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Help me gather [competitor name]'s product updates, pricing changes, and user reviews (3 positive, 3 negative) from the last 6 months, and organize it into a table with three sections: Product Updates, Pricing Changes, and Reputation.

Based on the information above, compare our product [our product] against the competitor across three dimensions: core features, target audience, and price range. Summarize our biggest differentiating advantage in one sentence.

Based on the previous two steps, generate a SWOT analysis for [our product] (3 points each for Strengths/Weaknesses/Opportunities/Threats), with one supporting reason per point.

Turn the above into a presentation-ready competitor analysis report outline with five sections: Executive Summary, Competitor Overview, Differentiation Analysis, SWOT, and Recommended Actions — give a subheading and key talking points for each section.

Add first-hand information AI can't access — hands-on product testing, internal sales data — and verify that any specific numbers or citations in the AI output are accurate before finalizing.

I run an Instagram account about [account niche/focus], targeting [audience description]. Give me 10 post topic ideas suitable for the near term, tag each with its likely angle (educational/product showcase/emotional connection), and rank them by expected reach potential.

For the topic "[chosen topic]," generate 5 Instagram-style captions (under 20 words, at least 2 using a number/list format) and one full post caption (100-150 words, moderate emoji use, ending with a call-to-action for comments), in a [conversational/professional/enthusiastic] tone.

Generate 3 sets of AI image-generation prompts for this post's cover image. Style: [common Instagram cover style, e.g. "bold text overlay + candid photo feel"], centered on "[the post's core message]," highlighting [keyword/number].

Verify that any data or recommendations in the copy are accurate, check for platform-restricted claim language ("best," "guaranteed," etc.), and confirm the image and copy match in style before posting.

Here is our historical customer support Q&A log (pasted/uploaded). Organize it into categories such as "pre-sale questions, order & payment, shipping & post-sale, returns & refunds," presented as "question - standard response" pairs, and merge duplicate questions.

Based on the categories above, what common scenarios for our [product/service] might not yet be covered in this script library? List 5-8 likely-missing high-frequency questions with suggested responses.

Review all the scripts above and unify them into a [friendly/professional/concise] brand tone. Flag any entries with promissory language ("guarantee," "definitely") that should be confirmed with legal/compliance.

Import the finished content into a spreadsheet tool and tag it by category for searchability. Have a senior support agent review each entry for accuracy, and confirm anything touching pricing/policy matches the current, up-to-date rules.

Write a job posting for a [role title] position. Requirements: [key requirements/responsibilities]. Include: role summary, key responsibilities, required qualifications, nice-to-haves, and what makes this role/team appealing.

Based on the job posting above, generate 10 interview questions covering: technical/functional skills (4), behavioral/STAR-format questions (4), and culture-fit questions (2). Note what a strong answer would look like for each.

Confirm the posting complies with local employment law (e.g. required pay-range disclosure, non-discriminatory language), and adjust tone to match your company's actual voice before publishing.

Here are the key facts about our new product/feature: [paste details]. Distill this into 3 core selling points ranked by what customers will care about most, each with one supporting proof point.

Based on the selling points above, write a launch announcement (blog post style, 300-400 words) covering: the problem it solves, what's new, and how to get started.

Adapt the announcement above into 3 short social captions suited for Instagram/LinkedIn/X, each under 60 words, with a clear call-to-action.

Generate an image prompt for the launch's hero visual, capturing the mood of "[core theme]," in a style consistent with [brand style reference].

Run the final copy through Grammarly for tone/clarity polish, then have a human confirm every specific claim, price, or date is accurate before publishing.

I'm writing a PRD for [feature/product name]. Background: [rough background info]. Help me write a clear Background and Problem Statement section, and flag any information you think is still missing.

Based on the background above, break this down into a feature list, each with: description, priority (P0/P1/P2), and a rough acceptance criterion.

Combine everything above into a complete first-draft PRD with these sections: Background, Goals & Non-Goals, Feature Requirements, Success Metrics, and Open Questions.

Walk the draft through engineering and design to confirm feasibility and surface constraints AI wouldn't know about (existing technical debt, team capacity, etc.), then finalize.