Operations
Weekly status report compiler
Turn a brain-dump of the week's activity into an exec-ready status update with a one-line headline + three buckets (shipped / in progress / blockers).
The library · 73 tested prompts · work, hustle + life
Prompts you actually use on a Tuesday.
Every prompt tested on real work and real life: the job, the side thing, and the house. Titles are public, full bodies unlock with membership. Copy, paste, run, get on with your evening.
tonight’s pick · Command Center
Inbox triage on your rules
An agent that sorts your inbox by rules you set, drafts replies for the routine ones, and flags what actually needs you, with an approval gate before anything sends.
Operations
Process documentation (SOP) generator
Describe a process in messy notes; get a clean Standard Operating Procedure with steps, owners, and decision points.
Operations
Meeting recap from transcript
Paste a meeting transcript or your scribbled notes; get a clean recap with decisions, action items, and open questions.
Operations
Vendor invoice categorizer
Paste raw invoice text from messy PDFs; get categorized line items mapped to your chart of accounts.
Operations
Tool stack redundancy audit
List your current tools; get redundancies flagged, consolidation suggestions ranked, and a one-line ROI per recommendation.
Marketing
LinkedIn post: three angle variations
Give a topic + angle; get three distinct LinkedIn post variations (story-led, contrarian, data-led) sized for the feed.
Marketing
Email subject line tester
Paste an email body; get five subject line variations rated by hook strength, clarity, and curiosity.
Marketing
Cold outreach email (with research hooks)
Give prospect details + your offer; get a one-sentence-research-then-pitch cold email under 90 words.
Marketing
Landing page hero (headline + sub + CTA)
Describe product + audience; get three hero variations (concrete-benefit, story-led, contrarian) + sub-copy + button text.
Marketing
Content idea generator (10 ideas, 4 formats)
Give an audience + product; get 10 content ideas spread across formats (post, video, case study, comparison, etc.) ranked by effort.
Sales
Discovery call prep brief
Give a prospect's company + role; get a pre-call research checklist + 8 questions to ask, organized by stage of the call.
Sales
Post-call follow-up email
Paste call notes; get a polished follow-up with summary, agreed next steps, and a tight close.
Sales
Objection response: three approaches
Paste an objection; get three response options ranked by approach (acknowledge-and-reframe, evidence-led, ask-deeper).
Sales
Deal memo for IC review
Describe a deal; get a structured memo with deal summary, ROI math, risk table, and recommendation, ready for partner/IC review.
Customer Support
Support response drafter
Paste customer message + their account context; get a polished, on-brand response that resolves the issue without escalating.
Customer Support
Knowledge base article (from real questions)
Give a topic + 2-3 real customer questions on it; get a structured KB article with the answer, common pitfalls, and related links.
Customer Support
Refund / escalation triage
Describe the situation; get a recommended action (refund? partial? credit? escalate?) plus a customer-facing message draft for each.
Customer Support
Bug report → engineer-ready ticket
Paste a customer's bug description (often emotional, often vague); get a clean reproducible ticket with steps, expected/actual, and severity.
People
Job description that filters signal
Describe the role + must-haves; get a JD that attracts qualified candidates and filters out resume sprayers via embedded screening prompts.
People
Performance review draft (constructive, specific)
Give bullet observations + outcomes; get a balanced review with strengths, growth areas, and next-cycle goals, written like a real manager, not HR.
People
First-30-days onboarding plan
Give role + team context; get a week-by-week 30-day plan with people to meet, things to ship, and a definition of 'done with onboarding.'
People
1:1 prep notes
List recent interactions / projects / signals; get talking points + open questions sorted by priority for your next 1:1.
Finance & Admin
Invoice from scope notes
Give client + scope + amount; get a clean professional invoice with line items, payment terms, and a polite collection-friendly note.
Finance & Admin
Expense report categorizer
Paste raw transaction list; get categorized expenses, totals per category, and flagged anomalies for review.
Finance & Admin
Monthly cash flow narrative
Paste month's revenue + expense + cash position numbers; get a 1-page exec summary that explains the trend, not just the totals.
Operations
Quarterly capacity plan from team status
Paste the team's current workload + headcount; get a capacity model showing what fits, what slips, and which hire matters most.
Operations
Escalation decision doc
Describe a stuck situation; get a one-page decision memo for the person who needs to unblock it (with options + recommendation).
Marketing
Webinar / talk outline (60-min)
Topic + audience → a tight 60-min webinar outline with hook, demo points, and a soft CTA ending, no death-by-bullet slides.
Marketing
Competitor breakdown (3 angles)
List a competitor; get an honest analysis of their positioning, weaknesses, and the specific opening you can take.
Sales
Proposal from a discovery call
Paste call notes + your offering; get a structured proposal with scope, deliverables, timeline, and pricing, ready to send.
Sales
Lost-deal autopsy
Walk through a deal you lost; get an honest postmortem with the real reason, lessons for the next deal, and a possible win-back path.
Customer Support
Churn-save email / call script
Customer is leaving; get a respectful save script that addresses the real reason without grovel and either keeps them or earns a clean exit.
People
Tough feedback, delivered well
Describe a behavior you need to address; get a script that's direct without being harsh, with the SBI framework + a concrete change ask.
Finance & Admin
Pricing change announcement
Describe a price change; get a customer email that owns the change, gives notice, explains the value math, and makes the path forward easy.
Finance & Admin
Runway scenarios (best / base / worst)
Paste current burn + bank balance; get three runway scenarios with what each one demands of the team, for a real cash conversation.
App Building
Design a database schema with security built in
Describe what your app stores; get tables, an owner column, and Row-Level Security turned on from the first migration, not bolted on after you've leaked data.
App Building
Write or fix your Row-Level Security policies
Paste your tables; get correct per-action RLS policies: the thing that actually stops one user from reading another user's rows.
App Building
Prove your RLS actually protects data
The step everyone skips: a two-account test that SHOULD fail to read another user's rows, so you know the lock holds instead of hoping it does.
App Building
Wire up passwordless (magic-link) auth
Add email magic-link sign-in/out to a Next.js + Supabase app, using the correct server/client split so sessions actually persist across refreshes.
App Building
Set up environment variables and secrets safely
The .env.local + .gitignore + host setup that keeps you from leaking an API key on day one, plus the recovery move if you already did.
App Building
Audit your app before you ship it
A one-pass adversarial sweep before every deploy: leaked secrets, public-by-accident vars, missing auth checks, and tables with weak or no RLS.
App Building
Diagnose a failed deploy
Paste the build log; get the plain-English cause and the smallest fix to make the deploy green, instead of guessing at a wall of red text.
Command Center
Receipts → clean expense report
Point an agent at a folder of receipt photos/PDFs; get a tidy expense spreadsheet with vendor, date, amount, and category, plus a flag list for anything unclear.
Command Center
Inbox triage on your rules
An agent that sorts your inbox by rules you set, drafts replies for the routine ones, and flags what actually needs you, with an approval gate before anything sends.
Command Center
Your morning brief (scheduled)
A daily brief that assembles your calendar, inbox highlights, and top priorities into one short doc. Set it to run before you wake up.
Command Center
The weekly report that writes itself
Hand an agent your scattered team updates (Slack, docs, notes) and get one clean weekly report (shipped / in progress / blockers) in your format.
Command Center
Meetings → action items by owner
Turn one or many meeting transcripts into a clean action tracker grouped by owner, with due dates and open questions surfaced.
Command Center
Catalog what your AI setup can do
Build a living index of every app, connector, skill, and agent in your setup (and what each can actually do) so you (and Claude) never lose track of your own capabilities.
Personal
Personal inbox zero
The 2,000 unread personal emails: triaged, unsubscribed, archived for good, with a keep-list you approve first.
Personal
Insurance appeal letter
The denied claim, appealed with the structure and language reviewers respond to, built from your denial letter and plan documents.
Personal
Family trip planner
Group chat chaos into dates, flights, an itinerary, and a fair cost split everyone can say yes to.
Personal
Meal plan + grocery list
A week of dinners the household will actually eat, with a grocery list sorted by aisle and a plan for the leftovers.
Personal
Household command center (agent)
A standing agent that runs the house behind the scenes: bills due, renewals before they auto-charge, appointments, and a Sunday-night family brief. Approval gate before it acts.
Personal
Subscription + money-leak auditor (agent)
Finds every recurring charge hiding in your statements and inbox, ranks them by how little you use them, and drafts the cancellations. Runs monthly so the leaks never come back.
Personal
The paperwork wrangler (agent)
Turns the drawer of receipts, warranties, manuals, and important docs into one searchable index, then handles the returns, warranty claims, and renewals that actually save you money.
Personal
Weekly money brief (agent)
A plain-English money check-in every week: what came in, what's going out soon, whether you're on track, and one small move that helps. Educational, not financial advice.
Personal
Life-admin autopilot (brain dump to plan)
Dump every loose to-do rattling around your head and get back a prioritized, scheduled plan: what to do today, what to batch, what to delegate to an agent, and what to just drop.
Personal
Audit and fight a medical bill
Medical bills are wrong more often than not. Check yours for errors, request the itemized version, and draft the dispute or negotiation that gets the number down.
Personal
Family health command center (agent)
Keeps the household's health legible: appointments and prep, a running meds and symptoms log, the questions to actually ask the doctor, and a records timeline for any new provider. It organizes; it does not diagnose.
Personal
Make the big decision (research and recommend)
The car, the appliance, the insurance plan, the school, the purchase you keep re-googling. Turn the spiral into a criteria matrix, honest tradeoffs, and one clear recommendation.
Personal
Occasions and gifts, never missed (agent)
The birthdays, anniversaries, and thank-yous you mean to remember and then don't. A standing agent that tracks the people who matter, plans thoughtful gifts in budget, and drafts the note.
Personal
Negotiate the bill down
The cable, phone, internet, insurance, or gym bill that quietly crept up. The script, the leverage, and the retention-desk moves that actually lower a bill you want to keep.
Side Hustle
Pressure-test the idea before you build it
An honest gut-check on your side-hustle idea before you sink evenings into it: who it's for, why they'd pay, what could kill it, and the cheapest test to run this week.
Side Hustle
Name it, brand it, give it a voice
Names that aren't taken and don't cringe, a tagline, and a simple brand voice you can hand to Claude so everything you write sounds like the same thing.
Side Hustle
Package the offer and price it
Turn a vague 'I could sell this' into a clear offer with a name, what's included, and a price that isn't a nervous guess, plus the words to justify it.
Side Hustle
Your first ten customers (the boring plan that works)
Not 'do marketing.' A concrete, unglamorous plan to get your first ten paying customers by hand, with the exact people to talk to and the messages to send.
Side Hustle
Content engine on autopilot (agent)
One idea in, a week of platform-native posts out, in your voice, scheduled and ready. The agent that keeps the side hustle visible without eating every evening.
Side Hustle
The side-hustle CFO (agent)
Keeps the money side of your side thing honest: what you actually made, what it cost, how much to set aside for taxes, and whether it's worth the hours. Not tax advice.
Side Hustle
Store listings that sell
Product listings that get found and get bought, for Etsy, Shopify, Amazon, or your own store: searchable titles, tags, descriptions that convert, photo direction, and pricing that holds margin. A whole catalog in one sitting.
Side Hustle
The landing page that converts
One page that turns a stranger into a buyer or a signup. The full copy: the hook, the offer, the proof, the objections, the FAQ, and a call to action that earns the click.
Side Hustle
Launch week in a box
A coordinated seven-day launch for a small thing: the teaser, the emails, the posts, the page, the ask, and the last call. Everything timed and written so a launch feels like an event instead of a whisper.
Side Hustle
Get paid without chasing (agent)
Create the invoice, send it, and run the polite, escalating reminders until the money lands, so cash sits in your account instead of your head. Approval gate before anything sends.
Side Hustle
The inbound closer (agent)
Answers the DMs and inquiries in your voice, handles the usual questions and light objections, and moves interested people toward the sale, without you glued to your phone. You approve anything that commits.
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