Prompt library

A slow dolly-in on a steaming coffee cup on a wooden table by a rainy window, soft morning light, shallow depth of field, ambient rain and a quiet acoustic guitar. 8 seconds, cinematic.

Here is my 30-second script: [paste script]. Break it into 6 to 8 shots. For each shot give: a one-sentence visual description, camera movement, and a text-to-video prompt I can paste into an AI video tool.

Explain [concept] to me like I run a small business and have never written code. Start with a simple business example, then add the technical detail, then give me one practical thing to try today.

Quiz me on [topic] one question at a time. Start easy and get harder. After each answer, tell me if I was right, explain why, then ask the next question. Stop after 10 questions and summarize what I should review.

Here is a rough voice transcript: [paste]. Rewrite it as clear text. Keep my meaning and my voice, remove filler words, fix grammar, and do not add facts I did not say.

Cut this to half the length without losing the key points. Keep the tone the same and show me what you removed: [paste text]

Compare [tool A] and [tool B] for [my goal]. Use a table with price, ease of use, best for, and limits. Check the official websites for current pricing and tell me which claims you could not verify.

I want to [goal] on a student budget. List the free or low-cost tools that could do it, what each one is best at, and the order I should try them in.

I am a beginner. I got this error: [paste error]. In plain English, tell me what it means, the most likely cause, and the first thing to check. Do not rewrite my whole code.

I want to build [idea] as a beginner. Give me a one-weekend plan with the smallest version that works, the free tools to use, and a checklist of steps.

Go through my Canvas course and pull the lecture transcripts and slides for every unit.

Condense the material I gave you into a study guide, then make the study guide into a PDF.

Take every concept in the study guide and tell it as a story. Give the historical context, use real-world examples, analogies, etc. I want to be able to have a thorough understanding of all of this by the time I finish the story. Explain difficult concepts by using hypotheticals where needed or, better yet, other historical examples of the effects. Write it like a book, with chapters, formatted the same way as the study guide.