A few prompts to start with.

Here is everything on my plate this week: [paste list]. I have about [hours] focused hours available. Sort the tasks into must do, should do and can wait. Then place the must-dos into a Monday to Friday plan with no more than three focused blocks a day, and leave one afternoon free. Tell me plainly what I should drop or postpone.

I'm making a 20-second video about [topic] for [audience]. Write 10 opening lines under 10 words each. Mix styles: a question, a surprising fact, a mistake people make, a quick before and after. No clickbait and no promises I can't keep. Mark the two you think are strongest and say why.

Here is my product description: [paste]. Rewrite it in under 120 words for [type of buyer]. Lead with the problem it solves, then three concrete details (size, material, what's included, how it's used). Cut adjectives that don't add information. Keep a warm, plain tone and don't invent features.

Job ad: [paste]. My CV: [paste]. List the five things this employer cares about most, in order. For each, quote the line in my CV that best shows it, or say 'missing'. Then suggest one honest rewrite for each weak or missing point, using only facts already in my CV.

A customer wrote this: [paste message]. Our policy is: [refund or exchange policy]. Draft a reply under 120 words that thanks them, names the specific problem, says clearly what we will do and by when, and ends with one simple next step for them. Warm and direct, no corporate phrases, no over-apologising.

I use [Excel / Google Sheets]. My data: column A is [description], column B is [description], starting on row 2. I want to [what you want to calculate]. Give me the formula, explain each part in one plain sentence, and point out one way it could break (blank cells, text instead of numbers) and how to guard against it.