Explore AI prompts and expert methods

Browse expert-inspired methods, practical templates and interview-based prompts. Choose one for your task and use it in your own AI.

Project premortem
Assume the project already failed, find why, and fix the plan now. From Wharton's Mollicks.
Read a paper critically
Findings, study design, reproducibility and conflicts of interest, graded A to F. From Daniel Miessler's Fabric.
Assignment feedback mentor
No ghost-writing: specific feedback against the rubric, then you say how you'll revise.
Devil's advocate
Questions the decision everyone agreed on, to surface hidden assumptions and other paths.
Extract the wisdom
Ideas, insights, quotes and recommendations from a talk, transcript or long read. Fabric's best-known pattern.
Korean government-style report
Typeset a report in the 2005 Korean Blue House format with LaTeX, as an A4 PDF.
IEEE-style report
Write a project report in the IEEE conference format with IEEEtran.
US college project report
Write a US college course or capstone project report with LaTeX.
Write a work email
Turn notes into a work email with numbered levels and colour marks the reader can act on at once.
Academic presentation prompts
Build a research talk with a Beamer-style slide template, an editable PowerPoint option, and source-based checks.
Publication-ready scientific figures
Create clear black-and-white figures for academic papers, with reproducible plotting code.
Defend against prompt injection
Check and block hidden instructions in email, web pages and files, based on real incidents.

Interview-based prompts