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The right request changes the answer.

A prompt is the request you write to the AI. Here you build your own, get an instant analysis and copy ready-made prompts to use.

08elements of a good prompt
06library categories
∞possible combinations
Editorial collage about writing good prompts
The request shapes the answer.(ClaudinhoCode, MMXXVI)
I. Anatomy of a good prompt•08 elements 001 / 004
The essential elements · No. 01

Eight pieces of a request that works.

01Action

Clear goal

Say exactly what the AI should do: summarize, compare, create or list.

02Situation

Context

Include the problem, the background data and anything that helps guide the answer.

03Role

Persona

Ask the AI to act as a specialist, consultant or teacher, when that helps.

04Output

Format

Specify whether you want a table, list, running text, email, script or another format.

05Voice

Tone and style

Say whether the answer should be formal, technical, persuasive, simple or educational.

06Reader

Audience

Say who the content is for, because that changes the language and the depth.

07Limits

Constraints

Set length, scope, language, words to avoid and what should not appear.

08Model

Example

Showing an example output helps the AI understand the expected pattern.

II. Prompt lab•Build and test 002 / 004
Practice here · No. 02

Build a prompt and see your score.

Fill in the fields to build a complete prompt, or write it your own way. The coach checks the elements and shows what can be improved.

The formula of a good prompt
Goal+ Context+ Persona+ Format+ Tone+ Audience+ Constraints+ Example
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    Tip The more specific the prompt, the lower the chance of generic answers. Iterate: ask for a first version and then request changes, it usually produces better results.
    III. Library by category•06 categories 003 / 004
    Pick a topic · No. 03

    Prompts organized by use.

    01Work

    Work

    Meetings, reports, emails and professional replies.

    02Study

    Study

    Summaries, reviews, practice tests and learning plans.

    03Organization

    Organization

    Planning, priorities and a routine under control.

    04Creativity

    Creativity

    Ideas, scripts, content and storytelling.

    05Business

    Business

    Customer service, proposals and client communication.

    06Productivity

    Productivity

    Focus, quick decisions and less mental effort.

    IV. Featured prompts•Copy and use 004 / 004
    Ready to use · No. 04

    Four prompts to get started.

    ·Study

    Summary with review

    When to use: studying long material and locking in what you learned.

    Summarize the material below in
    simple language and create
    10 review questions with
    an answer key.
    ·Organization

    Prioritized week

    When to use: lots of tasks and no clear order.

    Organize my week with
    these tasks. Separate urgent
    from important and split
    them by day.
    ·Work

    Professional email

    When to use: writing a clear, polite message in minutes.

    Write a friendly, to-the-point
    email about [situation].
    Professional tone, at most
    2 paragraphs.
    ·Creativity

    Content ideas

    When to use: getting creation moving and breaking a block.

    List 20 content ideas
    about [topic] for a beginner
    audience. Include a hook
    for each idea.
    Next step

    Prompts become workflows.

    When a single request is not enough, several in sequence solve it. Step 03 shows how to chain them.