Text prompts

Original text:
[paste here]

Goal: rewrite for [clarity/persuasion/empathy].
Tone: [direct/friendly/professional/sarcastic].
Constraints:
- do not fabricate facts
- keep the meaning
- max [N] words
- if context is missing, ask up to 3 questions

Return:
1) final version
2) change list (bullets)
3) 2 variants (shorter / stronger)

Act as a senior SDR/AE.

Context:
- Recipient: [role/company]
- What I want: [meeting/intro/feedback]
- Why they should care: [pain/benefit]
- Proof: [case/number/reference] (if missing, ask for it)

Task:
- Write 3 short subject lines
- Write 2 email versions (80–120 words)
- Include a simple yes/no CTA
- Avoid buzzwords and empty phrases

Document:
[paste here]

Create an executive summary for someone with no time:
- 7 “essentials” bullets
- risks (3) + mitigations (3)
- decisions to make (max 3) + recommendation
- open questions (if data is missing)

Avoid copying verbatim unless necessary.

Topic: [topic]
Audience: [who]
Goal: [followers/leads/educate]
Format: [tweets/threads/shorts/newsletter]
Tone: [direct/funny/serious]

Generate:
- 20 ideas (titles) with a specific angle
- for 5 ideas: 5-bullet outline
- 10 short hooks (one-liners)
Rule: each idea must include “what they learn” + “why it matters”.

Act as a short-form scriptwriter.

Topic: [topic]
Goal: [retention/click/sales]
Audience: [audience]
Length: 30–45s

Deliver:
- Hook (1–2 lines)
- Body (3 clear beats)
- Close + CTA (1 line)
- 3 hook variants
- Editing notes (cuts, suggested b-roll, on-screen text)

Text:
[paste here]

Convert the tone to:
- Variant A: friendlier
- Variant B: more direct
- Variant C: more professional

Rules:
- don’t change facts
- keep the same intent
- highlight 3 phrases where you changed “tone” and why