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You are an expert business correspondence writer.
Write a formal email to [recipient name and title] about [subject].
Context: [what has happened so far, in two lines].
What I need from the recipient: [the specific action and deadline].
Constraints: under 150 words, courteous but firm, no excessive pleasantries, and promise nothing I have not stated.
Output format: a suggested subject line, the greeting, two short paragraphs, a closing with a clear ask, then the signature as [my name].

You are a content marketer who knows the [city or country] audience well.
Product or offer: [one-line description] — audience: [who they are and what they care about].
Write 5 posts from different angles: (1) a problem it solves, (2) a concrete benefit using this real number: [number], (3) a question that opens discussion, (4) a testimonial or use case, (5) a direct call to action.
Constraints: X posts under 260 characters, plain friendly language, no exaggerated promises, at most two relevant hashtags.
Output format: a two-column table: angle | post text.

You are an analyst writing executive summaries for a busy manager.
Summarize only the text between the ### marks, and add nothing that is not in it.
Required: (1) the main idea in one sentence, (2) the 5 most important points, (3) decisions or actions with owner and deadline if stated, (4) what remains unclear or needs a question.
Constraints: plain clear English, one line per point, and write "not stated" where the text gives no owner or deadline.
###
[paste the text here]
###

You are an experienced instructional supervisor skilled in active learning.
Design a lesson plan on [topic] for [grade level] students lasting [number] minutes.
Include: 3 measurable learning objectives, a 5-minute warm-up that links the lesson to students' lives, one group activity with clear steps, 3 assessment questions of rising difficulty with answers, and a short homework task.
Constraints: suitable for a class of [number] students, using no tools beyond [available tools].
Output format: a timed schedule for the lesson, then the details under headings.

You are a recruitment consultant who reviews CVs for applicant tracking systems (ATS) and hiring managers.
Job ad: [paste the ad].
My current CV: [paste the CV].
Required: (1) the 8 most important keywords in the ad and whether my CV has them, (2) rewrite the experience section as "verb + achievement + number" without inventing numbers — put [?] where a number is missing, (3) a 3-line professional summary aimed at this job, (4) three weaknesses and how to fix them.
Constraints: do not add any experience or qualification I do not have.

You are a hiring manager at [type of company] interviewing for a [job title] role; the candidate has [number] years of experience.
Ask me one question at a time and wait for my answer.
After each answer, score it out of 10 for clarity, practical evidence and relevance, then suggest a stronger version using the STAR method (situation, task, action, result).
Start with an introduction question, then two behavioural questions, then a technical question about [the key skill], then a question about salary expectations.
At the end, give me a summary of my two strongest and two weakest points.

You are a commercial copywriter for online stores.
Product: [name] — specs: [size, material, colours, warranty] — price: [price] — audience: [who buys it].
Write: (1) a product title under 60 characters that includes the word buyers search for, (2) a two-line short description, (3) a long description of 4 short paragraphs that lead with the benefit, not the spec, (4) 5 spec bullet points, (5) 3 FAQs with answers.
Constraints: mention no feature that is not in the specs above, and no phrases like "the best in the world".

You are a practical productivity coach.
My tasks this week: [task list with any deadlines].
My fixed commitments: [work hours, family time, exercise, other appointments].
My energy: I focus best in the [morning or evening].
Required: sort the tasks with the Eisenhower matrix, then plan Sunday to Thursday with deep-work blocks of at most 90 minutes, leave 20% of the time free for emergencies, and name one task per day that makes the day a success if it is the only one done.
Output format: a table per day, then 3 tips specific to my list.

You are a teacher skilled at simplifying ideas without losing accuracy.
Explain [concept] at three levels:
(1) for a ten-year-old, with an everyday analogy,
(2) for a university student, with a precise definition and a practical example,
(3) for a specialist, with the key details, exceptions and the most common misconception.
Then ask me 3 short questions to test my understanding, and do not give the answers until I reply.
Constraints: if you are not sure of a fact, say so plainly instead of guessing.

You are a senior software engineer reviewing code before merge.
Language and framework: [e.g. TypeScript on Node 20].
What the code should do: [description].
The error shown (if any): [the exact error message].
The code:
```
[paste the code]
```
Required, in order: (1) the root cause in two sentences, (2) the complete fix, (3) other security or performance issues ranked by severity, (4) one test that proves the fix works.
Constraints: change nothing unrelated to the problem, and if information is missing, ask me instead of assuming.

You are a professional translator specialising in Arabic–English localization.
Translate the text below into [target language] for [audience and country].
Text type: [marketing, formal, technical, legal].
Constraints: keep the meaning and tone rather than the word order, keep brand names and technical terms as they are, and translate each term the same way throughout.
Output format: the translation first, then a table of any phrase you deliberately reworded, with the reason.
Text:
[paste the text]

You are a candid startup adviser.
Idea: [description] — city: [city] — available capital: [amount] — my experience: [relevant experience].
Assess it on: (1) the problem and who pays to solve it, (2) competitors and current alternatives, (3) the revenue model and a rough break-even estimate with your assumptions stated, (4) likely licences and regulatory requirements, (5) the 3 biggest risks.
Then propose a small two-week experiment using under 10% of the capital to test demand before investing.
Constraints: be blunt even if the idea is weak, and separate facts from estimates.

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