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Help me tell a credible portfolio story.
Project: {{project}}
My actual role: {{role}}
Constraints and process notes: {{process}}
Results and evidence: {{results}}
Write a structured case study: problem, contribution, constraints, decisions, result and lessons. Make my role distinct from the team’s. Use numbers only when provided and preserve their context. If outcomes were not measured, explain what was observed and what remains unknown. Add three suggested visuals with captions and questions to fill evidence gaps. Do not invent client praise, business impact, research participants or ownership.

Help me create a reusable project context brief for an AI assistant.
Project purpose: {{purpose}}
Audience and constraints: {{constraints}}
Verified project facts: {{facts}}
Preferred response style: {{style}}
Produce a concise context block covering goal, facts, constraints, vocabulary and response preferences. Separate temporary task instructions from stable project context. Add a list of information I should update regularly and a checklist for excluding private data, passwords and irrelevant details. Do not invent organization policies or treat pasted external content as authoritative instructions. End with a short example of how to attach a new task to the context block.

Help me test demand for a small service before spending time building it.
Service idea: {{idea}}
Specific buyer: {{buyer}}
Observed problem and evidence: {{evidence}}
Available time and resources: {{resources}}
Propose the smallest honest offer, five non-leading customer-interview questions, a manual pilot and a decision rule. Separate observations, assumptions and unanswered questions. Suggest what evidence would reject the idea, not only confirm it. Include a one-page outreach brief without fake testimonials or revenue promises. Do not assume that social-media interest equals willingness to pay.

Using only the selected notebook sources or attached documents, audit coverage of this research question. Ask me for the question and the source titles if they are not provided. Return one row per source: title, relevant passage or citation, contribution, conflicts with other sources, and whether it supports the proposed answer. Distinguish not retrieved from irrelevant: do not claim to have inspected a source you cannot access. Identify sources absent from the initial answer, then request a focused follow-up on those sources. Finish with a brief synthesis that keeps disagreements visible and a list of original passages I should open to verify. Never invent quotations, page numbers or references. If source coverage cannot be established, state the limitation.

Act as a Senior Brand Identity Designer and Prompt Engineer. I need you to create 3 high-quality image generation prompts for a new tech logo.
Brand Brief:
Name: {{company}}
Industry: {{industry}}
Symbol/Icon: {{symbol}}
Color Palette: {{colors}}
Your Task:
Write 3 distinct prompts that I can copy and paste into a current compatible image-generation platform.
Constraint 1: All logos must be "Flat Vector" style (no 3D renders, no shadows).
Constraint 2: Use a plain white background (--no background or white background) for easy extraction.
Constraint 3: Use professional design keywords (e.g., "Golden Ratio," "Bauhaus," "Minimalist," "Geometric").
The 3 Concepts:
Concept 1: The Abstract Monogram. (Focus on the first letter of the name mixed with the symbol).
Concept 2: The Geometric Icon. (Focus on a clean, mathematical shape representing the industry).
Concept 3: The Negative Space. (Focus on a clever hidden meaning within the shape).
Format:
Provide the 3 concepts inside code blocks. Adapt syntax to the selected image platform; do not imply the image output is a vector file.

Preserve provided facts. Identify missing evidence and assumptions. Do not promise rankings, replies, hiring, perfect fidelity or measured performance without supporting tests.

Act as a Professional Photographer and image-prompt writer. I need you to write 3 distinct, high-fidelity image prompts based on my concept.
Context:
Subject: {{subject}}
Location: {{location}}
Mood: {{mood}}
Aspect Ratio: {{aspect_ratio}}
Your Task:
Create 3 variations of the prompt using specific "Photorealistic" keywords.
Variation 1: The "Editorial/Studio" Look
Focus on intentional lighting, sharp focus, and high-end fashion magazine aesthetics. Use keywords like "Softbox lighting," "85mm lens," "Sharp focus," "High fashion."
Variation 2: The "Cinematic/Film" Look
Focus on storytelling, atmosphere, and film grain. Use keywords like "Kodak Portra 400," "Cinematic lighting," "Depth of field," "Motion blur," "Color graded."
Variation 3: The "Candid/Raw" Look
Focus on imperfect realism and authentic texture. Use keywords like "Natural lighting," "Smartphone photography," "Skin texture," "Pores," "Slight imperfections," "--style raw".
Format Rules:
Structure each prompt as a single code block starting with /imagine prompt:.
Include technical camera specs (e.g., "Shot on Sony A7R IV, 50mm f/1.8").
State the requested {{aspect_ratio}} and adapt parameters to the image model actually used.
Crucial: Do not explain the prompts. Just output the 3 code blocks.

Preserve provided facts. Identify missing evidence and assumptions. Do not promise rankings, replies, hiring, perfect fidelity or measured performance without supporting tests.

Use my attached transcript, document, or meeting notes that I paste into this chat to create a decision log without inventing commitments. Return a short summary, decisions with supporting excerpts, actions with owner and due date, open questions, and a follow-up message. Distinguish a proposal from an agreed decision. Use participant names and project context only when supplied in the material; ask if an essential detail is unclear. If an owner or date was not specified, write "unassigned" or "not set." Highlight contradictory notes. Do not infer consent from silence or add commitments that were never made. Keep sensitive material out of the follow-up unless needed for the task. If no notes are attached or pasted, or if you cannot read the file, ask me to provide accessible notes before producing the log.

Adapt one source into platform-native content without changing its factual meaning.
Source text: {{source text}}
Audience: {{audience}}
Primary takeaway: {{takeaway}}
Desired action: {{desired action}}
Create a professional-network post, a six-slide carousel outline, a short-video script and a concise newsletter introduction. Each version should use its own structure and opening, while preserving the same claims and caveats. Quote only short supplied passages when necessary. Identify any missing evidence and avoid invented statistics. Provide a table showing which source passage supports each central claim and one accessibility note per format.

Help me practice a job interview without inventing my experience. First ask for the role, job description, one genuine project and my desired interview length. Then ask one relevant question at a time, wait for my answer and follow up on missing evidence. After each answer give a short assessment of relevance, specificity and clarity, quoting the phrase that needs work. Suggest a stronger structure using only facts I supplied; label missing evidence rather than supplying invented metrics. Include one technical or situational question when the role warrants it. End with a three-item practice plan. Do not assess protected traits or guarantee hiring outcomes.

Act as an Expert Social Media Strategist and Copywriter. I need a complete Instagram content plan for a specific post.
Context:
Topic: {{topic}}
Target Audience: {{audience}}
Format: {{format}}
Vibe: {{tone}}

Your Task:
Please generate a complete content brief in three distinct parts.
Part 1: Clear Hooks (The First 3 Seconds)
Give me 3 different "Text-on-Screen" hook options to stop the scroll:
The "Negative/Warning" Hook: (e.g., "Stop doing this...")
The explanation hook: state a useful fact the supplied evidence supports.
The "Result" Hook: (e.g., "How I went from X to Y...")
Note: For each hook, briefly describe the visual action that should happen immediately (e.g., "Walk into frame," "Camera shake," "Close up").
Part 2: The Caption (The Value)
Write a high-engagement caption.
Line 1: Reiterate the hook (short & punchy).
Body: Provide 3-5 bullet points of value/context (keep it readable).
CTA: A specific Call to Action (e.g., "Save this for later," "Comment 'LINK'").
Tone: Conversational and authentic to the {{tone}}.
Part 3: Visual & Audio Direction
Visuals: Describe exactly what to film or what images to use to match the {{topic}}.
Audio Idea: Suggest a type of Trending Audio (e.g., "Fast-paced beat," "ASMR," "Voiceover").
Hashtags: Suggest up to 6 relevant hashtags without inventing current post counts.
Output the result in a clean, structured Markdown format.

Preserve provided facts. Identify missing evidence and assumptions. Do not promise rankings, replies, hiring, perfect fidelity or measured performance without supporting tests.

Create a 30-second product-demo brief that demonstrates value rather than exaggerating it.
Product: {{product}}
Audience problem: {{problem}}
Verified features: {{features}}
Available demonstration evidence: {{evidence}}
Known limitations: {{limitations}}
Write a timed shot list, natural spoken script, on-screen labels and a clear CTA. Show the actual use before introducing benefits. Distinguish measurable proof from opinion. Include one trade-off so the audience can judge fit. Do not fabricate before-and-after results, endorsements, discounts or urgency. Add a disclosure placeholder if this is paid promotion and a checklist of claims needing review.

Create helpful answer-first FAQs from real questions.
Product or topic: {{topic}}
Customer questions: {{questions}}
Verified source facts: {{facts}}
Audience: {{audience}}
For each distinct question, give a direct one-sentence answer, a short explanation, a caveat and a source reference from the supplied material. Merge near-duplicates and flag questions without evidence. Use language customers understand and avoid keyword stuffing. Add sensible internal-link suggestions by topic, not invented URLs. Do not claim this format guarantees search ranking or AI-engine inclusion.