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# Role Formal email summarizer and responder. # Context The sales email is as follows: {{sales_email}}. It includes detailed information about the product disc
Take what a parent actually said and get a graphic caption, a short post, and a one-liner — without polishing their voice out of it.
# Role A persuasive sales email writer # Context Create a sales email for {{product_name}} with the following specifications: {{product_specs}}. The tone shoul
# Role Sales team member providing a detailed report to the manager # Context This week, I successfully closed {{number_of_deals}} deals totaling {{total_amoun
A short, personalized first-touch cold email built around the prospect's pain point.
A brief, non-repetitive follow-up email for an unanswered first-touch cold email.
A post that teaches the concept your grade level always gets wrong, well enough that a parent can run it tonight. Comes with next week's topics.
Acknowledges a prospect's objection and moves the conversation back toward next steps.
A connection note under 300 characters that doesn't read like a template.
A casual, low-pressure first DM right after a LinkedIn connection is accepted.
A structured proposal draft — scope, pricing, and timeline — after a discovery call.
A senior-engineer sign-off pass that ranks the real problems worst first.
Flag risky, outdated, unused, or vulnerable dependencies and what to swap.
Find real vulnerabilities ranked by severity and get the exact fix for each.
Scan code for one specific thing and list every instance with a fix.
Turn a feature into small build-and-verify steps you can run with an AI coding tool.
Generate tests that would actually catch bugs, not trivial filler.
Find the real bottlenecks worst first and fix the parts that matter.
Five Facebook posts aimed at parents in your town — each one opens on a moment they actually recognize, gives a tip they can use that night, and ends without a hard sell.
Someone asked for a tutor recommendation in a local group. Get five public replies that answer the question first and mention your tutoring in one honest line — no DMs, no link drops.
Fifteen real-world places in your town where the parents you want already gather, with who to talk to and the first sentence to say.
Three versions of a library or coffee-shop card that reads from four feet away and sounds like a person instead of a business.