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36 prompts. Task prompts are grouped by the job. Methods are ways of asking that show up across those jobs. Each one copies with the fill-in brackets still in place.
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Paste your card or expense lines. Get a keep, cut or consolidate call for every AI tool you pay for.
An interview, then a ranked shortlist and what to leave alone.
Paste the pitch; get the real cost, the lock-in, and 5 questions to ask.
Paste the one-page template, answer 8 questions, get a version in your words.
Paste a P&L export. Get the big movers and 5 questions for your bookkeeper.
Suggests categories from bill descriptions; a person approves every one.
Three emails (friendly, firm, final) from invoice age and amount.
Turns your cash list into the risks and questions to look at this week.
A rambling transcript becomes numbered steps plus a list of what can go wrong.
Owners, dates, open questions; flags anything without an owner.
A side-by-side table plus what each quote leaves out.
The AI asks one question at a time about a slow process, then names the likely choke point.
A short follow-up from your notes, in your tone, with one clear next step.
Structure and scope language to edit, with gaps flagged rather than invented.
Patterns across your win/loss notes.
A de-escalating reply that commits to nothing you haven't approved.
A clearer, shorter posting that keeps your must-haves.
Any internal policy becomes 10 plain Q&As.
Tell the AI who to act as, what situation you're in, and what a good result looks like.
Have the AI ask you questions before it answers, so it isn't guessing.
Give two or three examples of what good looks like, and it copies the pattern.
Ask for a draft, then have the AI find what's weak in it and fix it.
Tell it exactly what shape the answer should take.
Ask the AI to argue against your plan so you see the holes first.
Have the AI lay out its steps first, so you can fix the approach before it does the work.
Tell it how you'll judge the result, so it aims at your standard.
Put choices side by side with the same columns so you can decide faster.
Keep what something says, but change it for who's reading it.
Turn a long meeting, thread, or document into a short summary plus a to-do list.
Pour out everything on your mind, messy, and have the AI organize it.
Ask the AI to look for gaps in your plan or draft. It isn't asked to rewrite anything.
Have the AI say where its information came from and what it's unsure of.
Do a big task in small steps in one chat, checking each before moving on.
Have the AI build a fill-in-the-blanks version of something you do repeatedly.
After the AI summarizes or pulls numbers, ask it to check its output against the original.
Save your standing context in custom instructions or a project, so you stop retyping it.