Ready-to-use starting points for everyday tasks. Copy a template, replace the parts in brackets with your own details, and adapt it as you like.
Each template is a fill-in-the-blanks prompt. Copy it, replace anything in [square brackets] with your own details, and change the wording freely. They are starting points, not fixed formulas.
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Six templates for the most common everyday tasks:
Draft a clear, polite email from a few notes.
Write a professional email.
Context:
- To: [recipient and their role]
- Goal: [what you want to achieve]
- Key points: [point 1], [point 2]
Format: Polite and concise, under 150 words, with a clear subject line.Turn a long text into a short, useful summary.
Summarise the following text for [audience].
Requirements:
- Length: [e.g. 5 bullet points]
- Focus on: [what matters most]
- Keep it in plain language.
Text:
[paste your text here]Adjust the tone or style of existing text.
Rewrite the text below to be [tone: e.g. more formal / friendlier / simpler].
Keep the meaning the same and roughly the same length.
Text:
[paste your text here]Generate a range of options to choose from.
Give me [number] ideas for [topic or goal].
For each idea, add one short sentence explaining it.
Aim for variety rather than obvious options.Understand something new without jargon.
Explain [concept] to someone with no background in it.
Use plain language, one everyday analogy, and keep it under [length].
End with one common misconception about it.Shape rough notes into an organised outline.
Organise the following notes into a clear structure with headings and bullet points.
Do not add new information — only structure what is here.
Notes:
[paste your notes here]Pick a template, paste it into a new conversation, fill in the brackets and send.