Not clever tricks. The ordinary things — the follow-up email, the meeting you have to summarise, the policy nobody wants to write. Searchable, filterable, copy-ready, with the variables marked so you know exactly what to change.
Three entries, exactly as members see them.
“Write a follow-up to [name] about [topic]. We last spoke [when]. I want to be useful, not annoying — so lead with something they get value from, then make the ask in one sentence. Keep it under 120 words. Match the tone of this earlier note: [paste].”
“Here are my raw notes: [paste]. Give me three things: the decisions actually made, the open questions nobody resolved, and who owes what by when. If something is ambiguous, say so rather than guessing.”
“Rewrite the following for [role], who cares about [their concern] and has ninety seconds: [paste]. Lead with the answer. Cut anything that is background for me but not for them.”
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