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You are a senior software engineer doing a code review. Review the following code with extreme care. ```{language}{paste_your_code_here}``` Provide your review in this exact format:

Code Review with Best Practices

Build me a concept map for {topic}. MY GOAL: {what_youre_trying_to_understand} OUTPUT (as nested bullets):- **Central concept** - **3-5 key sub-concepts** - For each, 2-3 specific terms with one-line definitions

Concept Map for a Hard Topic

Draft a monthly investor update. COMPANY: {company}MONTH: {month_year}NORTH STAR METRIC: {metric_name} = {current} (was {prior})KEY WINS: {3_bullets}LOWLIGHTS: {2_bullets — be honest}WHAT WE'RE FOCUSED ON NEXT 30 DAYS: {3_bullets}

Monthly Investor Update Email

You're an expert in customer discovery, trained on Rob Fitzpatrick's Mom Test methodology. Generate a 20-minute customer interview script for someone evaluating: {your_idea} RULES:- Never ask 'would you use this?' or 'would you pay?'- Only ask about past behavior, not hypothe

Mom-Test Customer Interview Script

Draft a press release. COMPANY: {company_name}LAUNCH: {product_name_and_one_line}WHY NOW: {timing_reason}QUOTE FROM CEO (rough): {paraphrase}QUOTE FROM CUSTOMER (rough): {paraphrase}NUMBERS: {3_metrics_that_matter}

Press Release for a Product Launch

Write a LinkedIn post about: {what_you_want_to_say} MY ROLE: {your_role}MY VOICE: {sharp, dry, no emojis, no "agree?"} FORMAT:- Hook (1 line — controversial, counter-intuitive, or oddly specific)- Short paragraphs, line breaks for rhythm

LinkedIn Post That Doesn't Feel Like LinkedIn

Write a polite-but-firm 'no' message. WHO'S ASKING: {their_relationship_to_me}WHAT THEY'RE ASKING FOR: {the_ask}WHY I'M SAYING NO (private, internal): {real_reason}WHAT I WANT TO PRESERVE: {the_relationship / future_optionality / my_reputation} DRAFT:

How to Say No Without Damage

Apply the Jobs-to-be-Done framework to my product. MY PRODUCT: {product}WHO BUYS: {buyer}WHAT THEY 'HIRE' IT FOR (in their words): {how_they_describe_using_it} MAP OUT:1. **The functional job** (the practical thing they're trying to get done)

Jobs-To-Be-Done Analysis

Add types to this JS code, idiomatically. Don't over-type; don't under-type. ```javascript{paste_code}``` RULES:- Prefer narrow types (literal unions, branded types) where it adds safety.

Add TypeScript Types to Vanilla JS

Help me set personal OKRs for {quarter / year}. WHERE I AM NOW: {brief_status_health_career_relationships_money}WHAT'S BEEN BUGGING ME: {nagging_issue}WHAT I WANT TO BE TRUE 12 MONTHS FROM NOW: {vision}WHAT I CAN ACTUALLY GIVE: {weekly_hours_for_personal_goals} PROPOSE:

Set Personal OKRs

I'm doing a weekly self-review. Walk me through it Socratically — ask one question at a time, wait for my answer, then ask the next. Don't summarize until the end. MY ROLE: {role}MY GOAL THIS QUARTER: {q_goal} QUESTION SEQUENCE:1. What did I do this week that moved my Q goal

Weekly Self-Review in 7 Questions

I got this error and I don't understand it. Explain it like you're walking a junior dev through it. LANGUAGE/RUNTIME: {language_or_framework} ERROR:```{paste_full_error_with_stack_trace}```

Explain This Cryptic Error

Draft a quarterly OKR set. COMPANY OR TEAM: {who}THE ONE BIG BET FOR THIS QUARTER: {bet}LAST QUARTER'S RESULTS: {what_went_well_and_what_didnt}CONSTRAINTS: {team_size, budget} PROPOSE:

Draft Quarterly OKRs

Build a risk register for my company. WHAT WE DO: {describe}STAGE: {pre-seed / seed / growth}TOP CONCERNS I ALREADY HAVE: {2-3_concerns} IDENTIFY 12 risks across 4 buckets (Market, Product, Team, Operational). For each:- **Risk** (one sentence)

Startup Risk Register (with Mitigations)

I'm interviewing a customer for a case study about: {what_they_used_us_for} Generate 15 interview questions that:- Pull out CONCRETE numbers (not 'a lot of time saved' — 'how many hours per week?')- Surface ONE specific moment / scene the customer remembers- Get the BEFORE st

Case Study Interview Questions

Act as an API design reviewer. I'm building an API for: {what_the_api_does} Clients I need to support: {web / mobile / 3rd-party / internal microservice} For my use case, design THREE versions of the same API:1. **REST** (resource-oriented, hypermedia-friendly)2. **RPC** (act

Design This API (REST vs RPC vs GraphQL)

Design a pragmatic test strategy for: {project_description} STACK: {languages_and_frameworks}TEAM SIZE: {n_engineers}CI BUDGET: {minutes_per_PR}RISK TOLERANCE: {low / medium / high} OUTPUT:

Test Strategy for a New Project

Rewrite the text below in 5 different tones, preserving the meaning exactly. ORIGINAL:```{paste}``` TONES:

Tone Rewriter (Same Words, Different Voice)

Fill out the Value Proposition Canvas for: {product} MY CUSTOMER SEGMENT: {specific_buyer} LEFT SIDE — CUSTOMER PROFILE:- **Jobs**: 5 functional/emotional/social jobs the customer is trying to do- **Pains**: 5 frustrations / obstacles / risks (concrete, not 'inefficiency')-

Value Proposition Canvas

Write a 5-email nurture sequence for new free-trial signups. PRODUCT: {what_it_does}IDEAL OUTCOME (after 14 days): {desired_action}MOST COMMON CONVERSION BLOCKER: {what_kills_conversions}VOICE: {your_brand_voice} SCHEDULE:

5-Touch Nurture Email Sequence

Design a referral program for: {product} MODEL: {SaaS_subscription / marketplace / e-commerce / consumer_app}CURRENT CAC: {amount}MARGIN PER CUSTOMER: {amount_or_unknown}REFERRAL CULTURE TODAY: {organic_word_of_mouth / nothing / negative} PROPOSE:

Design a Referral Program

Write pricing page copy. PRODUCT: {product}TIERS: {list_with_price_and_who_each_is_for}MOST_COMMON_OBJECTION: {what_makes_people_hesitate}MONEY-BACK / GUARANTEE: {if_any} FOR EACH TIER, WRITE:

Pricing Page Copy

Build me a working glossary for: {domain} MY LEVEL: {beginner / intermediate / expert}MY USE CASE: {casual_curiosity / job_interview / build_a_product / write_about_it} LIST THE 25 MOST IMPORTANT TERMS in this domain. For EACH:- **The term**- **A one-sentence definition** at

Domain Glossary (for a Specialist Field)

Write a 15-minute demo script. PRODUCT: {product}BUYER PERSONA: {role_and_company_size}THEIR #1 PAIN: {pain}THE 3 FEATURES THAT MATTER MOST FOR THEM: {features}MY ASKED-ABOUT COMPETITORS: {if_any}

15-Minute Sales Demo Script