Write a Thoughtful LinkedIn Comment
Draft a comment that adds something useful to someone else's post instead of 'Great post!'.
Works with: Any chat assistant
- #comment writing
- #engagement
- #networking
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51 prompts across 10 categories
Draft a comment that adds something useful to someone else's post instead of 'Great post!'.
Works with: Any chat assistant
Clarify who you help, what you're known for and how you're different, then turn it into a one-line positioning statement.
Works with: Any chat assistant
Turn a topic or post into a 6β10 slide carousel outline with a headline and short body for each slide.
Works with: Any chat assistant
Get a review of formatting, keywords and clarity from both a screening-software and a human recruiter's point of view.
Works with: Any chat assistant
Write a concise cover letter that connects two or three of your real experiences to the job's main needs.
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Get likely questions for a role, structured answer outlines from your experience and questions to ask the interviewer.
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Map your transferable skills to a new field and get a realistic step-by-step plan for the move.
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Turn your goals into a weekly job-search plan with target companies, outreach and application steps.
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Turn your outline and notes into a structured first draft with clear headings and a useful conclusion.
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Turn an article, talk or long post into a set of shorter pieces for different platforms.
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Plan a month of posts around a few content pillars, with topics, formats and a posting rhythm you can keep.
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Script a 30β90 second vertical video with a hook, clear points and on-screen text suggestions.
Works with: Any chat assistant
Headlines, About sections, profile audits, posts, hooks and comments.
Resumes, ATS reviews, cover letters, interviews and career moves.
Posts, articles, captions, calendars, scripts and repurposing.
Keyword research, content briefs, landing pages, email and strategy.
PRDs, user stories, roadmaps, research and decisions.
Code review, debugging, architecture, testing and documentation.
Research, summaries, prioritization, decisions and learning plans.
Feedback, performance reviews, delegation and team planning.
Emails, updates, proposals, summaries and difficult conversations.
Image-generation prompts, infographics, carousels and creative briefs.
Each prompt follows the same structure: a role, your context, a clear objective, constraints, an output format and quality checks, such as telling the AI not to invent statistics or experience. The more specific your context, the less generic the result.
Tip: paste a short example of your own writing so the AI matches your voice.
Yes. Every prompt in the library is free to read, customize and copy. You run them in the AI assistant you already use.
Chat prompts work with general-purpose assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini. Image prompts are written for image generators. A prompt is only marked βtested withβ a model when we've tested it there.
No. Your entries stay in your browser for the current session and are only used to build the prompt on your screen. Nothing is sent to an AI until you paste or open the prompt in your assistant.
Yes. Use Save on any prompt to keep it in your browser's saved list. Saved prompts aren't synced across devices.