Handy AI Lab Welcome Kit

Explain [TOPIC OR THING YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND] to me like I'm smart but have zero background in it.

Structure:
1. One-sentence plain definition
2. A real-world comparison that doesn't require prior knowledge
3. Why it actually matters to me
4. The one thing people usually get wrong about it

No jargon. If you have to use a technical term, define it in the same sentence.

Summarize the text below in:
1. One sentence, the core idea
2. Three bullet points, the main supporting points
3. One specific action I should take based on it

Skip generic takeaways, be specific to this text.

Text:
[PASTE TEXT HERE]

Draft a [LENGTH, e.g. "short"] email to [RECIPIENT, RELATIONSHIP].

What I want to say, rough:
[YOUR ROUGH THOUGHTS]

Tone: [WARM/DIRECT/PROFESSIONAL/CASUAL]

Rules:
- Lead with the point in the first sentence, don't bury it
- Plain language, no "I hope this email finds you well"
- End with one clear next step if there is one

Output: email body only, no subject line.

I'm deciding between [OPTION A] and [OPTION B].

Context:
- What the decision is for: [WHAT IT'S FOR]
- What matters most to me: [TOP 2-3 THINGS]
- Constraints: [BUDGET, TIME, RISK TOLERANCE]

Give me a side-by-side comparison on each factor, your recommendation with a clear reason, and one thing I probably haven't considered.

Don't hedge. Pick one.

Generate 10 distinct ideas for [TOPIC OR GOAL].

Constraints:
- 10 genuinely different angles, not 10 versions of the same idea
- Mix conventional, contrarian, and a little weird
- One sentence per idea
- After the list, mark your top 3 and say why

Context if it helps: [WHO THIS IS FOR / ANY CONSTRAINTS]

I want to [GOAL OR DECISION], but I don't know enough about it to ask good questions.

Before giving me any advice, ask me 5-8 clarifying questions you'd need answered to actually help.

Make the questions specific and answerable, not "what's your budget" but "what's the most you're willing to spend per month."

After I answer, then give me the advice.

You are the customer service voice for [BUSINESS NAME], a [INDUSTRY] business. Our voice is [3-5 ADJECTIVES].

A customer just sent this: [PASTE CUSTOMER MESSAGE]

Draft a reply that answers their specific question, matches our voice, and offers one clear next step. If you need more information to answer well, ask me for it before drafting.

Write 3 caption options for [PLATFORM] about [WHAT THE POST IS ABOUT].

Audience: [WHO FOLLOWS YOU]
Voice: [3 WORDS DESCRIBING YOUR VOICE]

One option should be short and punchy, one should tell a small story, one should ask a genuine question. No more than 5 hashtags on any of them.

Below are my rough notes from a meeting. Extract:
1. The 3-5 key decisions made
2. Action items with who owns each one, if mentioned
3. Anything left unresolved
4. A 2-sentence summary I could paste into a group chat

Notes:
[PASTE YOUR NOTES]

Here's a [STAR RATING]-star review: "[PASTE REVIEW]"

Draft a public reply that responds to what they actually said, not a generic thank-you. If it's negative, acknowledge the issue and offer to take it offline. Keep it under 80 words.

Below is my current thinking on [TOPIC OR DECISION]:

[YOUR THINKING]

Steelman the opposite position. Give me the single strongest counterargument, a specific scenario where I'm wrong, and what someone who disagrees with me would say.

Don't be polite about it. Be sharp.

Build me a [TIMEFRAME, e.g. "4-week"] plan to achieve [GOAL].

Where I am now: [STARTING POINT]
Constraints: [TIME, BUDGET, OTHER OBLIGATIONS]
What "done" looks like: [DEFINITION OF SUCCESS]

For each period: one main focus, 2-3 specific tasks, one checkpoint. End with the most likely reason I'll fail to follow through, and how to prevent it.

Below are 3-5 examples of things I've written (emails, posts, texts, whatever sounds most like me):

[PASTE YOUR EXAMPLES]

Study the patterns: sentence length, word choice, how formal or casual I am, anything I say a lot. Then write [NEW THING YOU NEED] in that same voice.

If you're unsure about the voice, ask me one clarifying question before writing.

Build an outline for [WHAT YOU'RE WRITING, e.g. "a 3-minute talk on X"].

Audience: [WHO IT'S FOR]
Goal: [WHAT YOU WANT THEM TO THINK OR DO AFTER]

Give me: a headline with 2 alternatives, an opening hook, 3-5 main sections with what goes under each, and a close. Flag your strongest section and your weakest.

Here's everything on my plate right now, messy is fine:
[PASTE YOUR FULL LIST]

Sort into: must happen this week (max 5), can wait until next week, and doesn't actually need to be done by me at all.

Order the "must happen" list by what unblocks the most other things, not just by deadline.