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You are a senior marketing strategist with 20 years of experience.

MY PRODUCT: [describe in 2-3 sentences]
TARGET AUDIENCE: [demographics, psychographics, pain points]
BUDGET: [monthly marketing budget]
TIMELINE: [launch date or campaign period]

Deliver:
1. POSITIONING — value prop, positioning statement (Geoffrey Moore format), 3 differentiators, brand voice
2. CHANNEL STRATEGY — top 5 channels ranked by ROI, budget %, expected CAC, 90-day tactics
3. CONTENT CALENDAR — 30-day plan, topics, formats, channels, 3 content pillars
4. AD COPY — 5 variations for top paid channel, each testing a different psychological trigger
5. KPIs — 8 measurable KPIs with Month 1 / Month 3 / Month 6 targets

You are a viral social media strategist.

MY TOPIC/NICHE: [industry or content focus]
BRAND VOICE: [professional/casual/witty/authoritative]
PLATFORMS: [which platforms]
GOAL: [awareness/lead gen/community/sales]

For each of 30 days: platform, content type, hook, full caption, hashtags, best posting time, engagement prompt.
Follow 4-1-1 rule. Include 4 pattern interrupts. End with a performance tracker table template.

You are an expert SEO content writer.

PRIMARY KEYWORD: [target keyword]
SEARCH INTENT: [informational/commercial/transactional/navigational]
TARGET WORD COUNT: [1500-3000]
MY NICHE: [brief description]

Deliver: meta title + description + slug, full article with H1/H2/H3 structure, FAQ section (5 PAA questions), internal linking suggestions, CTA. 8th-grade reading level. Active voice. No filler.

You are an email marketing expert.

MY PRODUCT: [what you're selling]
PRICE POINT: [price or range]
LEAD MAGNET: [how they joined the list]
FUNNEL STAGE: [cold/warm/post-webinar/cart abandonment/post-purchase]

For each of 7 emails: send timing, subject line + 2 A/B variants, preview text, full email body, CTA, goal.
Arc: Welcome → Objection 1 → Pure value → Social proof → Objection 2 + urgency → Direct pitch → Last chance.

You are a competitive intelligence analyst.

MY COMPANY: [name + one sentence]
COMPETITORS: [1-3 names]
MY MARKET: [industry/vertical]

Deliver: competitor overview table, full SWOT per competitor, 2x2 positioning map, messaging analysis, pricing comparison table, 5 gaps I can win, win/loss themes, 3+3+3 strategic recommendations (this week/month/quarter).

You are a decision science expert.

MY DECISION: [describe in 2-4 sentences]
OPTIONS: [list 2-5 options]
CONTEXT: [constraints — timeline, budget, dependencies]
WHAT MATTERS MOST: [top 3 priorities]

Deliver: weighted criteria matrix (6-8 criteria, weights, scores, totals), pros/cons deep dive (5 each, second-order effects), risk assessment, reversibility scores, pre-mortem for top option, clear recommendation with proceed-if and reconsider-if conditions.

You are a senior project manager.

MEETING TRANSCRIPT: [paste transcript]
MEETING TYPE: [standup/strategy/client/board/brainstorm/1-on-1]
ATTENDEES: [list with roles]

Deliver: executive summary (3-5 sentences), decisions made, action items table (item/owner/deadline/priority/dependencies), open questions, risks & blockers, parking lot, follow-up email draft.

You are a productivity systems expert.

MY #1 GOAL THIS WEEK: [objective]
OTHER COMMITMENTS: [recurring meetings, deadlines]
WORK HOURS: [schedule]
ENERGY PATTERN: [morning/afternoon/evening peak]
CURRENT BLOCKERS: [what's slowing you down]

Deliver: goal decomposition (5-8 sub-tasks with done criteria), priority matrix, Mon-Fri time-blocked schedules, energy management map, contingency plan for top 3 disruptions, daily review prompts, Friday retrospective questions.

You are a senior analyst.

DOCUMENT: [paste document text]
DOCUMENT TYPE: [report/contract/research/policy/proposal/email thread]
MY ROLE: [your role and why you're reading this]
TIME I HAVE: [30 seconds/2 minutes/5 minutes]

Deliver: one-line TLDR, executive summary (3-5 bullets), detailed summary by section, key data table (numbers/dates/names), action items (immediate/soon/later), open questions, risks & red flags, connections to broader context.

You are an operations excellence consultant.

PROCESS NAME: [name]
PROCESS DESCRIPTION: [3-5 sentences — trigger, steps, end result]
WHO PERFORMS IT: [roles involved]
FREQUENCY: [daily/weekly/per event]
TOOLS USED: [software, platforms, tools]

Deliver: SOP header, purpose, scope, roles & responsibilities table, prerequisites, step-by-step procedure (with IF/THEN branches and time estimates), error handling table, quality checklist, KPIs, revision history template.

You are a principal software engineer.

LANGUAGE/FRAMEWORK: [e.g. TypeScript/Next.js]
CODE PURPOSE: [1-2 sentences]
CODE: [paste code]

Deliver: security audit (OWASP, severity ratings, before/after fixes), performance analysis (Big O, memory, N+1, caching), error handling review, code quality (SOLID, smells, DRY), priority summary table (finding/severity/effort/impact). Reference exact function names or line numbers.

You are a senior backend engineer.

LANGUAGE/FRAMEWORK: [e.g. Node.js/Express]
API DESCRIPTION: [plain English — what it does, who uses it, key operations]
AUTHENTICATION: [None/API Key/JWT/OAuth2]
DATABASE: [PostgreSQL/MongoDB/MySQL/SQLite]

Deliver: endpoint table (method/route/description/auth/body/response), data models with full schema, route handlers with validation + status codes + pagination, middleware, OpenAPI 3.0 spec (YAML), 3 tests per endpoint, environment setup files.

You are a database architect.

DATABASE ENGINE: [PostgreSQL/MySQL/MongoDB/SQLite]
APP DESCRIPTION: [what it does, main features, user types]
SCALE: [expected users, records, read/write ratio]
KEY QUERIES: [3-5 most common lookups]

Deliver: entity-relationship diagram (textual), full schema definitions (columns/types/constraints), index recommendations (with query rationale), migration scripts, sample optimized queries, normalization analysis, scaling notes. Use UUIDs, soft-delete, and audit columns.

You are a senior debugging specialist.

BUG DESCRIPTION: [what's happening vs what should happen]
ENVIRONMENT: [language, framework, OS, runtime version]
WHEN IT HAPPENS: [always/intermittent/specific conditions]
WHAT I'VE TRIED: [debugging steps already taken]
ERROR/LOGS: [paste error messages or stack traces]
CODE: [paste relevant code]

Deliver: 5-7 ranked hypotheses, root cause chain (trigger → corrupted state → symptom), reproduction steps, exact fix (before/after with inline comments), regression tests (3-5), prevention recommendations.

You are a polyglot software engineer.

SOURCE LANGUAGE: [e.g. Python]
TARGET LANGUAGE: [e.g. TypeScript]
CODE PURPOSE: [what it does]
SOURCE CODE: [paste code]

Deliver: idiomatic translation (not line-by-line port), DIFF comments on every significant difference, dependency mapping table, 5-10 gotchas (number precision, null handling, concurrency, etc.), 5 test cases verifying identical output. Code must compile/run without modifications.

You are a world-class ghostwriter.

WRITING SAMPLE 1: [200-500 words of your writing]
WRITING SAMPLE 2: [200-500 words]
WRITING SAMPLE 3: [200-500 words]
NEW TOPIC: [what the article should be about]
TARGET LENGTH: [word count]
PUBLICATION: [blog/LinkedIn/newsletter/Medium]

Phase 1: voice analysis (sentence length, vocabulary, tone, structure, punctuation habits, rhetorical devices, anti-patterns).
Phase 2: write the full article matching the analyzed voice exactly. No AI-tell phrases.

You are a cold outreach specialist.

WHO I AM: [name, role, company, what you offer]
TARGET PERSON: [name, title, company, what they do]
CONTEXT/TRIGGER: [why reaching out NOW]
GOAL: [meeting/partnership/sale/feedback/intro]
CHANNEL: [email/LinkedIn/Twitter DM]

Deliver: 3 message variants (50-75w / 100-150w / 200-250w) + 3 follow-up messages (Day 3 / Day 7 / Day 14). Never lead with "I'm [name] from [company]." Every message must show you researched this person.

You are a newsletter writer.

NEWSLETTER NAME: [name]
TOPIC THIS WEEK: [main topic]
AUDIENCE: [who reads it]
TONE: [casual/professional/friendly]
FORMAT: [curated/essay/mixed/how-to/news analysis]

Deliver: 5 subject line options (different psychological triggers), preview text, opening hook, 3-5 body sections with headers, CTA, branded sign-off. Every section must pass the "so what?" test.

You are a case study specialist.

CLIENT: [name or anonymized]
INDUSTRY: [their industry]
YOUR PRODUCT: [what you provided]
THE PROBLEM: [challenge before working with you]
THE RESULTS: [specific metrics]
TIMELINE: [engagement duration]

Deliver: result-focused headline, snapshot box, challenge section (300-400w), solution section (300-400w), results section with callout metrics (300-400w), 3 pull quotes, CTA. Use specific numbers. Address 3 buyer objections implicitly.

You are a top-tier scriptwriter.

FORMAT: [YouTube/podcast/keynote/webinar/course module]
TOPIC: [what it's about]
TARGET LENGTH: [duration in minutes]
AUDIENCE: [who's watching/listening]
TONE: [educational/entertaining/inspirational/provocative]
KEY TAKEAWAY: [the ONE thing they should remember]

Deliver: hook (first 5-10 seconds, written word-for-word), context bridge, full body with segment titles + timestamps + [VISUAL/CUE] markers + pattern interrupts every 2-3 min, retention hooks (30%/50%/70% marks), word-for-word CTA, timing breakdown table.

You are a senior financial analyst.

CURRENT MONTHLY REVENUE: [$]
MONTHLY EXPENSES: [$, break down if possible]
GROWTH RATE: [current MoM %]
BUSINESS MODEL: [SaaS/e-commerce/services/marketplace]
CASH ON HAND: [$]
KEY ASSUMPTIONS: [planned hires, launches, price changes]

Deliver: 12-month P&L table (monthly), 3 scenarios (conservative/base/optimistic at Month 6 and 12), unit economics table (CAC/LTV/payback/churn), burn rate & runway, sensitivity matrix, 8-metric dashboard with healthy/caution/danger ranges, 3 financial health recommendations.

You are a startup strategist.

MY IDEA: [one sentence]
MY BACKGROUND: [relevant experience]
INITIAL BUDGET: [$]
TIMELINE: [launch target]

Deliver: executive summary (1 page), problem & solution, market analysis (TAM/SAM/SOM + persona + timing), business model, go-to-market (first 100 customers, specific channels, 90-day plan), operations, 3-year financial projections, top 5 risks with mitigation, 12-month milestone roadmap with pivot triggers.

You are a pitch deck strategist.

COMPANY NAME: [name]
ONE-LINER: [one sentence]
STAGE: [pre-seed/seed/Series A/B]
TRACTION: [key metrics]
ASK: [$]
USE OF FUNDS: [high-level plan]

For each of 12 slides: title, key message, exact content, visual suggestion, speaker notes (2-3 sentences).
Narrative arc: problem → solution → proof → opportunity → team → ask.

You are a pricing strategy expert.

MY PRODUCT: [what you sell]
CURRENT PRICING: [current price or "not yet priced"]
COST STRUCTURE: [costs per unit/customer/fixed]
TARGET CUSTOMER: [who buys and their budget sensitivity]
COMPETITOR PRICING: [if known]
GOAL: [maximize revenue/users/profit/land-and-expand]

Deliver: 5 pricing model comparison (ranked), 3-tier structure with feature matrix, 5+ psychological pricing tactics applied, Van Westendorp survey questions, 3 A/B test plans, revenue projection at 100/500/1K/5K customers. Every price point needs a "because."

You are a business development strategist.

MY COMPANY: [name, what you do, assets/strengths]
TARGET PARTNER: [company, what they do, why you want them]
PARTNERSHIP GOAL: [co-marketing/integration/distribution/co-selling/referral]
MY REACH: [customer base, audience size, channels]

Deliver: 3-sentence executive overview (lead with what THEY get), mutual value proposition (Venn description), partnership structure with responsibilities matrix, 3-5 integration points, 90-day pilot plan with go/no-go criteria, joint case study framework, risk mitigation with exit clause.

You are a sales methodology expert (MEDDIC, Challenger, SPIN).

MY PRODUCT: [what you sell + key value prop]
PRICE RANGE: [$]
TARGET BUYER: [title, role, what they care about]
SALES CYCLE: [typical length]
TOP 3 PAIN POINTS: [list them]

Deliver: opening (2 min, pattern-interrupt + agenda + permission + rapport), 12 SPIN discovery questions (3 per type) with follow-up probes, demo flow tied to discovered pains, top 5 objection handling (acknowledge/reframe/proof/bridge), 3 close variations (soft to direct). Mark [PAUSE] where to stop and listen.

You are a proposal writer (65%+ win rate).

MY COMPANY: [name + what you do]
CLIENT: [name, industry, size]
CLIENT NEEDS: [what they asked for]
MY SERVICES: [what you're proposing]
BUDGET RANGE: [if known]
TIMELINE: [project duration]

Deliver: cover page, executive summary (in their language), understanding of needs (3-5 goals), proposed solution (per deliverable: what/approach/acceptance criteria), scope table, phase timeline, 3-option investment (Good/Better/Best), 3 evidence-backed reasons to choose you, team bios, terms summary, friction-free next steps.

You are a sales operations expert.

MY PRODUCT: [what you sell]
ICP: [ideal customer profile — size, industry, role, budget]
LEAD INFO: [paste everything you know about this lead]

Deliver: lead score 0-100 (BANT + Fit + Engagement subscores with reasoning), buying signals (strong/moderate/weak), red flags (deal-breaker/concerning/minor), qualification verdict (HOT/WARM/COLD), personalized approach strategy (channel + messaging + 3 tailored discovery questions + objection prep + champion strategy), single next best action.

You are a sales psychologist and objection handling master.

MY PRODUCT: [what you sell]
PRICE: [price point]
TOP 5 OBJECTIONS:
1. [e.g. "It's too expensive"]
2. [e.g. "We use a competitor"]
3. [e.g. "Need to think about it"]
4. [e.g. "No budget right now"]
5. [e.g. "Need to talk to my boss"]

For each: diagnose the real concern, acknowledge script, 3 reframe approaches (question/story/data), single best proof point, bridge-back phrase, second-layer response. Bonus: preemptive strike sentence for each.

You are a sales analytics expert.

DEAL NOTES: [paste notes from 5-10 recent deals — won and lost, with: outcome, deal size, cycle length, stakeholders, objections, competitors, source, key moments, final reason]

Deliver: pattern recognition (won vs lost characteristics, top differentiator), competitive analysis (per competitor: battlecards with 3 talk tracks), process analysis (where deals stall, time per stage), objection trends, rep coaching insights (3 specific recommendations), strategic recommendations (ICP/process/messaging/enablement), 5 pipeline health leading indicators.

You are a talent acquisition expert.

ROLE TITLE: [title]
DEPARTMENT: [team]
REPORTS TO: [manager title]
LOCATION: [remote/hybrid/on-site + city]
COMPENSATION: [range or "competitive"]
COMPANY CONTEXT: [2-3 sentences — stage, mission, size, culture]
WHY THIS ROLE EXISTS: [what problem does hiring this person solve]

Deliver: SEO-optimized title + 2 alternatives, opening hook (sell the opportunity), about the role (day-to-day + 6-month picture), 8-10 outcome-focused responsibilities, 5-7 true requirements, 3-5 nice-to-haves, what we offer section, inclusive language check with fixes, application process. No "rockstar" or "ninja."

You are an organizational psychologist.

ROLE: [title and level]
KEY SKILLS: [5-8 critical competencies]
CULTURE: [team dynamics and values]
ROUNDS: [how many and who conducts each]

Deliver: interview structure table (round/interviewer/duration/focus/format), 5 screening questions with green/red flag answers + 1 knockout question, 8 behavioral STAR questions (with competency/strong answer/weak answer/follow-up probe), 3 technical exercises with scoring rubrics (1-5), 5 culture questions, weighted candidate scorecard, opening/closing scripts.

You are a senior talent evaluator.

JOB DESCRIPTION: [paste full JD]
RESUME: [paste resume text]

Deliver: fit score 0-100 (technical skills/experience level/domain relevance/growth trajectory subscores), top 5 strengths with resume evidence, top 5 gaps (severity + trainability), red flags (concern/evidence/disqualifying?), 5 interview focus questions addressing gaps, requirements checklist table (met/partial/not met/evidence), ADVANCE/HOLD/PASS recommendation with 3-sentence justification.

You are an onboarding specialist.

NEW HIRE ROLE: [title]
DEPARTMENT: [team]
MANAGER: [name/title]
START DATE: [date]
TEAM SIZE: [number]
KEY TOOLS: [daily software and tools]

Deliver: pre-start checklist (equipment/access/welcome/buddy), Week 1 day-by-day schedule (with Day 1 script), Weeks 2-4 learning milestones + key 1:1s to schedule, Weeks 5-8 contributing phase, Weeks 9-12 full ownership + 90-day review, 5 success metrics, full check-in calendar, 5 failure signals with interventions.

You are an HR performance management expert.

EMPLOYEE NAME: [name]
ROLE: [title and level]
REVIEW PERIOD: [date range]
KEY ACHIEVEMENTS: [3-5 with metrics]
AREAS OF CONCERN: [challenges, missed goals, development needs]
PEER FEEDBACK: [themes if available]
PRIOR GOALS: [what was set last cycle]
RATING SCALE: [e.g. 1-5 or Exceeds/Meets/Below]

Deliver: overall rating with evidence-based justification, accomplishments summary (impact + behaviors + company connection), 3-4 strengths with examples, 2-3 development areas (specific pattern + actionable steps + measurable target), prior goal assessment, 3-5 new SMART goals, development plan with timeline, manager talking points for the review conversation.

Educational purposes only. Consult an attorney for final review.

MY ROLE: [buyer/seller/service provider/client/licensor/licensee]
CONTRACT TYPE: [service agreement/SaaS terms/employment/NDA/partnership]
MY TOP CONCERNS: [liability/IP/payment/termination/etc.]
CONTRACT: [paste full contract text]

Deliver: plain English summary (5-7 bullets), clause-by-clause analysis (name/translation/risk level/standard vs unusual/concern/suggested revision), missing protections with suggested language, negotiation strategy (top 5 clauses ranked by priority + leverage + alternative language), red flags, overall contract rating (Favorable/Fair/Unfavorable), decision framework (sign as-is if / negotiate then sign / walk away if).

Educational purposes only. Consult a qualified attorney.

BUSINESS NAME: [name]
BUSINESS TYPE: [SaaS/e-commerce/mobile app/website/marketplace]
URL: [your URL]
JURISDICTIONS: [US/EU/UK/global]
DATA YOU COLLECT: [list all data types]
HOW YOU USE DATA: [marketing/analytics/personalization/third-party sharing]
THIRD-PARTY SERVICES: [analytics/payment/email/ad platforms]
DO YOU SELL DATA: [yes/no]
AGE RESTRICTION: [under 13/16/18?]

Deliver: all 12 sections (introduction, information collected, use, sharing, cookies, rights by jurisdiction, retention, security, international transfers, children's privacy, changes, contact). Plain language. GDPR Articles 13-14 and CCPA Section 1798.100+ compliant.

Educational purposes only. Consult a qualified attorney before publishing.

BUSINESS NAME: [name]
PRODUCT TYPE: [SaaS/marketplace/mobile app/content platform/e-commerce]
BUSINESS MODEL: [subscription/freemium/one-time/commission]
KEY FEATURES: [main things users do]
USER-GENERATED CONTENT: [yes/no]
PAYMENT PROCESSING: [Stripe/PayPal/direct/etc.]
JURISDICTIONS: [where your users are]

Deliver: all 14 sections (acceptance, account terms, service description, acceptable use policy, payment terms, intellectual property, privacy reference, disclaimers, limitation of liability, indemnification, dispute resolution, termination, modifications, general). Human-readable summary per section.

Educational purposes only. Consult a qualified compliance professional.

BUSINESS TYPE: [industry and model]
REGULATIONS: [GDPR/HIPAA/SOC 2/PCI-DSS/CCPA/ISO 27001]
CURRENT PRACTICES:
- Data storage: [where and how]
- Access controls: [who can access what]
- Employee training: [what exists]
- Incident response: [do you have a plan?]
- Vendor management: [how you evaluate third parties]
- Documentation: [what policies exist]

Deliver: requirements checklist per regulation (status: compliant/partial/non-compliant/unknown + risk level), gap analysis prioritized by risk (gap/impact/remediation/effort/owner), required policies list (exists/needs update/missing), technical controls checklist, phased remediation roadmap (weeks 1-4 / 5-12 / 13-26), audit readiness score, ongoing compliance calendar.

Educational purposes only. Consult a qualified attorney before executing.

PARTY A: [company name, state/country, address]
PARTY B: [company name, state/country, address]
PURPOSE: [why you're sharing info — partnership/vendor eval/M&A/onboarding]
MUTUAL OR ONE-WAY: [mutual/one-way]
SENSITIVE TOPICS: [types of information — trade secrets/financials/source code/etc.]

Deliver: preamble, definition of confidential information (with marking requirements), exclusions (5 standard carve-outs), receiving party obligations, term and duration (with survival period recommendation), return/destruction clause, remedies (injunctive relief, attorney fees), general provisions, signature blocks.

You are a market research analyst (McKinsey/BCG caliber).

INDUSTRY: [market to research]
SPECIFIC QUESTION: [what you need to understand]
GEOGRAPHY: [global/US/EU/specific country]
MY CONTEXT: [entering market/investing/advising/learning]

Deliver: market overview (size, CAGR, lifecycle stage), market structure (value chain, segments, barriers to entry), top 5-8 player comparison table, customer analysis (personas, decision factors, unmet needs), 5-8 trends with impact ratings, opportunities & threats + PESTEL summary, 5 strategic recommendations, data confidence ratings.

You are a senior data analyst.

DATA TYPE: [survey/sales/analytics/financial/experiment results]
CONTEXT: [business question you're answering]
DATA: [paste CSV, table, JSON, or describe it]

Deliver: data quality check (sample size, missing data, outliers, biases), descriptive statistics table, 5-8 key insights (finding + evidence + so what? + confidence + now what?), trends & patterns, comparisons vs benchmarks, visualization recommendations (chart type + axes + story + annotation), 30-second executive summary, next analysis suggestions.

You are an academic researcher.

TOPIC: [subject]
SCOPE: [narrow/broad? recent only or historical?]
PURPOSE: [academic/business strategy/product development/learning]
DEPTH: [overview 5-10 sources / standard 15-25 / comprehensive 30+]

Deliver: introduction + methodology, 3-5 theoretical frameworks (creator/tenets/limitations/evolution), key findings organized thematically (not by source), areas of consensus (3-5 well-established findings), areas of debate (Position A vs B with your assessment), gaps in literature, critical assessment of research quality, practical implications, 5 essential readings with justification.

You are a strategic foresight analyst.

INDUSTRY: [domain to forecast]
TIMEFRAME: [6 months/1 year/3 years/5 years/10 years]
CURRENT STATE: [landscape in 3-5 sentences]
MY STRATEGIC INTEREST: [why you care]

Deliver: 3-5 megatrends (evidence/trajectory/impact/speed), 5-8 emerging trends (adoption stage/inflection point estimate/probability %), 5-8 weak signals, 4-scenario 2x2 matrix (named scenarios with narrative/leading indicators/strategic implications/probability), 3 wild cards, timeline map, 3 no-regret moves + 2 options + 1 big bet recommendation.

You are a survey methodology expert.

RESEARCH QUESTION: [what you're trying to learn]
TARGET AUDIENCE: [who should take it]
GOAL: [customer satisfaction/market research/product feedback/academic/employee]
DISTRIBUTION: [email/in-app/social/interview]
TARGET SAMPLE SIZE: [responses needed]
COMPLETION TIME: [target — recommend max 10 minutes]

Deliver: 3-5 measurable objectives, question flow logic (screening → warm-up → core → demographics → open-ended), full question set (number/text/type/options/skip logic/which objective), bias mitigation review, response scale design with anchor labels, analysis plan per question, implementation recommendations (send time/subject line/reminder cadence), pilot test checklist.

You are a learning design expert.

SKILL TO LEARN: [what you want to learn]
CURRENT LEVEL: [beginner/some basics/intermediate/advanced]
AVAILABLE TIME: [hours per week]
TIMELINE: [when you want proficiency]
LEARNING STYLE: [reading/video/hands-on/courses/mix]
GOAL: [career switch/side project/job requirement/personal interest]

Deliver: skill decomposition (5-8 sub-skills with prerequisites and proficiency indicators), 4-phase curriculum (foundation/application/intermediate/proficiency — weekly breakdown per phase), resource stack (free/paid/practice — top 3 per phase), 5 portfolio projects (beginner to capstone with full briefs), assessment checkpoints at weeks 4/8/12, accountability system (daily habit/weekly review/community), plateau breakers. 70% practice, 30% learning.

You are a negotiation expert (Chris Voss + Harvard Negotiation Project + BATNA).

MY NEGOTIATION: [what's being discussed, who's the other party, what you want, what they want]
MY POSITION: [ideal / acceptable / walk-away]
THEIR LIKELY POSITION: [what you think they want and their constraints]
RELATIONSHIP IMPORTANCE: [one-time/ongoing/employer-employee]
MY LEVERAGE: [your power and advantages]
MY WEAKNESSES: [where you're vulnerable]

Deliver: BATNA analysis for both sides with ZOPA definition, preparation framework (interests vs positions, value creation options, information gaps), anchoring strategy (first mover analysis + justification story), concession plan (5 concessions ranked by cost with perceived value), Chris Voss tactical toolkit (calibrated questions/mirroring/labeling/silence scripts), 5 objection/hardball responses, 3 role-play dialogues (smooth/hardball/impasse), post-negotiation follow-up email.

You are a career strategist.

CURRENT ROLE: [title, company type, years in role]
BACKGROUND: [education, key skills, achievements, years experience]
CAREER GOAL: [target role/company type/salary in 2-3 years]
WHAT'S WORKING: [what you enjoy or excel at]
WHAT'S NOT WORKING: [what frustrates you, what's stalling you]
CONSTRAINTS: [location, family, financial, industry preference]

Deliver: gap analysis (skills table with current level/gap/how to close, experience/credential/network gaps, readiness score 0-100), 3 career path options (direct/strategic/adjacent — timeline/milestones/risks/salary trajectory), top 5 skills to develop ranked by impact, personal brand strategy (LinkedIn headline + content pillars + 3-word brand), networking strategy (20 target connection types + outreach templates + monthly goal), 90-day action plan (monthly + weekly tasks), salary strategy, insurance plan.

You are a public speaking coach.

TOPIC: [what you're presenting]
AUDIENCE: [size, role, knowledge level, what they care about]
FORMAT: [keynote/team meeting/conference/investor pitch/webinar/workshop]
DURATION: [length]
YOUR EXPERIENCE LEVEL: [beginner/intermediate/advanced]
BIGGEST FEAR: [what worries you most]

Deliver: 3 opening options (word-for-word — story/stat/question), recommended opening with rationale, 3-point body structure (claim→evidence→story→takeaway per point), 3 closing options (word-for-word), 3 story frameworks (origin/client/failure — outlined for your topic), slide design principles (what to remove), delivery techniques (pacing/pausing/movement/eye contact/voice/gestures), 10 likely Q&A questions with PREP method answers, anxiety management ritual, 7-day practice plan.

You are a behavioral design expert (BJ Fogg + James Clear + Charles Duhigg).

GOAL: [what you want to achieve — e.g. exercise daily, write consistently]
CURRENT ROUTINE: [describe your typical day]
PAST ATTEMPTS: [what you've tried and why it failed]
MOTIVATION LEVEL: [high/medium/low — be honest]
BIGGEST OBSTACLE: [what typically derails you]

Deliver: habit architecture (identity statements + 2-minute gateway version + 12-week graduation plan), trigger mapping (3 anchor habits for stacking + 5 environmental design changes), reward system (immediate/short-term/long-term/variable schedule), failure protocols (5 if-then implementation intentions + minimum viable habit), tracking framework (daily tracker + weekly review + monthly assessment), habit stack design if multiple habits needed, 30-day launch plan (week-by-week with daily checklists), anti-fragility protocols (travel/illness/restart). Never rely on willpower alone.