AI Prompts Library

Turn raw notes into clear action items.

Summarise these meeting notes into: (1) a 3-bullet TL;DR, (2) decisions made, (3) action items as a table with Owner, Task and Due date, and (4) open questions. Notes:

{paste notes}

Convert a question into a safe SQL query.

You are a SQL expert. Given this schema:

{paste schema}

Write a parameterised SQL query that answers: "{question}". Explain what the query does in one sentence, note any assumptions, and flag performance concerns if the tables are large.

Build a detailed image generation prompt.

Turn my idea into a detailed image generation prompt. Idea: "{idea}". Output one prompt line including: subject, setting, composition, lighting, color palette, art style/medium, mood, and camera/lens details. Then give 3 style variations (e.g., photorealistic, cinematic, illustration).

Create a 5-email nurture sequence.

Act as a direct-response copywriter. Write a 5-email nurture sequence for "{product}" aimed at "{audience}". For each email give: a subject line, preview text, body (under 150 words), and a single CTA. Vary the angle (problem, social proof, objection-handling, urgency, recap). Friendly, non-spammy tone.

Draft a complete PRD from a feature idea.

You are a senior product manager. Write a Product Requirements Document for this feature: "{feature idea}". Include: problem statement, goals & non-goals, target users, user stories, functional requirements, success metrics, risks, and an MVP scope. Be specific and concise.

Turn any complex topic into a simple explanation.

Explain "{topic}" as if I'm a curious 5-year-old, then again for a smart high-schooler, then a one-paragraph technically accurate version. Use an analogy in each level and avoid jargon unless you define it.

Generate an SEO-optimised outline for any topic.

Act as an SEO content strategist. Create a detailed blog post outline for the topic "{topic}" targeting the keyword "{keyword}". Include: a working title with the keyword, a meta description (max 155 chars), 6-8 H2 sections with H3 sub-points, suggested internal/external links, and an FAQ section with 4 questions. Keep it scannable.

Get a thorough, prioritised code review with concrete fixes.

You are a senior software engineer doing a code review. Review the code below for correctness, security, performance and readability. List issues grouped by severity (Critical, Major, Minor), each with the line reference, why it matters, and a concrete fix. End with the top 3 things to address first.

```
{paste your code here}
```