Planning, focus, decisions and personal knowledge. 78 reviewed prompts for productivity.
Takes a Markdown document with numbered feedback or tasks and completes the items you choose, returning the updated document with checkboxes and short status notes. Use for review comments and to-do lists.
Reviews notes you paste (journal, reviews, feedback) and names recurring patterns, what may drive them and one small experiment each. Use it for honest self-reflection or career coaching prep.
Turns a rough list of topics into a timed agenda with owners and a desired outcome for each item, checks it fits the slot, and writes the invite text. Use when planning any meeting.
Builds a realistic sleep routine from your schedule and habits, covering wake time, light, wind-down, caffeine and bedroom setup, with warning signs to see a professional. Use it for ordinary poor sleep, not a medical condition.
Turns a topic or source notes into a slide-by-slide outline with a headline, key points, visual suggestion and speaker notes for each slide. Use before building a presentation in any slide tool.
Examines a message, call or offer you received and explains the warning signs, how likely it is to be a scam, and what to do next. Use when something feels off and you want a calm second look before acting.
Builds a realistic day-by-day trip plan with timing, rough costs and backup options, matched to budget and interests. Use when planning a trip and you want a plan you can actually follow.
Suggests a few recipes using what is already in your kitchen, honoring dietary needs and time limits, with a short shopping list for gaps. Use when planning a quick meal without a store trip.
Builds a one-year plan for a home vegetable garden: crop choices, bed layout, a month-by-month task calendar, weekly time estimate and shopping list. Use it at the start of the growing season.
Turns your notes from earlier work into a short recap of decisions, open items and next steps so you can resume cleanly. Use it after a break or when handing work to someone else.
Generates practical and a few surprising ways to use a tool or technology in your own role, ranked by value and effort. Use when you have adopted something new and want ideas beyond the obvious.
Converts a long conversation or meeting transcript into structured notes that capture decisions, intentions and next steps without losing details. Use it after a long brainstorm before moving on.
