Quick Intro
I found a huge collection of real prompts people actually use daily. They’re not theory—they just work, over and over.
Main Points
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Job Alignment & Resume Prompt
Analyze job post → rate my fit → rewrite my resume using keywords → output exactly one-page PDF. -
Explain Like I’m 12 / 5 / Dumb 15-Year-Old
Great for breaking down tech, SEO, data science, etc., into usable, example-filled insight. -
Prompt Optimizers (TCRE / CRAFT / Iterative Builders)
Ask questions to refine your needs, improve clarity, and apply structured frameworks like:- TCRE = Task, Context, References, Evaluate
- CRAFT = Context, Role, Action, Format, Tone
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Meta-Prompting
Ask ChatGPT to write the perfect prompt for your goal before continuing. -
Email Polishing Prompts
Popular ones:- “Edit for clarity”
- “Make it more human”
- “Rewrite to be kind, but not fake”
- “Make me look less like a jackass to my boss”
- “Polish this, but no em dashes”
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Creative Roleplay
- “You are a prompt god…” → for max detail and persona setting.
- “Act as a therapist trained in CBT…”
- “Act as a CIA researcher…” → used for very deep research mode.
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Learning Tools
- “Give a simple explanation, then deep dive step-by-step.”
- “Summarize in bullet points with top 3 takeaways.”
- “Explain it like it’s happening in Harry Potter.”
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Writing Assistance
- “Rewrite this in a cooler way”
- “Only give me code that changes”
- “Remove weasel words”
- “Use no em dashes or semicolons—ever”
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Personal Insights & Emotional Processing
- “Act as emotional pattern analyst, ask 5 questions to reveal why I stay stuck.”
- “Brutally honest critique”
- “Warm and professional email version of this rage text”
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Visuals & Style Help
- Upload images → get ALT text & caption (with character count)
- “What shoes match this outfit?”
- “Style this shirt”
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Decision-Making Frameworks
- “Help me decide between A, B, C. Prioritize long-term impact.”
- “Break down this complex idea into a plan and tell me what’s missing.”
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Critical Thinking Mode (CLEAR Framework)
C = Conclusion
L = Labels
E = Evidence
A = Assessment
R = Review
Extra Tips
- “Zap!” = AI decides what’s best, ignores your bias.
- Say “assume the role of…” to boost precision.
- Threats like “If you mess this up…” actually adjust tone.
- Custom instructions (firm, objective, efficient tone) help A LOT.
Warnings
- Asking for “best prompt” vaguely returns fluff.
- Em dashes are a known persistent issue—avoid them by command.
- Some prompts work only when ChatGPT memory is active (else you must re-feed data).
Mixed or Disputed Info
- “Em dash removal” – mixed (only works with strict commands like “until none left”).
- “ChatGPT remembers your CV” – false (requires active memory setting).
- “Sam Altman complained about thank-yous” – false (he defended it; media twisted it).

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