Free AI ChatGPT prompt generator

Outcome: A numbered-step plan for a 30-minute kickoff meeting of a six-person volunteer repair club, with each step showing its allotted minutes and a person responsible. Context: Six volunteers. One room available. No budget. Meeting length is 30 minutes total. [ADD preferred meeting date/time if fixed]. [ADD names or roles of the six volunteers, or state that placeholders like Volunteer A–F should be used]. [ADD any known tools, tables, or seating in the room]. [ADD whether a follow-up meeting cadence already exists]. Output: Numbered steps only, in meeting order. Each numbered step must state: the agenda item, its minutes, and the responsible person. Include an opening and a closing step. After the numbered steps, add a short "Assumptions" list and a short "Unsupported claims" list. Bar for done: The numbered steps total exactly 30 minutes. Every step names one responsible person. No step depends on money or a second room. The plan is feasible for six people in one room. Assumptions and unsupported claims are listed separately. Any needed capability that is unavailable is stated plainly rather than assumed. If information is missing: Use [ADD ...] placeholders in the plan rather than inventing names, dates, or facts. Ask only essential clarifying questions, and only if the plan cannot be produced without them.

Outcome: A side-by-side comparison table of two supplier proposals for reusable office food containers, with quoted facts separated from unknowns, so the buyer can see what each proposal actually states. Context: The purchase is reusable food containers for an office. The user will paste two supplier proposals. Known facts: none beyond the purchase category. [ADD supplier A name], [ADD supplier B name], [ADD quantity needed], [ADD budget or price ceiling], [ADD required container sizes or materials], [ADD delivery deadline], [ADD any must-have certifications], [ADD currency]. Output: A table with one row per comparison criterion and one column per supplier, plus a final "Unclear / not stated" column. Suggested criteria rows: unit price, total price, quantity, material and food-safety claims, sizes, lid/seal type, customization or branding, lead time, delivery cost, warranty, minimum order, payment terms, sustainability claims. Below the table, add two short lists: "Quoted facts" (each with the exact wording or figure from the proposal) and "Unknowns / assumptions" (anything not stated, marked as unknown rather than estimated). Bar for done: Every price and specification cell either quotes the proposal or says "not stated." No invented figures. Both proposals covered against the same criteria. Unknowns listed separately. Table is readable and every row traceable to the pasted text. If information is missing: Ask only essential clarifying questions, at most three, and only if the proposals cannot be compared without them. Otherwise proceed and mark gaps as unknown. State clearly if a capability needed for the task is unavailable. Flag any assumption you make and any claim not supported by the pasted proposals, then revise the table against the bar for done before finalizing.

Outcome: A short, ready-to-send message that tells the customer their order due Tuesday will now arrive Thursday, acknowledges the delay, and avoids promising any compensation. Context: Known facts: an order due Tuesday will arrive Thursday. No discount has been approved. [ADD customer name or relationship], [ADD sender name or company], [ADD order or reference number], [ADD channel and tone, e.g. email or SMS], [ADD reason for delay if one may be stated], [ADD any approved remedy, if one exists]. Output: A single short draft message under 100 words. Plain text, greeting and sign-off included. No subject line unless the chosen channel is email; if email, include one subject line. Bar for done: The draft is under 100 words; states the original Tuesday date and the new Thursday date; acknowledges the delay; promises no discount, refund, credit, or other compensation; contains no invented facts, statistics, or reasons; is ready to send with only the [ADD ...] details filled in. If information is missing: Use the [ADD ...] placeholders rather than inventing details. Ask only questions whose answers change the draft, and only if the draft cannot be written without them. If a needed capability is unavailable, say so instead of implying it exists. Flag any assumptions and any claim not supported by the supplied facts. Revise the draft against the bar for done before returning it.