no gradients, balanced asymmetric composition.
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Video

One cinematic shot for AI video

Describe a single shot the way video models understand it: subject, camera, light, motion.

Shot: {{subject}} {{action}}. Setting: {{setting}}. Camera: slow dolly-in at eye level, 35mm, gentle handheld sway. Light: {{lighting}}. Motion: subtle — hair and fabric move with a light breeze. Mood: {{mood}}. Duration: 6 seconds, no cuts, no on-screen text.
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Video

30-second video storyboard

A shot list with timings, camera notes and on-screen text for short videos.

Plan a {{length}} video about {{topic}} for {{platform}}. Give a storyboard table: shot number, seconds, what we see, camera move, on-screen text (max 6 words), audio/voice-over. The first 2 seconds must hook the viewer. End with one clear call to action.
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Script

YouTube script with a real hook

Hook, promise, three beats and an ending that earns the subscribe.

Write a {{minutes}}-minute YouTube script about {{topic}} for {{audience}}. Structure: - Hook (first 10 seconds): a surprising fact, question or stake. - Promise: what they'll get by the end. - 3 beats, each with one example or story. - Ending: a one-line takeaway, then a natural call to subscribe. Write it to be spoken: short sentences, contractions, [B-ROLL: …] notes where visuals help.
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Script

Podcast interview questions that go deeper

Questions that move from warm-up to the story only this guest can tell.

I'm interviewing {{guest}} about {{topic}} on a {{format}} podcast. Write 12 questions in 4 stages: warm-up (2), their story (4), the hard part / what went wrong (3), advice and future (3). Avoid yes/no questions. Mark 3 follow-up prompts I can use if an answer is short.
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Audio

Song lyrics with structure tags

Lyrics with verse/chorus tags that music AIs read well.

Write original lyrics for a {{genre}} song about {{theme}}, in the mood of {{mood}}. Use tags: [Verse 1], [Pre-Chorus], [Chorus], [Verse 2], [Bridge], [Final Chorus]. The chorus is 4 lines and easy to sing. Use concrete images, not clichés. Then suggest a tempo (BPM) and 3 instrument ideas.
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Audio

Voice-over script for text-to-speech

Written for the ear, with pauses and emphasis marked.

Write a {{seconds}}-second voice-over for {{what it's for}}. Write for text-to-speech: short sentences, numbers written as words, … for a short pause, and *emphasis* on at most 3 words. Tone: {{tone}}. Give a word count at the end (about 2.5 words per second).
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