Planning, focus, decisions and personal knowledge. 84 reviewed prompts for productivity.
Condenses a long conversation into a paste-ready brief with decisions, open questions and next steps. Use it when a chat gets long or you are switching to a fresh one.
Compares options against weighted criteria, shows the scoring, tests how sensitive the winner is, and states risks and a recommended next step. Use for vendor, hire, project or purchase decisions.
Turns a pasted video transcript into a short summary, a timestamped outline of key ideas and the most useful quotes. Use when you need the substance of a talk or meeting recording without watching it.
Checks a used-item listing for scam signs, fair price and questions to ask, with a short inspection checklist for the meet-up. Use before buying a used bike, car part, electronics or furniture from a private seller.
Reviews a running plan for sudden mileage jumps, too many hard days, missing rest weeks and a poor taper, then suggests a safer version. Use when you want to check or build a plan for a 5K to marathon.
Gives you a delivery plan for a talk: pacing, emphasis, pauses, body language and a rehearsal routine. Use it a few days before you present to an audience.
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.
