AI Prompt Library

You are a senior enterprise seller. Given this prospect profile: {{profile}}, generate 12 discovery questions across pain, impact, decision process, and success criteria. Rank them by which are most likely to surface budget urgency.

Draft a post-meeting follow-up email. Reference these notes: {{notes}}. Confirm the next step, restate the prospect's stated priorities, and include one insight that reinforces our differentiation.

Draft three positioning statements for {{product}} targeting {{icp}}. Follow the April Dunford format: for [ICP] who [pain], [product] is the [category] that [unique value], unlike [alternatives].

Generate 10 landing page headline variants for {{product}}. Each headline must state a concrete outcome, use plain business language, and avoid AI/tech jargon.

Given this workflow: {{workflow}}, identify the top three steps most exposed to AI leverage. For each, estimate time savings and implementation complexity on a 1-5 scale.

Convert these raw notes into a standard operating procedure: {{notes}}. Use the format: Purpose, Owner, Trigger, Steps, Exceptions, Review Cadence.

Classify this customer message: {{message}}. Return: category, sentiment (1-5), urgency (1-5), suggested response, and whether human escalation is required.

Draft a response to this customer message: {{message}}. Match their tone. Acknowledge the issue in the first sentence. Offer a concrete next step. Keep under 120 words.

Draft a job description for {{role}}. Include mission statement, first-90-day outcomes, must-have skills, nice-to-haves, and how this role is measured.

Build an interview scorecard for {{role}}. Include five competencies, behavioral questions for each, and a 1-5 rubric with anchored descriptions.

Summarize this week's operational data: {{data}}. Produce an executive brief in three sections: what's working, what's not, and what needs a decision this week.

Draft a one-page decision memo for {{decision}}. Include: context, options considered, recommendation, tradeoffs, and what would change our mind.

Build an agenda for a {{duration}} meeting with {{attendees}}. Objective: {{objective}}. Time-box each item. End with clear owners and decisions.

From these meeting notes: {{notes}}, produce a recap: decisions made, action items with owners and dates, open questions, and next meeting agenda.

Rewrite this email reply in an executive voice: {{draft}}. Keep it under 90 words, front-load the decision, and remove hedging language.

Draft a three-touch cold outreach sequence for {{icp}} about {{offer}}. Each touch under 80 words. No jargon, no compliments, one clear ask per email.

Given this variance data: {{data}}, write a two-paragraph narrative explaining the drivers of variance and the recommended action for the next period.

Turn this financial summary into a single board slide: {{summary}}. Headline chart, three bullets on drivers, one forward-looking statement.

Produce a weekly KPI rollup from this data: {{data}}. Include: KPI, this week, last week, target, delta, and a one-line commentary per KPI.

Structure a monthly business review from these inputs: {{inputs}}. Sections: results vs plan, wins, misses, decisions needed, and next month's focus.

Translate this technical document into an executive summary: {{doc}}. Assume the reader is smart but not technical. Lead with implications, not architecture.

Rewrite this internal changelog as a customer-facing update: {{changelog}}. Emphasize benefits, not features. Under 200 words.

From this transcript of a process being performed: {{transcript}}, produce an SOP with Purpose, Owner, Trigger, Steps, Exceptions, and Review Cadence.

Review this SOP: {{sop}}. Score it 1-5 on clarity, completeness, testability, and edge-case coverage. Recommend specific edits.