You are an expert viral copywriter specializing in X (Twitter) organic growth.
Generate 7 distinct viral hooks for a post about [INSERT TOPIC HERE].
Use these 7 specific angles:
1. The Curiosity Gap ("Most people think X, but the reality is Y...")
2. The Bold Transformation ("How I achieved [RESULT] in [TIME PERIOD] without [PAIN POINT]")
3. The Counter-Intuitive Truth ("Stop doing [COMMON PRACTICE] if you want [DESIRED OUTCOME]")
4. The Data-Backed Claim ("[PERCENTAGE]% of people fail at [TASK] because of this single mistake")
5. The High-Value Curator ("I spent [X HOURS/YEARS] studying [TOPIC]. Here are [NUMBER] lessons:")
6. The Direct Call-Out ("If you are a [TARGET ROLE], you are losing money by ignoring [TOPIC]")
7. The Storytelling Teaser ("In [YEAR], I almost gave up on [GOAL]. Then I discovered...")
Keep each hook under 280 characters. Output only the hooks without extra intro commentary.
Act as a Lead Frontend Engineer expert in React and modern state management.
Build a production-ready shopping cart store using Zustand with persistent storage and backend synchronization.
Requirements:
1. Cart State: items array (variantId, quantity, price, title, image, selectedOptions), couponCode, drawerIsOpen, isLoading, and total calculations.
2. Optimistic UI Updates: Instantly update item quantities in UI while making background REST/GraphQL API calls to revalidate stock.
3. Tab Synchronization: Sync state across multiple browser tabs using broadcast channels or local storage sync hooks.
4. Backend Revalidation: Method to trigger cart revalidation against the server DB to catch out-of-stock items and price changes before checkout.
5. Edge Cases: Handle network failures by rolling back optimistic updates and showing actionable error messages to the user.
6. Write clean TypeScript code with full interface definitions and JSDoc inline documentation.
Act as a Senior Database Architect specializing in high-throughput e-commerce platforms.
Generate a complete Prisma schema for a relational PostgreSQL database supporting an e-commerce product catalog.
Requirements:
1. Product entity with title, slug, description, published status, category reference, metadata JSONB, and soft deletes.
2. ProductVariant entity representing purchasable SKUs with independent prices, comparison prices, dimensions, weight, and inventory level.
3. Flexible Option and OptionValue system allowing dynamic attributes (e.g., Color: Red, Size: XL, Material: Cotton) associated with variants.
4. InventoryLevel model supporting multiple warehouse locations with reserved inventory and available inventory to prevent race conditions.
5. Indexes optimized for fast faceted searching, filtering by price, and querying by category slug.
6. Provide TypeScript types generated from this schema alongside a seed script sample in Node.js.
Ensure proper database cascading rules, foreign key constraints, and standard timestamp fields (created_at, updated_at).
Act as a Backend Security & Integration Engineer.
Create an endpoint handler for Stripe Payment Webhooks using Node.js / Next.js App Router (TypeScript).
Requirements:
1. Validate Stripe signature using raw request body and the STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET environment variable. Reject unauthorized calls immediately with a 400 response.
2. Process key events: 'payment_intent.succeeded', 'payment_intent.payment_failed', and 'charge.disputed.created'.
3. Implement Idempotency: Store processed event IDs in a Redis or database store to prevent processing duplicate webhooks twice.
4. Logic for payment_intent.succeeded:
- Transition order status from 'PENDING' to 'PAID'.
- Decrement reserved inventory to hard allocated inventory.
- Trigger transactional confirmation email queue payload.
5. Structured error handling and logging returning proper HTTP status codes (200 for processed/ignored, 400 for bad signatures, 500 for backend processing errors).
6. Reference official security best practices from official Stripe documentation (https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks).
Write a single X post presenting a contrarian opinion regarding [INSERT INDUSTRY PRACTICE/BELIEF].
Requirements:
1. Start with a sharp, controversial statement challenging conventional wisdom.
2. Provide a 2-sentence logical explanation backing up the stance using real-world context.
3. Conclude with an open-ended question inviting debate from peers in the field.
4. Total length must be under 280 characters. Avoid clickbait; focus on credible alternative thinking.
Act as a Senior UI/UX Developer specializing in SEO and Accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA).
Write a React component (Tailwind CSS) for an E-commerce Faceted Search Sidebar and Grid layout.
Requirements:
1. Filters included: Price range slider, multi-select checkboxes for categories and brand, rating system, and dynamic attributes (Size/Color).
2. URL Synchronization: All filter states must map bidirectionally to URL search query params (e.g., ?category=shoes&price=50-100&sort=newest) using Next.js useSearchParams / useRouter or standard Web APIs.
3. SEO Crawlability: Ensure clean semantic HTML structure using canonical filter links where relevant.
4. Accessibility: Full keyboard navigation support, proper ARIA tags (aria-expanded, aria-controls, role="search"), and high-contrast styling.
5. Performance: Include debounce logic for price slider input and a full skeleton loading state for product cards during data re-fetching.
Act as a Technical SEO Specialist and JavaScript Developer.
Create a TypeScript utility module that accepts an e-commerce Product object and returns valid Schema.org Product JSON-LD data.
Requirements:
1. Support standard attributes: @type Product, name, image array, description, SKU, MPN, brand, and aggregateRating.
2. Support dynamic offer arrays: Map variants to individual Offer objects with price, priceCurrency, availability ('https://schema.org/InStock' vs 'OutOfStock'), priceValidUntil, and url.
3. Merchant Return Policy and Shipping Details: Include nested merchantReturnDays and shippingRate schema matching Google Rich Results guidelines.
4. Include a React server component wrapper function that renders this schema inside a safe tag.
5. Validate against Schema.org Product specifications (https://schema.org/Product).
Act as a Principal Technical SEO Consultant and Web Auditor.
Task: Conduct a rigorous audit of [SPECIFIC AUDIT FOCUS AREA] for [WEBSITE URL / NICHE].
Context and Input Data:
[PASTE CRAWL EXPORTS, HTML SNIPPETS, GSC CSV DATA, OR URL METRICS HERE]
Audit Requirements:
1. Ground every finding strictly in the provided data. Do not extrapolate unverified metrics or fabricate ranking statistics.
2. Group identified issues into three severity tiers: Critical (Blocking indexing or causing severe rank drops), Moderate (Suboptimal architecture or lost efficiency), and Low (Polishing and minor enhancement).
3. Provide concrete remediation instructions for each finding, including code snippets or rewrite templates where applicable.
4. Conclude with an Impact vs. Effort score (High/Medium/Low) for development prioritization.
Output Format: Present the analysis in a structured Markdown report featuring an Executive Overview table followed by detailed diagnostic breakdowns.
Generate 5 variations of a single-line, punchy statement about [TOPIC].
Criteria:
- Maximum 15 words per line.
- High density of insight; zero fluff.
- Uses techniques like antithesis, rhythm, or strong verbs.
- Example style: "Amateurs focus on tactics. Professionals focus on systems."
Act as an authority in [INSERT INDUSTRY/FIELD]. Draft an educational X thread detailing a step-by-step framework to master [INSERT SPECIFIC GOAL/SKILL].
Structure guidelines:
- Post 1: Strong hook stating the clear outcome, target reader, and value proposition. Include a clear indicator that it is a thread (e.g., 🧵).
- Posts 2 to 6: Individual actionable steps. Each post must focus on one core principle, use bullet points for readability, and explain *why* it works.
- Post 7: Summary list of all steps + a Call to Action asking readers to bookmark, retweet, or reply with their thoughts.
Tone: Authoritative, concise, non-fluffy. Keep every individual post under 250 characters to ensure clean formatting.
Write a transparent "Build in Public" style post on X documenting a recent project milestone.
Context Details:
- Project/Product: [INSERT NAME/TYPE]
- Recent Milestone: [INSERT WIN OR METRIC, e.g., $10k MRR, 1,000 Users, V2 Launch]
- Main Struggle Faced: [INSERT CHALLENGE]
- Key Lesson Learned: [INSERT LESSON]
Formatting: Use bullet points, transparent data points, and an encouraging tone aimed at fellow creators and entrepreneurs.
Act as a B2B copy editor. I am Devon, a freelance bookkeeper in Columbus, Ohio, with five years specialising in small dental practices. I offer a fixed-price month-end close delivered by the 8th working day. Using only the facts in this page, write three alternative one-sentence offers for a cold email, each under 25 words, each avoiding the words "streamline", "solution" and "game-changer". Then recommend which is most credible for a practice owner and explain in two sentences. Do not invent results, client names or statistics.
Analyze the messaging used by these competitors.
Competitor A:
[CONTENT]
Competitor B:
[CONTENT]
Competitor C:
[CONTENT]
Our business:
[CONTENT]
Compare the businesses across:
- Primary promise
- Target audience
- Problem emphasized
- Benefits emphasized
- Features emphasized
- Tone
- Proof or trust elements
- Calls to action
- Differentiation claims
- Repeated industry language
Create a comparison table first.
Then identify:
1. Messaging patterns shared by multiple competitors.
2. Claims that appear overused.
3. Areas where our messaging is similar to competitors.
4. Ideas competitors communicate that we do not.
5. Areas that appear underdeveloped across the market.
6. Potential differentiation opportunities.
Only describe something as a competitor claim when it appears in the supplied material.
Do not create competitor facts or infer market leadership without evidence.
Role: Act as a viral short-form video creator and scriptwriter.
Task: Write a 30-to-45-second video script for [TikTok / Shorts / Reels].
Topic: [Insert Topic or Quick Tip]
Target Audience: [Insert Audience]
Provide the output in a 2-column table format:
- Left Column: Visual Cues & Text-on-Screen (B-roll descriptions, dynamic cuts).
- Right Column: Spoken Dialogue / Voiceover.
Script Requirements:
- 0-3 Seconds: Pattern interrupt visual + strong verbal hook.
- 4-25 Seconds: Core value drop delivered in 3 rapid-fire points.
- 26-30 Seconds: Strong verbal and visual call-to-action.
Act as a master brand strategist. I need to define the brand archetype for my company.
Company Details:
- Industry: [Insert Industry]
- Core Product/Service: [Insert Product/Service]
- Target Audience: [Insert Target Audience]
- Key Differentiator: [Insert Key Differentiator]
Task:
Analyze my company details and identify the Primary Brand Archetype and a Secondary (Supporting) Archetype.
Output Format:
1. Archetype Names & Core Motivation
2. Personality Traits (5 adjectives each)
3. Brand Voice Tone Guidelines based on these archetypes
4. How this combination manifests in customer experience
5. 3 Real-world brand benchmark examples using this combination
You are an expert market research consultant specializing in consumer psychology.
Generate a 10-question qualitative interview guide to understand the buying behavior, pain points, and decision criteria of [Target Audience] when evaluating [Product/Service Category].
Formatting Requirements:
- Divide questions into 3 sections: Context & Background, Current Challenges, and Evaluation Criteria.
- Ensure all questions are open-ended, non-leading, and actionable.
- Include 2 probing follow-up questions for each main question to dive deeper into root causes.
Target Audience: [e.g., B2B SaaS Product Managers in Mid-Market Companies]
Product Category: [e.g., AI-powered Project Management Software]
Role: You are a Chief Strategy Officer and Senior Market Analyst specializing in competitive intelligence.
Task: Conduct a comprehensive SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) analysis for [Insert Competitor Name] relative to our company, [Insert Your Company Name].
Context:
- Our Product/Service: [Briefly describe your product/service]
- Target Audience: [Describe target audience]
- Competitor Overview: [Paste landing page text, product description, or URL summary]
Instructions:
1. Strengths: Identify 3-5 core capabilities, brand advantages, or feature sets where [Competitor Name] excels.
2. Weaknesses: Highlight 3-5 operational, messaging, pricing, or product gaps where [Competitor Name] falls short based on the data.
3. Opportunities: Detail 3 strategic opportunities [Your Company Name] can exploit due to the competitor's current positioning.
4. Threats: List 2-3 market risks or moves this competitor could make that would directly threaten our market share.
5. Provide a summary matrix table followed by 3 high-priority tactical recommendations for our team.
Act as an expert quantitative and qualitative market research lead with 15+ years of experience in consumer psychology.
Task: Design a complete market research questionnaire to evaluate consumer demand, pricing tolerance, and usage patterns for a new product concept.
Product Concept: [Insert brief product description, e.g., an AI-powered home energy monitoring app]
Target Audience: [Insert target demographic, e.g., tech-savvy homeowners aged 28–45]
Primary Goal: [Insert goal, e.g., understand feature priorities and willingness to pay]
Instructions:
1. Divide the survey into 4 logical sections: Screener Questions, Usage/Behavior, Product Concept Evaluation, and Pricing/Demographics.
2. Generate 12–15 total questions.
3. Use a strategic mix of Multiple Choice, 5-point Likert Scale, and Open-Ended questions.
4. Ensure zero leading questions, double-barreled phrasing, or cognitive bias.
5. Provide brief explanations for why specific open-ended market research questions were included to uncover deep qualitative motivations.
Format the output clearly using bold subheadings and bullet points.
Act as an expert marketing & content assistant. Help me with this task: create a 30-day calendar.
Context: [ADD YOUR CONTEXT].
Goal: [DEFINE THE DESIRED OUTCOME].
Audience/user: [DEFINE AUDIENCE].
Constraints: [LENGTH, FORMAT, TONE, TOOLS, DEADLINE OR OTHER CONSTRAINTS].
Instructions:
1. Use the supplied information as the source of truth.
2. Do not invent facts, qualifications, statistics, dates, names, metrics, citations, or commitments.
3. If important information is missing, identify it instead of guessing.
4. Give a structured result that is easy to review and edit.
5. Explain important assumptions separately from facts.
6. Where useful, provide a concise checklist or next-step section.
Source material:
[PASTE MATERIAL HERE]
Act as an expert seo & search assistant. Help me with this task: create an seo content brief.
Context: [ADD YOUR CONTEXT].
Goal: [DEFINE THE DESIRED OUTCOME].
Audience/user: [DEFINE AUDIENCE].
Constraints: [LENGTH, FORMAT, TONE, TOOLS, DEADLINE OR OTHER CONSTRAINTS].
Instructions:
1. Use the supplied information as the source of truth.
2. Do not invent facts, qualifications, statistics, dates, names, metrics, citations, or commitments.
3. If important information is missing, identify it instead of guessing.
4. Give a structured result that is easy to review and edit.
5. Explain important assumptions separately from facts.
6. Where useful, provide a concise checklist or next-step section.
Source material:
[PASTE MATERIAL HERE]
I am planning an awareness campaign about [CAUSE/TOPIC] for [ORGANISATION]. Ask me 8 questions to clarify the objective, audience, budget, timeline and risks. Then summarise 3 SMART objectives (specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, time-bound) based on my answers.
Act as an expert marketing & content assistant. Help me with this task: extract competitor content themes.
Context: [ADD YOUR CONTEXT].
Goal: [DEFINE THE DESIRED OUTCOME].
Audience/user: [DEFINE AUDIENCE].
Constraints: [LENGTH, FORMAT, TONE, TOOLS, DEADLINE OR OTHER CONSTRAINTS].
Instructions:
1. Use the supplied information as the source of truth.
2. Do not invent facts, qualifications, statistics, dates, names, metrics, citations, or commitments.
3. If important information is missing, identify it instead of guessing.
4. Give a structured result that is easy to review and edit.
5. Explain important assumptions separately from facts.
6. Where useful, provide a concise checklist or next-step section.
Source material:
[PASTE MATERIAL HERE]
Role: Senior ASO Keyword Analyst
Task: Analyze the provided customer reviews for a competitor app in the [INSERT CATEGORY, e.g., Fitness & Nutrition] niche.
Instructions:
1. Identify recurring pain points, praised features, and common vocabulary used by real users.
2. Group the extracted terms into three keyword categories: Primary Intent, Feature-Based, and Emotional/Benefit-Driven.
3. Output a table with columns: [Keyword / Phrase], [Search Intent], [Category], and [Suggested Placement (Title/Subtitle/Description)].
Competitor Reviews Data:
[PASTE 20-50 USER REVIEWS HERE]
Before writing the email, analyze this sample of our brand voice:
"[Paste a 150-word excerpt of your best-performing email or website copy here]"
Adopt this exact sentence structure, vocabulary, tone, and pacing for the campaign I am about to request.