Prompts worth reusing.

Gives you the query plus what it assumes about your data.

A description block you reuse so the character doesn't drift.

A reusable skeleton for clean product imagery.

Stays in character and follows up on weak answers.

For getting a real answer instead of another meeting.

The questions an investor asks that founders dodge.

Active recall instead of re-reading.

Same idea, three levels — pick the one that lands.

What to say, what they'll say back, where it goes wrong.

Everything in your head, sorted into next actions.

Turns 'make it look better' into something workable.

Specific fixes, not a checklist recital.

Catches the mistakes that survive to the slide deck.

Unstructured input, clean JSON out.

Find the strongest version of the argument against you.

For when you need the takeaway, not the recap.

Short, specific, and easy to say no to.

Removes claims that a wary buyer would bounce off.

Ten angles, each making a different promise.

For reading a codebase you didn't write.

Skips the happy path and goes after what breaks.

Turns a stack trace into a root cause and a fix.

Correctness bugs first, style last, with no praise padding.

Bullet-point thoughts in, a sendable email out.