Copy-ready patterns, not prompt-engineering theatre.
AI PROMPT · DEVELOPER
Ask an AI to mercilessly review your code for scalability, security, and edge cases.
Review this code like a senior architect. Do not rewrite it yet. Instead, point out 3 security flaws, 2 performance bottlenecks, and 1 edge case it fails to handle. Then ask me which one to fix first.READ THE PROMPT →
AI PROMPT · BRANDING
Generate 10 available-style brand names, visual identity concepts, and value propositions.
Act as a branding director. I am building [PRODUCT]. Give me: 1) 10 short punchy brand names, 2) 2-color aesthetic palette recommendations, 3) 3 tagline variations, and 4) a 1-sentence value proposition for ProductHunt.READ THE PROMPT →
Break any idea into customers, pain, revenue, risks, and a free first experiment.
My idea is [IDEA]. Identify: 1) three customer groups most likely to pay, 2) their sharpest problem, 3) a free 48-hour validation test, 4) three paths to first revenue, and 5) clear failure conditions. Put it in a table and challenge the riskiest assumption first.READ THE PROMPT →
Turn one topic into a hook, fast story, payoff, and natural call to action.
Turn [TOPIC] into a 30-second vertical video. Write: 0–2s pattern-interrupt hook, 3–15s rapid setup, 16–25s surprising payoff, and 26–30s natural CTA. Include on-screen text and cut notes. Do not invent facts or make unverifiable promises.READ THE PROMPT →
Explain a hard idea with a definition, analogy, example, misconceptions, and quiz.
Teach [CONCEPT] to a complete beginner. Give a two-sentence definition, an everyday analogy, the smallest useful example, three common misconceptions, and three quiz questions with answers and explanations.READ THE PROMPT →
Expand a rough visual idea into a production-ready image prompt.
Expand [SCENE] into a concise image-generation prompt. Specify subject, action, environment, composition, lens, lighting, palette, texture, era, and aspect ratio. Remove empty adjectives and finish with a separate negative-prompt list.READ THE PROMPT →
Compare products using real constraints instead of advertising copy.
Compare [PRODUCTS] using total price, core features, data requirements, returns, warranty limits, and best-fit user. Mark anything unverified as unknown. End with recommendations by use case, not one universal winner.READ THE PROMPT →