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Students

Understand faster, remember longer, hand in better work.

14 prompts · High school, college, university, or anything hard you’re learning.

Check your course's AI policy first, and paste your own notes or brief.

  1. 01Explain it with a demo I can do at my deskVisualA concept makes sense in the lecture and falls apart when you try to use it.concept-diagramsArtifacts or CanvasCode and file creationFree
    Prompt
    I'm studying [TOPIC, e.g. "torque", "osmosis", "refraction", "how a call stack works"] for [COURSE AND LEVEL]. I understand the definition but I can't picture it.

1. Design a hands-on demo I can do in about 10 minutes with safe things from a desk or kitchen (paper, coins, a ruler, water, a phone; nothing hot, sharp or chemical). List the materials, then the steps, numbered. If the effect takes longer to show or might not work, tell me. If no honest physical demo exists for this topic, say so and give me the closest thought experiment instead.
2. In each step, ask me to predict what will happen, but don't give the answer there. Put what I should see and why (two or three sentences per step) in a section at the very end called "Check your predictions", so I can do the demo first.
3. Draw the setup (not the result, so the predictions stay mine) as a clean labelled diagram, with arrows for every force, flow or quantity that matters. If you can't show visuals here, describe it so I can sketch it in a minute.
4. Map each part of the demo to the real thing: "the coin is the ..., the ruler is the ...".
5. Name the one place where the demo is misleading, so I don't over-learn it.

Power-ups (use any you have, skip the rest):
- Diagram: if you have the concept-diagrams skill, draw step 3 with it (one flat HTML file); otherwise as an SVG artifact or canvas.
- Code: if you can run code and the demo has numbers (a balance point, a swing time, an angle), calculate what I should measure and add it to "Check your predictions", so I can compare.
- Artifact: if you can make one, end with a small interactive version with one control (a mass, an angle, a stack depth) so I can test changes my desk can't. Otherwise, end with two what-if questions.

Keep the language plain. Use the course's standard symbols and units.

    You getA 10-minute demo with predictions to check, a labelled diagram, a map from demo to concept and, with the right tools, the numbers to expect and a what-if control.

    Use with

    • concept-diagramsSkillnpx skills add NousResearch/hermes-agent --skill concept-diagrams
    • Artifacts or CanvasBuilt inClaude: artifacts are on by default. ChatGPT and Gemini: open Canvas, or ask for "a canvas".
    • Code and file creationBuilt inClaude: on by default on every plan, Free included. ChatGPT: built in. Gemini: ask it to run the code.

    Make it better

    • Do the demo before you open "Check your predictions". Guessing first is what makes it stick.
    • Follow up: "Now give me one exam-style question this demo helps me answer, and walk me through it."
  2. 02The one-page explainer: plain words, analogies from your world, one trapThe textbook explains it in a way that only makes sense once you already understand it.Web searchProjects or GemsCode and file creationconcept-diagramsArtifacts or CanvasFree
    Prompt
    Explain [CONCEPT] to me as a [YEAR OR LEVEL] student in [SUBJECT]. What confuses me: [WHAT CONFUSES YOU]. The part of my textbook or slides that lost me: [PASTE IT, or "none"]. Things I'm into, for analogies: [TWO OR THREE HOBBIES, JOBS OR GAMES, e.g. "basketball, my café job, Minecraft"].

Write it as one tight page (under 500 words), in this order:
- The idea in one sentence of 25 words or fewer, with no jargon.
- Why it matters: one real situation where it shows up.
- Two analogies from the things I'm into. After each, one line on where the analogy breaks.
- The precise version: the formal definition or formula, with every symbol or key term explained in a short table. If I pasted a passage, translate its key sentence into plain words.
- One worked example, step by step, with real numbers if the subject uses them.
- The most common misconception, and how to tell you've fallen into it.
- Three quick check questions, with the answers at the very end after a line that says "Answers".

Then ask me to explain the idea back in two sentences. When I do, tell me what I got right and the one thing I missed.

Power-ups (use any you have, skip the rest):
- Search: if you can search, check the precise version against a standard textbook or reference and cite it with its date or edition. If you can't, say so and tell me where to check it.
- Project: if this chat is in a project with my course files, use their notation, definitions and examples, so the page matches what my exam will use.
- Code: if you can run code, run the worked example's numbers so every value is exact.
- Diagram: if the idea is a process, cycle or graph, add one small labelled diagram (with the concept-diagrams skill if you have it, otherwise an SVG artifact or canvas). Skip it if words do the job.

Use short sentences. If the concept is too broad for one page, ask me which part to start with.

    You getA one-page explainer with analogies from your own world, a checked definition and worked example, self-check questions and a teach-back.

    Use with

    • Web searchBuilt inClaude searches when it helps (on Team plans an admin turns it on). ChatGPT and Gemini: built in.
    • Projects or GemsBuilt inClaude or ChatGPT: Projects → New project, then add your documents. Gemini: create a Gem and add your files.
    • Code and file creationBuilt inClaude: on by default on every plan, Free included. ChatGPT: built in. Gemini: ask it to run the code.
    • concept-diagramsSkillnpx skills add NousResearch/hermes-agent --skill concept-diagrams
    • Artifacts or CanvasBuilt inClaude: artifacts are on by default. ChatGPT and Gemini: open Canvas, or ask for "a canvas".

    Make it better

    • Ask: "Give me a third analogy from something completely different, and tell me which is most accurate."
    • Save the page. Before the exam, cover everything but the check questions and answer them cold.
  3. 03Help me solve it without giving me the answerYou're stuck on a problem set, and a full solution would teach you nothing.Code and file creationArtifacts or CanvasLocked

    I'm stuck on this problem for [COURSE]:

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  4. 04Read a research paper in 15 minutesProAssigned papers are long, dense and written for other researchers.pdfWeb searchArtifacts or CanvasLocked

    I have a research paper to read for [COURSE OR PURPOSE, e.g. "Thursday's seminar"] and not much time. Here it is: [ATTACH THE PDF OR PASTE THE TEXT]

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  5. 05Turn my notes into a visual concept mapVisualYou have pages of notes and no sense of how the pieces connect.visual-explainerArtifacts or CanvasDrive connectorProjects or GemsLocked

    I have pages of notes for [UNIT OR CHAPTER] in [COURSE] and can't see how the pieces connect. Here they are:

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  6. 06Quiz me from my notes, and get harder as I improveRereading feels productive but doesn't stick. Testing yourself does.learning-to-learnCalendar connectorProjects or GemsLocked

    Rereading my notes for [COURSE OR TOPIC] isn't sticking, so quiz me like a study partner. My material:

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  7. 07Turn my notes or lecture into flashcards, then coach me through themVisualProNotes and lectures pile up, and flipping through cards once doesn't tell you what you actually know.web-artifacts-builderCode and file creationCalendar connectorArtifacts or Canvaslearning-to-learnLocked

    My [COURSE] exam is on [EXAM DATE, or "no date yet"], and today is [TODAY'S DATE]. Turn this material on [TOPIC] into flashcards, then coach me through them:

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  8. 08Turn every syllabus into one term calendarVisualProEach course has its own syllabus, and you find the week with three midterms when you're already in it.Code and file creationCalendar connectorDrive connectorpdfArtifacts or CanvasLocked

    I have [NUMBER] courses this term, and their deadlines are spread across separate syllabi. Today is [TODAY'S DATE]. First day of classes: [DATE]. Breaks: [BREAK WEEKS AND HOLIDAYS, or "unknown"].

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  9. 09Plan backwards from the exam dateProExams arrive in clusters, and the plan is always "start soon".Code and file creationxlsxCalendar connectorLocked

    Today is [TODAY'S DATE], and I have these exams coming up:

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  10. 10Get essay feedback like a tough TA, without the rewriteYou want your essay better, but in your own voice and without crossing an academic-integrity line.docxWeb searchDrive connectorLocked

    I'm about to hand in a [SUBJECT] essay and want tough feedback first. Be a demanding but fair teaching assistant. Give feedback, not a rewrite: don't write new sentences for me.

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  11. 11Build a class presentation in one eveningVisualProThe presentation is in two days and you have a topic, not a talk.pptxtheme-factoryCode and file creationWeb searchLocked

    I'm giving a [LENGTH]-minute presentation in [COURSE] on [TOPIC] to [CLASSMATES, PROFESSOR OR PANEL]. Rubric or brief: [PASTE IT]. My sources, with the key passages or my notes on each: [PASTE THEM; the AI can't always open links]. The one thing I want people to remember: [ONE SENTENCE, or "not sure yet"].

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  12. 12Kick off a group project so it doesn't fall on youVisualProGroup projects drift until the week before, and the work lands on whoever cares most.xlsxCode and file creationCalendar connectorArtifacts or CanvasLocked

    We're a group of [NUMBER] doing [PROJECT] for [COURSE], due [DUE DATE]. Today is [TODAY'S DATE]. Brief: [PASTE BRIEF]. What I know about each of us: [NAME · STRENGTHS · HOURS A WEEK · CONSTRAINTS, or "unknown"].

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  13. 13Email my professor: extensions, grade questions and reference lettersYou need something from a professor, and the email you'd write is either too casual or too apologetic.Email connectorDrive connectorCalendar connectorLocked

    I need to email my [PROFESSOR, TA OR ADVISOR] in [COURSE] and want to get it right.

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  14. 14Will my money last the semester? A week-by-week runwayVisualYour aid, loan or summer savings lands in one lump in September, and by March it's gone.Code and file creationdon.moneyWeb searchArtifacts or CanvasCalendar connectorLocked

    I'm a student at [SCHOOL, or skip] in [COUNTRY AND PROVINCE OR STATE], and my money has to last until [END OF TERM DATE]. Today is [TODAY'S DATE].

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Small business

Turn what you know about your business into decisions, dashboards and done work.

14 prompts · Shops, studios, trades, agencies, cafés and online stores.

Have your recent sales, costs and statements ready; a project with your P&L helps.

  1. 01Knowing my business, ask me the 10 questions that matter mostYou're busy in the business every day, and nobody asks you the hard questions about it.Projects or GemsCode and file creationDrive connectorFree
    Prompt
    I run a small business and nobody asks me the hard questions. Act as a sharp advisor who has run a business like mine.
Use what you know from this project's files and our conversations. If you have none of that, use this:
[MY BUSINESS IN 3–5 LINES: WHAT WE SELL, TO WHOM, WHERE, TEAM SIZE, ROUGH MONTHLY SALES, WHAT WORRIES ME MOST]

First, a 5-line summary of my business as you understand it: what we sell, to whom, how we make money, what's going well and badly. Mark anything unsure with (?). Don't fill gaps with guesses; the questions will.

Then ask me 10 questions, one at a time, waiting for each answer. Each message is just the question: no preamble, no praise. The questions should:
- Target the decisions with the most money or time at stake, not general strategy.
- Cover at least: pricing, my best and worst customers, where my time goes, cash, what I pay myself, and the one thing I keep putting off.
- Get more specific as we go. If an answer is vague, push once ("roughly how many?"). If I don't know, tell me the quickest way to find out and move on.

After the 10th answer, give me:
1. The 3 biggest opportunities, each sized in dollars or hours a month from my numbers, with the math in one line and any guessed number labelled.
2. The 1 risk I'm underestimating, and its early warning sign.
3. A 30-day plan: 3 actions I can start this week, each with how I'll know it worked.
4. The question I answered least clearly, and why it matters.

Power-ups (use any you have, skip the rest):
- Drive: if my Drive is connected and I name a P&L or sales export, read only that file before the summary, and don't ask what it already answers.
- Code: if you can run code, size the 3 opportunities with code from my answers and show the calculation, rather than estimating.
- Project: if we're in a project, end with a dated recap (summary, key numbers, plan) for me to save to its files, so next quarter's run can compare.

Never make up numbers. If a tax rule matters, say so and tell me who to ask.

    You getA summary of your business, a 10-question interview, then 3 sized opportunities, 1 risk with its warning sign, a 30-day plan and the answer to revisit.

    Use with

    • Projects or GemsBuilt inClaude or ChatGPT: Projects → New project, then add your documents. Gemini: create a Gem and add your files.
    • Code and file creationBuilt inClaude: on by default on every plan, Free included. ChatGPT: built in. Gemini: ask it to run the code.
    • Drive connectorConnectorClaude: Customize → Connectors → Google Drive. ChatGPT and Gemini: connect Google Drive or OneDrive in their apps or connectors settings.

    Make it better

    • No project yet? Fill in the 5 lines at the top; it takes two minutes.
    • Answer by voice if you can; you'll say more than you'd type.
    • Repeat every quarter and ask the assistant to compare with last time's answers.
  2. 02A 13-week cash forecast I can update in 10 minutesVisualProCash surprises: a slow month, a big bill and payroll all land in the same week.xlsxCode and file creationCalendar connectorFree
    Prompt
    Build me a 13-week rolling cash-flow forecast for my business that I can update every Monday.

Starting cash: [BANK BALANCE] on [DATE].
Money in: [TYPICAL WEEKLY SALES, SEASONALITY, INVOICES DUE AND THEIR DATES, HOW LATE CUSTOMERS USUALLY PAY].
Money out: [PAYROLL AND DATES, MY OWN PAY OR DRAWS, RENT, SUPPLIERS AND TERMS, LOAN PAYMENTS, SALES TAX / GST / HST AND INCOME TAX DUE DATES, SUBSCRIPTIONS, BIG PURCHASES PLANNED].
Minimum cash I want to keep: [MINIMUM CASH, e.g. one payroll].
If something is missing, list it as a missing input set to 0 rather than guessing, and name in the answer any that could change it. Treat sales tax or GST/HST I collect as money I owe, not money I have.

Start with the answer in plain words: the tightest week and why, the first week each scenario below drops under my minimum, and the three levers I have to fix it (for example chase invoice X, delay purchase Y, ask supplier Z for terms).

Then the workbook:
- An inputs tab where I change numbers once, and a weekly tab driven by formulas (no hard-coded totals).
- Each week: opening cash, money in by type, money out by type, closing cash. Any week under my minimum turns red.
- A chart of closing cash over the 13 weeks.
- A scenarios tab: sales drop 20% (say which costs you assumed drop with them) and, if I invoice, my two biggest customers pay 30 days late.

Power-ups (use any you have, skip the rest):
- Code: if you can run code, calculate all 13 weeks and both scenarios exactly, putting each payment in its real week, and check the workbook's formulas give the same closing cash.
- Excel: if you have the xlsx skill or can create files, make a real .xlsx with named input cells, live formulas, red conditional formatting and the chart.
- Calendar: if my calendar is connected, list the payroll, tax and loan dates in the 13 weeks plus a 10-minute Monday update, and ask me before adding them.
- Otherwise: give me the weekly table and the formulas to rebuild it in Excel or Google Sheets.

    You getThe tightest week and three levers to fix it, then a formula-driven 13-week forecast (.xlsx or a paste-ready table) with red-flag weeks, scenarios and the key dates for your calendar.

    Use with

    • xlsxSkillClaude.ai paid plans: Settings → Capabilities → Skills. Claude Code: /plugin install document-skills@anthropic-agent-skills
    • Code and file creationBuilt inClaude: on by default on every plan, Free included. ChatGPT: built in. Gemini: ask it to run the code.
    • Calendar connectorConnectorClaude: Customize → Connectors → Google Calendar. ChatGPT and Gemini: connect Google Calendar or Outlook in their apps or connectors settings.

    Make it better

    • Every Monday: paste last week's actuals and ask the assistant to roll the forecast forward.
    • Move the sales tax you collect into a separate account the day it comes in. It was never yours.
    • Share the scenarios tab with your bookkeeper before any big purchase.
  3. 03Pay myself and set aside taxYou pay yourself whatever's left, if anything, and the tax bill still catches you short.Code and file creationWeb searchCalendar connectorLocked

    I don't know how much I can safely pay myself from my business, and tax time keeps catching me short.

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  4. 04Build a visual dashboard of my business and find the opportunitiesVisualProThe numbers live in five places, and you only look at the bank balance.BoardUIdata-analysisCode and file creationArtifacts or CanvasDrive connectorLocked

    Build a one-screen dashboard of my business from these exports:

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  5. 05Am I charging enough? A pricing reviewProPrices were set years ago, costs went up, and raising them feels scary.Code and file creationxlsxWeb searchLocked

    Review my pricing. Here is what I sell, with price, direct cost per unit or hour, monthly volume and, for services, the hours each one really takes:

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  6. 06Find the costs I can cut from 3 months of statementsProSubscriptions, fees and supplier prices creep up, and nobody has time to check every line.Code and file creationdon.moneyxlsxEmail connectorCalendar connectorLocked

    My business costs keep creeping up and I haven't checked every line in months. Here are 3 months of our business bank and card statements:

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  7. 07Get paid: an overdue-invoice report and a chasing sequenceProLate payers eat your cash and your evenings, and chasing feels awkward.Code and file creationxlsxEmail connectorCalendar connectorLocked

    Here is my list of unpaid invoices: [ATTACH OR PASTE: CUSTOMER, INVOICE NUMBER, AMOUNT, ISSUE DATE, DUE DATE, ANY NOTES]

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  8. 08Show up on Google Maps and get more reviewsPeople nearby search for what you do and find the business down the street instead.Web searchcanvas-designLocked

    My business doesn't show up on Google Maps when people nearby search for what we do. Help me fix my Google Business Profile and get more reviews.

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  9. 09Mine my reviews for what to fix and what to brag aboutVisualReviews pile up on Google, Yelp and email, and you only read the angry ones.data-analysisCode and file creationArtifacts or CanvasLocked

    Here are my customer reviews and feedback from the last [PERIOD]:

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  10. 10Win back customers who quietly stopped comingProMost lost customers didn't leave angry. They just forgot, and nobody asked them back.Code and file creationEmail connectorLocked

    Some customers have quietly stopped coming back. Here is my customer list:

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  11. 11A one-pager and quote follow-ups that close the dealVisualProYou explain what you do differently every time, and quotes go quiet.sales-enablementcanvas-designpptxtheme-factoryEmail connectorLocked

    I sell [SERVICE OR PRODUCT] to [TYPE OF CUSTOMER]. Typical deal: [SIZE, LENGTH, WHO DECIDES]. Why customers choose us: [REASONS]. Why they say no or go quiet: [OBJECTIONS]. Proof: [RESULTS, CASE STUDIES, REVIEWS, CERTIFICATIONS]. A recent quote: [PASTE IT, OR DESCRIBE HOW YOU QUOTE].

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  12. 12Turn "how we do it" into a training manualVisualProEverything lives in your head, so every new hire needs you, and you can't take a week off.docxdiagram-designinternal-commsArtifacts or CanvasLocked

    I want a standard operating procedure for [TASK, e.g. "opening the café", "onboarding a new client", "handling a refund"]. Here's how we do it, in my own words (messy is fine):

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  13. 13Write a job post and an interview scorecardProHiring happens in a rush, and you end up hiring the person you liked rather than the person who can do the job.Web searchdocxCalendar connectorLocked

    I'm hiring a [ROLE] for my [BUSINESS]. Hours: [FULL / PART-TIME, SCHEDULE]. Pay: [RANGE]. Location: [ON-SITE / REMOTE / HYBRID, CITY]. In the first 90 days this person must: [THE 3 TO 5 OUTCOMES THAT MATTER].

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  14. 14A competitor teardown in an afternoonA competitor is winning work you think you should get, and you don't know why.Deep researchWeb searchcompany-researchArtifacts or CanvasLocked

    Compare my business with these competitors: [NAMES AND WEBSITES]. My business: [WHAT YOU SELL, PRICE LEVEL, WHERE, YOUR WEBSITE].

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Your money

Know where your money goes, cut what you don't use, and plan what's next.

15 prompts · Your first decade of earning: first jobs, new grads, paying down cards.

Have recent statements handy, with account numbers removed.

  1. 01Where did my money go? A one-screen snapshotVisualProYour balance is lower than it should be, and you can't say where it went.Code and file creationdon.moneyArtifacts or CanvasxlsxFree
    Prompt
    Here are my bank and card statements for the last [NUMBER OF MONTHS, 2 OR 3 IS BEST]: [ATTACH CSV OR PDF, WITH ACCOUNT NUMBERS REMOVED]

Take-home pay: [AMOUNT] per [MONTH / TWO WEEKS]. Rent or mortgage: [AMOUNT], paid by [E-TRANSFER / ZELLE / AUTOPAY / OTHER]. Country: [US / CANADA].

1. First, the date range and number of transactions you read per account, checked against the statement totals. If a page didn't read or totals don't match, stop and tell me.
2. Then my 3 biggest wins: specific changes and what each would save me a month.
3. Put each transaction in one category: housing, groceries, eating out, delivery, transport, subscriptions, shopping, bills, fees and interest, savings, income, other. Skip transfers between my accounts and card payments. Payments to people (e-Transfer, Zelle, Venmo) are spending unless they're to me; my rent amount shows which is rent.
4. A snapshot as an artifact or canvas (or a compact table if you can't): money in, money out, what's left, whether each card balance rose or fell, spending by category as a bar chart, and the top 10 merchants.
5. Flag categories well above the national average (BLS Consumer Expenditure Survey in the US, Statistics Canada's Survey of Household Spending). Call them household averages with the survey year, not targets, and never invent a figure.
6. Recurring charges with their monthly cost, all fees and interest, and any charge that went up.
7. Last, the 10 transactions you were least sure about. When I correct them, update the totals.

Power-ups (use any you have, skip the rest):
- Code: if you can run code, use it to read every transaction and add up each account and category, so the totals are exact.
- Excel: if you have the xlsx skill or can create files, give me the categorized transactions in Excel, with a totals tab that updates when I change a category. Otherwise, offer a CSV instead of printing every row.
- don.money: if I paste a don.money report instead of statements, build the snapshot from its totals, subscriptions and fees, and say which steps need the full statements.

    You getA check of what was read, your 3 biggest wins, a one-screen snapshot, flagged categories, and every recurring charge and fee.

    Use with

    • Code and file creationBuilt inClaude: on by default on every plan, Free included. ChatGPT: built in. Gemini: ask it to run the code.
    • don.moneyFree toolOpen don.money and drop a statement (CSV, PDF or screenshot).
    • Artifacts or CanvasBuilt inClaude: artifacts are on by default. ChatGPT and Gemini: open Canvas, or ask for "a canvas".
    • xlsxSkillClaude.ai paid plans: Settings → Capabilities → Skills. Claude Code: /plugin install document-skills@anthropic-agent-skills

    Make it better

    • Prefer to keep it on your device? don.money does the same in your browser, free.
    • See how your categories compare: don.money/guides/where-the-money-goes has the US and Canada averages.
    • Next month, paste this snapshot into the 15-minute monthly review.
  2. 02Negotiate my phone or internet bill: a script for my situationYour bill went up after the promo ended, and calling feels like a fight you'll lose.Web searchCalendar connectorFree
    Prompt
    Help me lower my [INTERNET / PHONE] bill.

Provider: [NAME]. What I pay: [AMOUNT] a month (was [AMOUNT] before any promo ended), including [AMOUNT] for equipment or fees. What I have: [SPEED OR DATA, LINES, CONTRACT END DATE]. Customer for: [YEARS]. Where I live: [CITY, STATE OR PROVINCE]. What I actually use: [PEOPLE AND USE, e.g. 2 people, streaming and video calls, ~8 GB of phone data a month].

1. Tell me what plan I actually need for my usage, and whether I'm overpaying for speed or data.
2. Tell me what to check before calling (the provider's new-customer price at my address, competitors at my address, and line items I could drop, like equipment, paper bills or a missing autopay discount), and how to set a realistic target from what I find.
3. Write a call or chat script: how to reach the retention team, my opening line with my numbers in it, what to say to the first offer, two follow-up asks (remove equipment rental, lock the rate for 12 months), and a polite way to end if they won't move.
4. Write the plan B: how to switch provider without losing my number or ending up without service, and where to complain in my country if a provider doesn't honor its terms.
5. Give me a reminder note to set for one month before the new rate ends.

Power-ups (use any you have, skip the rest):
- Search: if you can search the web, find the provider's current new-customer price for my plan and 2 or 3 competitors' similar plans in my city (search by plan and city only, never my name or address), and set my target from them. Cite each source with its date and tell me which prices to confirm for my exact address. If you can't search, say so and tell me where to check.
- Calendar: if my calendar is connected, list a reminder a week before my contract or promo ends and, once I tell you the new rate's end date, the step 5 reminder; add them only once I approve.

Be honest about what's realistic, and don't suggest lying about offers I don't have. Never present a price you haven't checked as fact, and never make up links.

    You getThe plan you actually need, a target price, a word-for-word script, and a clean plan B.

    Use with

    • Web searchBuilt inClaude searches when it helps (on Team plans an admin turns it on). ChatGPT and Gemini: built in.
    • Calendar connectorConnectorClaude: Customize → Connectors → Google Calendar. ChatGPT and Gemini: connect Google Calendar or Outlook in their apps or connectors settings.

    Make it better

    • Be friendly. The retention agent has room to help people they like.
    • Write down the agent's name, the offer and the end date while you're on the call.
    • Step-by-step guides: don.money/guides/lower-internet-bill and don.money/guides/cheaper-phone-plan.
  3. 03Find every subscription, and the script to cancel each oneProSubscriptions creep in a few dollars at a time and are designed to be forgotten.Code and file creationdon.moneyCalendar connectorEmail connectorLocked

    I want to find every subscription I pay for and cancel the ones I don't use. My statements: [ATTACH CSV OR PDF, IDEALLY 12 MONTHS SO YEARLY RENEWALS SHOW UP]. Country: [US / CANADA].

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  4. 04Find every fee my bank and cards charged meProFees hide in statements under names like "SVC CHG" and "NSF", and add up to hundreds a year.Code and file creationdon.moneypdfLocked

    I think my bank and cards charge me fees I never notice. Here are my statements: [ATTACH 3–12 MONTHS, CSV OR PDF]. Country: [US / CANADA]. Card balance I carry: [AMOUNT AND RATE, OR NONE].

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  5. 05Build a budget from what I really spend, not what I wish I spentProBudgets made from scratch fall apart in two weeks because they don't match your life.xlsxCode and file creationCalendar connectordon.moneyLocked

    Build me a budget from what I really spend, one I'll actually keep. My last 3 months: [ATTACH STATEMENTS, OR PASTE MY don.money CATEGORY TOTALS OR MONEY SNAPSHOT]. Take-home pay: [AMOUNT] per [MONTH / TWO WEEKS].

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  6. 06My 15-minute monthly money reviewYou only look at your money when something goes wrong.Projects or GemsCode and file creationCalendar connectordon.moneyLocked

    I want a 15-minute check on how last month went with my money.

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  7. 07My debt payoff plan: avalanche vs. snowball with my real numbersVisualProYou pay every month and the balance barely moves.Code and file creationxlsxweb-artifacts-builderArtifacts or CanvasCalendar connectorLocked

    I want the fastest, cheapest way to pay off my debts, with real dates.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  8. 08Build or fix my credit score, with a 6-month planYou need good credit for an apartment, a car or a phone plan, and nobody explained how it works.pdfCalendar connectorLocked

    I want to build or fix my credit score, and I'm not sure where I stand.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  9. 09I can't cover all my bills this month: what to pay firstMore is going out than coming in this month, and every bill feels urgent.Code and file creationWeb searchEmail connectorCalendar connectorLocked

    I can't cover all my bills this month and need a plan before things go wrong.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  10. 10If my paycheck stopped tomorrow: my runway and emergency fund planVisualOne car repair, vet bill or layoff and it goes on the credit card again.Code and file creationWeb searchArtifacts or CanvasCalendar connectorLocked

    If my paycheck stopped tomorrow, how long would I last? Work it out, then plan an emergency fund with dates.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  11. 11Decode my paycheck and decide where the first savings goA new job brings a pay stub full of codes, benefits forms and accounts you've never heard of.Code and file creationpdfWeb searchCalendar connectorLocked

    I just started a job and want to understand my pay stub and where my first savings should go.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  12. 12My first tax return: what to file and the credits I'm missingYour first returns feel high-stakes, and the credits people your age miss are the ones nobody mentions.Web searchpdfLocked

    I'm doing one of my first tax returns and don't want to miss money I'm owed.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  13. 13Should I buy it? The real cost of a car or anything on monthly paymentsProA car, a laptop or a payment plan looks affordable per month and costs far more in total.Code and file creationWeb searchxlsxLocked

    I'm about to buy [PURCHASE AND PRICE, e.g. "a used car for $18,900", "a $2,400 laptop on a 12-month plan"] and want the real cost before I sign.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  14. 14Price my freelance or side-hustle workProYou charge what feels polite, then realize you earn less than minimum wage after taxes and tools.Code and file creationWeb searchxlsxCalendar connectorLocked

    I do [SERVICE, e.g. "logo design", "tutoring", "dog walking"] on the side, and I'm not sure I charge enough.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  15. 15Explain investing for my situation, with no stock picksVisualEveryone online has a hot take, and you don't know where to start or what's safe to ignore.Artifacts or CanvasCode and file creationWeb searchLocked

    I want to start investing, but I'm not sure I'm ready or where to begin.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts

Job hunt & career

Get the interview, do well in it, and get paid what you’re worth.

16 prompts · First jobs, career changes and raises.

Have your resume ready, plus the posting or offer the prompt asks for.

  1. 01Turn my experience into resume bullets that get interviewsYour resume lists duties ("responsible for...") and says nothing about what you actually achieved.docxCode and file creationDrive connectorFree
    Prompt
    My resume lists duties, not results, and I want bullets that get interviews.

My resume, or rough notes on each role: [PASTE RESUME OR NOTES]
The job I'm applying for: [TARGET ROLE, e.g. "junior data analyst", "store manager"]
A posting for it: [PASTE A JOB POSTING, or "none"]

1. First, interview me: up to 10 short questions in total, mostly on the roles that matter for this job, to dig out results I left out (numbers, before/after, who benefited, how often, how big). Ask them all at once, grouped by role, and wait.
2. Rewrite each bullet: strong verb + what I did + the result, with a number wherever my answers give one. 1 to 2 lines each: 3 to 5 bullets for recent or relevant roles, 1 or 2 for old or unrelated ones, most relevant first. Show each old bullet next to the new one. If I gave a posting, use its words where they truthfully describe my work.
3. Never invent a number or a skill. If a result can't be measured, describe the scale or the outcome ("for a 40-person team", "cut the backlog to zero"). Use estimates only if I give them, marked "about" or "~".
4. Flag any bullet that is still weak, and what I'd need to find out to make it strong.
5. List anything missing (contact line, dates, education, skills) and ask rather than fill it in. Then give the final resume: one page if I have under 10 years of experience, simple layout, no tables or columns, so applicant tracking systems can read it.

Power-ups (use any you have, skip the rest):
- Drive: if my Drive is connected, read only the resume and posting files I name, so I don't have to paste them.
- Word: if you have the docx skill or can create files, make the final resume a .docx (a standard font, real headings) ready to upload; otherwise give clean text I can paste.
- Code: if you can run code, read the text back out of that file the way an applicant tracking system would, and fix anything that comes out missing or out of order.

Plain, confident English, no buzzwords ("synergy", "results-driven", "go-getter").

    You getAchievement-based bullets shown next to your old ones, the weak spots to fix, and a clean one-page resume.

    Use with

    • docxSkillClaude.ai paid plans: Settings → Capabilities → Skills. Claude Code: /plugin install document-skills@anthropic-agent-skills
    • Code and file creationBuilt inClaude: on by default on every plan, Free included. ChatGPT: built in. Gemini: ask it to run the code.
    • Drive connectorConnectorClaude: Customize → Connectors → Google Drive. ChatGPT and Gemini: connect Google Drive or OneDrive in their apps or connectors settings.

    Make it better

    • Keep a "wins" note on your phone and add to it every month. This prompt gets better with every entry.
    • Keep this as your master resume, then make a copy for each kind of job: paste a new posting and ask which bullets to move up or reword.
  2. 02Negotiate my offer: the number, the script and the emailYou got an offer, you're scared to lose it, and you're about to accept the first number.Web searchCode and file creationEmail connectorFree
    Prompt
    I got a job offer and I want to negotiate it well without losing it.

- Role, company and city: [JOB TITLE AND LEVEL, COMPANY, CITY or "remote"]
- The offer: [BASE PAY, BONUS, EQUITY, SIGNING BONUS, VACATION, START DATE, ANSWER DEADLINE]
- My situation: [CURRENT PAY, OTHER OFFERS OR INTERVIEWS, HOW MUCH I WANT THIS JOB]
- Pay range in the job post: [RANGE, or "none"]
- What I've already said about pay: [WHAT I SAID, e.g. "around $60k", or "nothing yet"]

1. My number, first: a specific ask (not a range) and the lowest offer I should accept, with a short reason. If pay is set by a fixed scale (union, government, many hospitals and schools), say so and focus on step placement and extras.
2. Market check: a fair range for this role, level and city: posted ranges first, then BLS (US) or Job Bank (Canada) wage data, which mix all experience levels (use the low end for entry level). Label any range not looked up "unverified estimate"; never present a figure as looked up when it wasn't.
3. If salary won't move: what else to ask for (signing bonus, 6-month review, vacation, remote days, title, training), easiest to give first.
4. A call script: open warmly, state my number, then stay quiet. Word-for-word answers to "What are you looking for?", "This is our best offer" and "We need an answer by Friday". If I already gave a number, show me how to move past it.
5. A short, warm email I can send instead of calling.
6. What NOT to say (my current pay is for your context only; never hint at an offer I don't have), and how to accept once we agree.

Power-ups (use any you have, skip the rest):
- Search: for step 2, find current posted ranges and the latest wage data for this title and city. Cite each source with its date; if you can't search, say so and tell me where to check.
- Code: if you can run code, compare the offer, my ask and any trade (say, signing bonus instead of base) in yearly and 4-year totals.
- Email: if my email is connected, read the offer thread I name for the exact terms and deadline, and put the step 5 email in my drafts (draft only: I'll review and send).

    You getYour exact ask and walk-away number, an honest market range, a call script, an email and the extras to ask for.

    Use with

    • Web searchBuilt inClaude searches when it helps (on Team plans an admin turns it on). ChatGPT and Gemini: built in.
    • Code and file creationBuilt inClaude: on by default on every plan, Free included. ChatGPT: built in. Gemini: ask it to run the code.
    • Email connectorConnectorClaude: Customize → Connectors → Gmail. ChatGPT and Gemini: connect Gmail or Outlook in their apps or connectors settings.

    Make it better

    • Practise the script out loud with the assistant playing the recruiter: "Now play the recruiter and push back hard."
    • Always get the final offer in writing before you resign from your current job.
  3. 03Find where my job search is leakingVisualProYou've sent 40 applications, heard back from two, and can't tell if the problem is your resume, your targeting or your interviews.Code and file creationxlsxCalendar connectorArtifacts or CanvasLocked

    I've been job hunting for [HOW LONG] and can't tell where it's going wrong.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  4. 04Is this job or recruiter real? A scam checkA recruiter messaged you with a great remote job, the interview is by text, and now they want your bank details.Web searchEmail connectorLocked

    A job or a recruiter looks promising, but something feels off and I want to know if it's real.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  5. 05Mock interview me for this exact jobYou know your stuff, but you freeze or ramble when the questions are live.Web searchjob-application-assistantCalendar connectorLocked

    I have an interview coming up. Run a realistic mock interview for this job, playing the person who would actually interview me.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  6. 06Build my story bank for behavioural questionsVisual"Tell me about a time when..." and your mind goes blank, every time.Artifacts or CanvasDrive connectorProjects or GemsLocked

    "Tell me about a time when..." questions make my mind go blank. Help me build a bank of 6 to 8 real stories I can reuse in any interview.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  7. 07Explain the awkward part of my history, honestlyA gap, a firing, a four-month job or no degree, and you dread the moment someone asks about it.docxProjects or GemsDrive connectorLocked

    There's a part of my work history I dread being asked about. I want honest wording for it, not a cover story.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  8. 08A cover letter and form answers that don’t sound like a templateEvery cover letter you write starts with "I am writing to apply for...", and the "Why do you want to work here?" box gets the same answer every time.Web searchdocxdoc-coauthoringLocked

    I'm applying for this job and need a cover letter that sounds like me, not a template.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  9. 09Rewrite my LinkedIn so recruiters find meRecruiters search LinkedIn by keywords, and your profile doesn't use any of the right ones.Web searchCode and file creationLocked

    Rewrite my LinkedIn profile so recruiters looking for [TARGET ROLE] in [CITY OR REMOTE] find me and want to message me.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  10. 10Research the company before the interviewProThe interview is tomorrow and all you know about the company is its homepage.Deep researchWeb searchcompany-researchArtifacts or CanvasLocked

    I have an interview with [COMPANY] for [ROLE] on [DATE]. Give me a one-page brief I can read on my phone before I walk in.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  11. 11Reach out to people who can refer meMost jobs are filled through people, and you don't know how to message a stranger without feeling awkward.Web searchEmail connectorCalendar connectorLocked

    I want advice or a referral from people in [COMPANY OR INDUSTRY], and messaging strangers feels awkward.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  12. 12Map my way into a new careerVisualYou want to change fields, but you can't tell which of your skills carry over or what to learn first.Deep researchWeb searchdiagram-designArtifacts or Canvasidea-refineLocked

    I want to move from [CURRENT JOB OR FIELD] to [TARGET JOB OR FIELD, or "not sure yet: something like ..."].

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  13. 13Build a one-page portfolio siteVisualPro"Send us your portfolio" and you have a folder of files and no link.frontend-designArtifacts or CanvasCode and file creationLocked

    I need a portfolio link I can send employers. Build me a one-page website that looks distinctive, not like a template.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  14. 14Compare job offers on what they’re really worthVisualProOne offer pays more, the other has better benefits and a shorter commute, and you can't compare them.Code and file creationxlsxWeb searchArtifacts or CanvasLocked

    I have more than one job offer and want to compare them on total value, not just salary.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  15. 15Ask for a raise or promotion, with proofProYou've been doing more for a year and your pay hasn't moved, but asking feels impossible.Web searchdocxEmail connectorCalendar connectorLocked

    I've been doing more at work and want to ask for a raise (or a promotion to [TITLE, or "none"]).

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  16. 16Just laid off: the first two weeksYou've just lost your job, there's a severance letter to sign by Friday, and you don't know what to do first.Web searchCalendar connectorCode and file creationLocked

    I just got laid off (or let go) and I want to get the next two weeks right.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts

Renting

Find the place, sign the right paper, and get your deposit back.

16 prompts · Tenants, roommates and small landlords in the US and Canada.

Give your city and state or province. Drafts, not legal advice.

  1. 01Review my lease before I sign itProThe lease is 14 pages, the landlord wants it signed today, and you don't know what you'd be agreeing to.pdfWeb searchCalendar connectorFree
    Prompt
    Review this lease before I sign it. I'm the [TENANT / LANDLORD], the rental is in [CITY, STATE OR PROVINCE], and it's [AN APARTMENT IN A BUILDING OF ABOUT ... UNITS / A HOUSE / A CONDO / A BASEMENT OR ROOM IN THE OWNER'S HOME].

[ATTACH THE LEASE PDF, or paste the text]

Start with a 3-line verdict: sign, sign after changes, or don't sign, and the clause that matters most.

1. The deal in a table: rent, deposits and fees, cash due at signing, term, what happens at the end, rent increases, utilities, pets, subletting, notice to leave.
2. Flag clauses red (likely not allowed here, or very one-sided), yellow (legal but costly) or green. Quote each, explain it plainly, and say if each red one is void even if I sign or worth changing first. For example, Ontario allows only a last month's rent deposit and a refundable key deposit.
3. Use my state's or province's rules, and my city's if it has its own (Chicago does). Ontario and Quebec require an official lease form for most rentals, and British Columbia its standard terms: tell me if this lease doesn't follow what applies.
4. What's missing (repair and emergency contacts, deposit return, a condition report, any notice the law says to attach).
5. A polite message asking for the changes that matter most, in order, what to do if they say no, and whether I need a tenant clinic or lawyer.

Power-ups (use any you have, skip the rest):
- PDF: if you have the pdf skill, read every page, scans and addenda included, and give the page number with each quote.
- Search: if you can search, check each red flag and this year's limits on official pages (tenant board, state, province or city), citing each with its date. Never search my name or address. If you can't, say so.
- Calendar: if my calendar is connected and I sign, list the key dates (last day to give notice before renewal, end of term) and ask before adding them.

If you're not sure of a rule or this year's figure, say so, give the last one you know with its year, and tell me where to confirm it. Don't make up section numbers, form numbers, phone numbers or links.

    You getA sign-or-not verdict, the deal and cash at signing in one table, clauses flagged red, yellow and green, what's missing, and a message asking for changes.

    Use with

    • pdfSkillClaude.ai paid plans: Settings → Capabilities → Skills. Claude Code: /plugin install document-skills@anthropic-agent-skills
    • Web searchBuilt inClaude searches when it helps (on Team plans an admin turns it on). ChatGPT and Gemini: built in.
    • Calendar connectorConnectorClaude: Customize → Connectors → Google Calendar. ChatGPT and Gemini: connect Google Calendar or Outlook in their apps or connectors settings.

    Make it better

    • Never sign the same day under pressure; asking for 24 hours to read is normal.
    • Remove your bank details or ID numbers from the PDF before you upload it; the review doesn't need them.
    • Clauses that break the law are usually void even if you sign, so save your asks for the money: deposit, fees and renewal terms.
  2. 02Viewing checklist and rental scam checkThe listing looks great, the price looks too good, and the "landlord" wants a deposit before you see it.Web searchArtifacts or CanvasFree
    Prompt
    I'm looking at a rental in [CITY, STATE OR PROVINCE]. Here's the listing and what the landlord or agent has said:
[PASTE THE LISTING TEXT AND MESSAGES, or attach screenshots]

1. Scam check: start with an overall risk (low, medium or high) and the main reason, then one line per sign you find: price far below similar places, can't show the unit, wants money (wire, gift card, crypto, Zelle, Venmo, e-transfer) before a viewing or lease, is "out of the country", pressure to decide now, a lease sent without meeting.
2. How to verify: search the address and photos, check who owns the property (public records in many places), and what ID and proof of ownership to ask for.
3. A viewing checklist: what to check (water pressure, mould, pests, noise, heating, laundry, locks, smoke alarms) and 15 questions to ask (what's included, utility bills, repairs, why the last tenant left, past rent increases, neighbours and noise).
4. What a landlord can and can't ask me for here (application fees, deposits before signing, my SIN or Social Security number, questions human rights or fair housing laws ban).
5. A short reply asking for an in-person viewing and the details I still need. If the risk is high, tell me to stop replying and where to report it.

Power-ups (use any you have, skip the rest):
- Search: if you can search, compare the rent with current listings for similar units here, and search distinctive phrases from the listing to find copies posted under another name or price (never search my details). Cite each source with its date; if you can't, say so and tell me how to check.
- Checklist: if you can make an artifact or canvas, make step 3 a tappable phone checklist with notes and a copy-all button; otherwise a list for my notes.

Never tell me to pay a deposit or rent before I've seen the unit and signed a lease (a legal application fee after a viewing can be normal). If you're not sure of a rule or this year's figure, say so, give the last one you know with its year, and tell me where to confirm it. Don't make up section numbers, form numbers, phone numbers or links.

    You getA scam risk level up front with reasons, how to verify the landlord, a viewing checklist with questions, your application rights and a reply.

    Use with

    • Web searchBuilt inClaude searches when it helps (on Team plans an admin turns it on). ChatGPT and Gemini: built in.
    • Artifacts or CanvasBuilt inClaude: artifacts are on by default. ChatGPT and Gemini: open Canvas, or ask for "a canvas".

    Make it better

    • If it's a scam, report the listing to the site and to your local police non-emergency line or consumer protection office.
    • Pay deposits by a traceable method and get a receipt with the landlord's full name and the address.
  3. 03Make my rental application stand out with no credit or landlord historyEvery good listing gets dozens of applications, and yours has no credit score and no past landlord to call.docxpdfEmail connectorWeb searchLocked

    I have little or no credit history and no landlord references, and I need my rental application to stand out. I'm looking in [CITY, STATE OR PROVINCE], at rents around [AMOUNT].

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  4. 04How much rent can I really afford?VisualThe 30% rule says one thing, your bank account says another, and you're about to sign for a year.Code and file creationdon.moneyArtifacts or CanvasWeb searchLocked

    Work out how much rent I can afford without being stretched.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  5. 05Compare apartments on their true monthly costVisualProThe cheaper apartment costs more once you add the fees, the commute, parking and heating.xlsxCode and file creationWeb searchArtifacts or CanvasLocked

    Compare these rentals in [CITY, STATE OR PROVINCE] on what they'll really cost me each month and how well they fit my life.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  6. 06A move-in checklist that protects my depositVisualWhen you move out, it's your word against theirs about the scratch that was already there.web-artifacts-builderArtifacts or CanvasWeb searchEmail connectordocxLocked

    I'm moving into a [STUDIO / 1-BEDROOM / HOUSE ...] in [CITY, STATE OR PROVINCE] on [DATE]. Rooms: [LIST ROOMS, e.g. "kitchen, living room, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, balcony"]. Furnished: [NO / YES, AND WHAT'S INCLUDED].

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  7. 07A roommate agreement we’ll actually followProRent, bills, dishes and guests seem fine to talk about until the first argument.docxdoc-coauthoringDrive connectorCalendar connectorLocked

    My roommates and I need a roommate agreement we'll actually follow. Draft it, then ask us up to 5 questions to fill the gaps.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  8. 08Split the rent fairly by roomVisualProOne room has the ensuite, one is tiny, and splitting the rent evenly feels unfair to someone.Code and file creationxlsxArtifacts or CanvasLocked

    Help us split the rent fairly between rooms.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  9. 09Get a repair done: the request and the follow-upThe heat, a leak or a broken lock has been "on the list" for two weeks.Web searchEmail connectorCalendar connectordocxLocked

    I need my landlord to fix something. The rental is in [CITY, STATE OR PROVINCE], and it's [AN APARTMENT IN A BUILDING OF ABOUT ... UNITS / A HOUSE / A CONDO / A BASEMENT OR ROOM IN THE OWNER'S HOME].

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  10. 10Is this rent increase allowed?A notice says your rent goes up next month, and you don't know if they can do that.Web searchDeep researchCalendar connectorLocked

    I got a rent increase notice. Is it allowed where I live, and how should I respond?

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  11. 11I can't pay rent this monthRent is due, you're short, and you don't know whether to call the landlord, borrow, or wait and hope.Web searchEmail connectorCalendar connectorLocked

    I can't pay all my rent this month, and I want to deal with it before it becomes an eviction.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  12. 12I got a notice to move out or payA notice says you have to pay or leave by a date, and you don't know if it's real, legal or final.Web searchCode and file creationCalendar connectorLocked

    I got a notice from my landlord to move out or pay, and I need to know what to do this week.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  13. 13Leave my lease early without losing a fortuneA new job or a breakup means you need to move, and the lease still has eight months to go.Code and file creationWeb searchEmail connectorCalendar connectorLocked

    I need to move out before my lease ends. Help me find the cheapest legal way to leave.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  14. 14Move out and get the deposit backVisualMoving out is chaos, and deposits often come back short with deductions you can't argue with.Web searchCalendar connectorEmail connectorArtifacts or CanvasLocked

    I'm moving out of my rental in [CITY, STATE OR PROVINCE] on [DATE]. It's [AN APARTMENT IN A BUILDING OF ABOUT ... UNITS / A HOUSE / A CONDO / A ROOM OR SUITE IN THE OWNER'S HOME]. I paid [DEPOSIT TYPE AND AMOUNT, e.g. "a $1,500 security deposit"], and I [HAVE / DON'T HAVE] a move-in report and photos.

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  15. 15For landlords: a complete, compliant lease kitProYou're renting out a unit or a basement for the first time, and a lease from the internet may not be legal where you are.Deep researchdocxpdfWeb searchLocked

    I'm a small landlord renting out [A BASEMENT SUITE / A CONDO / A ROOM IN MY HOME / A HOUSE] in [CITY, STATE OR PROVINCE], and I [DO / DON'T] share a kitchen or bathroom with the tenant. Rent: [AMOUNT], from [DATE]. House rules and terms I want: [LIST].

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts
  16. 16For landlords: screen tenants fairly and legallyYou want a reliable tenant, and you don't want to ask a question that breaks human rights or fair housing law.Web searchdocxxlsxLocked

    I'm a small landlord in [CITY, STATE OR PROVINCE] choosing a tenant for [UNIT, e.g. "the upstairs of the 2-flat I live in", "a condo I own"]. Rent: [AMOUNT], about [NUMBER] applicants. My criteria now: [MY CURRENT CRITERIA, e.g. "income 3 times the rent, credit over 700, no smokers"].

    Free with your email · all 75 prompts

The toolkit

The power-ups behind the prompts

Code for exact math, search for current facts, connectors for your calendar and inbox, and skills for real files and visuals. Each prompt says how to use the ones you have, and works without them.

Built into your assistant

Code, search and canvases come with Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini.

  • Artifacts or Canvas

    Built in

    Your assistant builds interactive pages, charts and mini-apps right in the chat, which you can open, edit and share.

    Claude: artifacts are on by default. ChatGPT and Gemini: open Canvas, or ask for "a canvas".

    In 29 prompts

  • Projects or Gems

    Built in

    A workspace that keeps your files and instructions, so every chat in it already knows your context.

    Claude or ChatGPT: Projects → New project, then add your documents. Gemini: create a Gem and add your files.

    In 7 prompts

  • Code and file creation

    Built in

    The assistant runs real code on your numbers and files: exact math instead of estimates, charts, and Excel, Word, PowerPoint or PDF files to download.

    Claude: on by default on every plan, Free included. ChatGPT: built in. Gemini: ask it to run the code.

    In 42 prompts

  • Deep research

    Built in

    Runs many searches and writes a cited report. Best for comparing companies, rules or options.

    Claude: Research, on paid plans. ChatGPT: deep research. Gemini: Deep Research.

    In 5 prompts

Connectors

Let the assistant read your files and put drafts and dates where you'll use them. You approve every action.

  • Calendar connector

    Connector

    Puts deadlines, study blocks and reminders straight into your calendar. Claude asks before adding each one.

    Claude: Customize → Connectors → Google Calendar. ChatGPT and Gemini: connect Google Calendar or Outlook in their apps or connectors settings.

    In 35 prompts

  • Email connector

    Connector

    Reads the thread you point to and writes drafts in your inbox. These prompts only ever ask for drafts: you review and send.

    Claude: Customize → Connectors → Gmail. ChatGPT and Gemini: connect Gmail or Outlook in their apps or connectors settings.

    In 17 prompts

  • Drive connector

    Connector

    Reads files you already keep in Google Drive (statements, syllabi, sales exports) so you don't have to upload them.

    Claude: Customize → Connectors → Google Drive. ChatGPT and Gemini: connect Google Drive or OneDrive in their apps or connectors settings.

    In 10 prompts

Visual tools

  • BoardUI

    Visual tool

    React + Tailwind dashboard design system

    Dashboard components (stat cards, charts, tables, app shell) that your assistant installs as real source code instead of guessing a layout.

    Claude Code: npx boardui@latest skill (or the MCP server: npx -y boardui@latest mcp). Claude.ai: add https://www.boardui.com/mcp as a custom connector.

    In 1 prompt

Official skills

Published by Anthropic.

  • web-artifacts-builder

    Skill

    Official · Anthropic

    Bigger interactive apps inside the chat (React and Tailwind): trackers, quizzes and calculators with several screens.

    Claude.ai paid plans: Settings → Capabilities → Skills. Claude Code: /plugin install example-skills@anthropic-agent-skills

    In 3 prompts

  • canvas-design

    Skill

    Official · Anthropic

    Posters, flyers and one-page visuals as PNG or PDF, designed rather than templated.

    Claude.ai paid plans: Settings → Capabilities → Skills. Claude Code: /plugin install example-skills@anthropic-agent-skills

    In 2 prompts

  • theme-factory

    Skill

    Official · Anthropic

    Gives slides, documents and pages one consistent, professional look (colours and fonts) from ready-made themes.

    Claude.ai paid plans: Settings → Capabilities → Skills. Claude Code: /plugin install example-skills@anthropic-agent-skills

    In 2 prompts

  • internal-comms

    Skill

    Official · Anthropic

    Clear team updates, newsletters, FAQs and incident notes in a standard format.

    Claude.ai paid plans: Settings → Capabilities → Skills. Claude Code: /plugin install example-skills@anthropic-agent-skills

    In 1 prompt

  • doc-coauthoring

    Skill

    Official · Anthropic

    A structured, iterative way to draft and revise documents with your assistant.

    Claude.ai paid plans: Settings → Capabilities → Skills. Claude Code: /plugin marketplace add anthropics/skills

    In 2 prompts

  • xlsx

    Skill

    Official · Anthropic

    Real Excel files with working formulas, formatting and charts.

    Claude.ai paid plans: Settings → Capabilities → Skills. Claude Code: /plugin install document-skills@anthropic-agent-skills

    In 16 prompts

  • pptx

    Skill

    Official · Anthropic

    PowerPoint decks with real layouts, speaker notes and charts.

    Claude.ai paid plans: Settings → Capabilities → Skills. Claude Code: /plugin install document-skills@anthropic-agent-skills

    In 2 prompts

  • docx

    Skill

    Official · Anthropic

    Word documents with headings, tables, tracked changes and comments.

    Claude.ai paid plans: Settings → Capabilities → Skills. Claude Code: /plugin install document-skills@anthropic-agent-skills

    In 13 prompts

  • pdf

    Skill

    Official · Anthropic

    Reads, fills, merges and creates PDFs, including tables inside them.

    Claude.ai paid plans: Settings → Capabilities → Skills. Claude Code: /plugin install document-skills@anthropic-agent-skills

    In 9 prompts

  • frontend-design

    Skill

    Official · Anthropic

    Distinctive, production-grade web pages and interfaces instead of generic layouts.

    Claude.ai paid plans: Settings → Capabilities → Skills. Claude Code: /plugin install example-skills@anthropic-agent-skills

    In 1 prompt

Community skills

Open source. Read the SKILL.md before you install one.

  • concept-diagrams

    Skill

    Community · MIT · NousResearch

    Clean, flat SVG diagrams of physical setups, processes, cross-sections and cycles, in one HTML file with light and dark mode.

    npx skills add NousResearch/hermes-agent --skill concept-diagrams

    In 2 prompts

  • visual-explainer

    Skill

    Community · MIT · nicobailon

    Interactive HTML diagrams and side-by-side comparisons that explain how a system or idea works.

    npx skills add nicobailon/visual-explainer --skill visual-explainer

    In 1 prompt

  • diagram-design

    Skill

    Community · MIT · cathrynlavery

    Polished, on-brand diagrams (flows, maps, timelines) in several formats.

    npx skills add cathrynlavery/diagram-design --skill diagram-design

    In 2 prompts

  • learning-to-learn

    Skill

    Community · THU-MAIC/OpenMAIC

    Coaches study with retrieval practice and self-explanation, the two techniques with the strongest evidence.

    npx skills add THU-MAIC/OpenMAIC --skill learning-to-learn

    In 2 prompts

  • idea-refine

    Skill

    Community · MIT · addyosmani/agent-skills

    Turns a vague idea into a few tested options by widening, then filtering.

    npx skills add addyosmani/agent-skills --skill idea-refine

    In 1 prompt

  • data-analysis

    Skill

    Community · Upsonic

    Cleans a dataset, runs the right statistics and charts the patterns.

    npx skills add Upsonic/Upsonic --skill data-analysis

    In 2 prompts

  • sales-enablement

    Skill

    Community · MIT · coreyhaines31/marketingskills

    On-brand one-pagers, pitch decks and demo scripts built around objections.

    npx skills add coreyhaines31/marketingskills --skill sales-enablement

    In 1 prompt

  • company-research

    Skill

    Community · deanpeters/Product-Manager-Skills

    Structured briefs on a company's product, strategy and positioning.

    npx skills add deanpeters/Product-Manager-Skills --skill company-research

    In 2 prompts

  • job-application-assistant

    Skill

    Community · MadsLorentzen/ai-job-search

    Tailors a resume and cover letter to a posting and preps interview questions.

    npx skills add MadsLorentzen/ai-job-search --skill job-application-assistant

    In 1 prompt

From don.money

  • don.money

    Free tool

    Reads a bank or card statement and finds fees, subscriptions and overspending against official averages. Spreadsheets never leave your browser.

    Open don.money and drop a statement (CSV, PDF or screenshot).

    In 8 prompts

Before you install a community skill Community skills are open source and not reviewed by Anthropic. Read the skill’s SKILL.md on GitHub first, the way you’d check an app’s permissions. Skills marked “Official · Anthropic” come from Anthropic’s own repository.

Questions

The packs, your email and the tools, in plain words.

What’s in a prompt pack?

5 packs with 75 prompts, each written for a problem that comes back again and again: understanding a hard concept, chasing an unpaid invoice, finding subscriptions you forgot about, negotiating a job offer, checking a lease. Every prompt says what to paste in, which skill or visual tool makes the answer better, and what you’ll get back.

Is it free?

Yes. Your email unlocks every pack on this page, and you can download them as Markdown files to keep.

What do Visual and Pro mean?

Visual prompts come back with something to look at: a diagram, chart, dashboard or slide deck. Pro prompts are bigger jobs. They build real files (spreadsheets with formulas, decks, documents) or read a lot of data, like months of statements, so they take longer and use more of your plan’s limits. They work on any plan and run best on a paid one.

Which AI assistants do they work with?

Any capable one: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot and others. The instructions are plain English. Where a prompt asks for an artifact, ChatGPT and Gemini use Canvas, and where it names a skill your assistant doesn’t have, the prompt already says what to do instead.

Do I need a paid AI plan?

No. Every prompt works on the free versions of Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini, including the ones marked Pro, which just use more of your daily limit. A few optional power-ups need a paid plan in some assistants, like Claude’s skills or deep research; each prompt says what to do without them.

Will there be more packs?

Yes. New packs are added here first, and if you tick the box when you sign up, we’ll email you when one lands.

Are community skills safe to install?

Community skills are open source and not reviewed by Anthropic. A skill is a set of instructions, and sometimes scripts, that your assistant follows, so read its SKILL.md on GitHub before you install it, the way you’d check an app’s permissions. The official Anthropic skills are marked.

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