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Turn a Prompt Into a Template
Free
Write a reusable prompt for your weekly report, with placeholders like [week], [project] and [highlights] that you fill in each time.
What a good prompt includes
- the report
- placeholders
- what goes in
- the format
Write the weekly report prompt once, with [placeholders] for the parts that change and fixed sections for highlights, blockers and next steps.
Example prompt: Write my weekly report for [week] on [project]. Use three sections with headings: highlights ([highlights]), blockers ([blockers]) and next steps. Keep it under 200 words.
2
Write Custom Instructions
Free
Write instructions telling an AI assistant about your job — an HR officer at a 50-person company in Singapore — and how you like answers written.
What a good prompt includes
- your role
- the company
- the location
- answer style
Say you're an HR officer at a 50-person company in Singapore, and how you prefer answers written (short, with bullet points).
Example prompt: I'm an HR officer at a 50-person company in Singapore. Assume Singapore employment rules unless I say otherwise. I prefer short answers with bullet points and a plain tone.
3
Set Rules for the Whole Chat
Free
Write an opening message telling Claude that, for the whole conversation, it should use British spelling and ask you before making assumptions.
What a good prompt includes
- for the whole chat
- British spelling
- ask first
- no assumptions
Say the rules apply for the whole conversation: British spelling, and ask before assuming.
Example prompt: For the whole conversation, please use British spelling, and ask me a question before making any assumptions about my situation or what I want.
4
Template for Delay Replies
Write a reusable prompt for replying to customers complaining about a delivery delay, with placeholders for their name, order number and the new delivery date.
Solution and instant grading: open it in the practice app (use one of your 20 free picks, or Pro).
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5
Review Against a Checklist
Write a prompt that asks Claude to review any job ad you paste against four points: salary shown, location, clear duties and inclusive language.
Solution and instant grading: open it in the practice app (use one of your 20 free picks, or Pro).
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6
Describe Your Readers Once
Write a prompt describing your newsletter readers — busy small business owners who aren't technical — that you can reuse for every draft.
Solution and instant grading: open it in the practice app (use one of your 20 free picks, or Pro).
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Put an Example in the Template
Write a reusable prompt for product descriptions that includes one example description in the style you want, plus placeholders for the product details.
Solution and instant grading: open it in the practice app (use one of your 20 free picks, or Pro).
Try it in the live editor →
8
Define How Every Answer Ends
Write an instruction telling Claude that every answer in this chat should end with a line starting "Next step:" and one single action.
Solution and instant grading: open it in the practice app (use one of your 20 free picks, or Pro).
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9
Write a Role Card
Write a prompt setting Claude up as a hiring manager interviewing you for a finance analyst job: one question at a time, with feedback at the end.
Solution and instant grading: open it in the practice app (use one of your 20 free picks, or Pro).
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10
Fix a Template That's Too Wordy
Your template keeps producing answers that are far too long. Write a prompt asking Claude to improve the template itself so answers come out short.
Solution and instant grading: open it in the practice app (use one of your 20 free picks, or Pro).
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