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product, photographed on surface, time of day natural light from the left / right, lensmm lens, shallow depth of field, colour palette palette, one prop only: prop, clean negative space on the side for text, realistic texture, no text, no watermark
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Write a LinkedIn post about this: what happened, with the numbers My part in it: what I did People who made it happen: names and what each did One thing I'd do differently: lesson Rules: under 150 words. Open with the result, not "I'm thrilled" or "humbled". Name the people and what they did. One short paragraph on what went wrong along the way. No hashtags, no emoji, and no question at the end fishing for comments.
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I want help with: task Context: who it's for and where it will be used Good looks like: [an example, or a description of the result you want] Avoid: [things you don't want: tone, length, clichés] Format: length and structure Before you start, ask me up to 3 questions if anything above is unclear. Then do the task. If you had to make an assumption, list it at the end in one line each.
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Draft a payment reminder email to client name for invoice invoice number dated invoice date, amount ₹amount including GST at GST rate%. It is days overdue days overdue. Tone: polite and firm, no guilt-tripping. Include: 1. The invoice number and amount in the first line. 2. A placeholder for our bank details. 3. A line saying the GSTIN on the invoice is our GSTIN, so their accounts team can claim input tax credit. 4. A clear date by which we expect payment. Keep it under 120 words. Then give a one-line WhatsApp version.
Kavya Reddy1,388 uses
Build an interview scorecard for a role on team or company. The job needs these, most important first: 3 to 5 must-haves. Nice to have: extras. For each must-have, give me: · What we're checking, in one plain sentence · Two questions: one about a real past situation, one hypothetical · What a 1, a 3 and a 5 sound like, as short examples of actual answers, not adjectives like "strong" or "excellent" Then add a short note for interviewers: score each area before the debrief, write one line of evidence for every score, and leave "culture fit" out (ask how they like to work instead). Format it as a table I can paste into a doc.
Save My Prompts1,288 uses
Write 5 options for a landing page headline and subheading for product. It does what it does for who. Today most of them use alternative instead. Rules: the headline says what happens, not how it feels. No "supercharge", "unlock", "seamless", "effortless" or "elevate". Max 8 words for the headline, 20 for the subheading. Then pick the best one and explain why in one sentence.
Priya Nair1,520 uses
Proofread the text below. Fix spelling, grammar and punctuation only. Don't change word choice, sentence length or tone unless something is actually wrong. Show the changes as a list: original → fixed, with a three-word reason. Then give the corrected text in full. Language variety: British / American / Indian English paste text
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Here's a table: paste table Make a horizontal bar chart of value column by category column, sorted largest first, with each bar labelled with its value. Title the chart with the takeaway in plain words (what someone should notice), not the column names. Under the chart, write two sentences: the main thing it shows, and one number that stands out. If the data can't support a chart (too few rows, mixed units), say so instead of drawing one.
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I'm deciding between option A and option B. What matters to me: priorities Constraints: money, time, people involved Don't decide for me. Ask me 5 questions, one at a time, and wait for each answer. Then lay out the trade-offs in a table, point out where my answers contradict each other, and tell me which single piece of information would change the answer.
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Review this diff as a careful senior engineer. Look in this order: correctness bugs, security issues, data loss or migration risks, then performance. Skip style nits unless they hide a bug. For each finding give the file and line, what's wrong and a concrete fix. If something is fine but non-obvious, say why it's fine. End with Ship, Ship after fixes or Don't ship, and one sentence why. Context: what the change is supposed to do paste diff
Arjun Mehta1,730 uses

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