AI prompt directory

Create an SEO brief with keywords, search intent, title options, outline, entities, links, and FAQs in JSON.

Generate SEO title and meta description options for a page.

This prompt designs SLIs and SLOs for a service based on what users experience. It adds an error budget, alerts on how fast it burns, and a policy for when the budget runs out, all in a fixed YAML layout.

Build a weekly family meal plan with shopping list.

This prompt lines up renovation quotes from several contractors against one shared scope and returns JSON. It points out missing items and risky terms, works out a realistic total for each with likely extras, and lists questions for each contractor.

Turn bullet notes into a slide-by-slide presentation outline with speaker notes and visuals.

This prompt turns a clinical visit transcript into SOAP notes, one per problem discussed, written in short bullets. Each diagnosis and service is tagged with its ICD-10 or CPT code, and each assessment has a plan. The source repo warns to use it only with HIPAA-compliant tools and says a clinician should review the output.

Explore a topic through questions that examine beliefs instead of giving a lecture.

Help a student check homework with hints, not just answers.

Create an SOP template aligned with a process's operational and compliance needs.

This prompt takes a messy task list and places each item in one of the four urgent and important quadrants. Every task gets a reason for its placement and a next step. It finishes with a plan for what to focus on this week.

This prompt reviews how work gets done in an area of your business and picks out tasks to automate. It suggests AI tools and how to put them in place, within your tool preference and budget.

This prompt reads a used car listing and checks for missing details, whether the price makes sense, and signs of a scam. It returns JSON with questions for whoever is selling, things to inspect, and a verdict.

This prompt reads a terms-and-conditions or terms-of-service text from the user's side. It looks at data use, charges, limits on what you can do, who is liable, and how the agreement can end, restates legal wording in plain English, and marks clauses to worry about. It ends with a recommendation on whether to agree.

Generate SQL from a plain-English question given a schema.

Stress-test a startup idea for customer, wedge, and risks.

Define an agent role for statistical, correlation, and regression analysis with named tools.

Break a browser automation goal into ordered actions with target hints, extracted fields, and stop conditions.

Build a study guide from lecture slide text.

Summarize parties, property, term, rent, responsibilities, notices, and special provisions in XML-tagged sections.