730 reviewed prompts.
Converts a task you repeat often into a focused, reusable skill: when to use it, step-by-step method, checks and output shape. Use when you keep re-explaining the same process to an assistant.
Reviews a schema migration for production risks such as long locks, data loss and breaking running code, and proposes a safer rollout. Use before shipping any change to a live database.
Reviews code or a system design you own for security weaknesses, including web, API and AI-feature risks, with severity, impact, fixes and how to verify each fix. Use it before a release or a design sign-off.
Reviews an executive's upcoming calendar and request backlog against their priorities and recommends what to keep, delegate, shorten, or decline, with draft replies. Use for weekly planning by executives or the people who support them.
Translates the values in a key-value localization file while leaving keys, placeholders and formatting intact, and flags strings needing context. Use when localizing an app's strings file.
Turns a rough image idea into a detailed, tool-neutral prompt covering subject, setting, composition, lighting, style, color and mood, plus a short version, two variations and fixes for common problems. Use for marketing visuals, illustrations, mockups or concept art.
Converts notes, tables or a draft into one self-contained, well-designed HTML page (report, one-pager, resume, poster) that opens offline. Use when you need a shareable page without a separate formatting pass.
Compares an existing project document with the current state of the code or a change summary and returns a precise list of edits plus an updated version. Use it when docs have drifted from reality.
Asks you a few questions about your project and goals, then compares suitable license types with pros, cons and next steps. General information, not legal advice. Use before you publish or share software, writing, art or data.
Plans a small, mix-and-match wardrobe around your climate, routine and budget, starting with what you already own. Use it before a shopping trip, a move or packing for travel.
Sets up a trading comparables analysis: peer selection with reasons, metric definitions, spreadsheet layout, summary statistics and quality checks. Use when starting a valuation, pitch or benchmarking exercise.
Explains what a SQL query does in plain language, including the business question, data used, filters, and risks, with a short summary for executives. Use it when you need to review or hand off a query without reading code.
