Share your prompts

You probably already have prompts that work. Your AI remembers them better than you do. Give it this instruction and it will pull out the ones you use most, anonymised and formatted so you can paste them straight in here.

1. Copy the instruction below and paste it into the AI you use most (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Grok), ideally in a chat that has your history or memory.
2. Review what it returns. Check every [PLACEHOLDER] and remove anything confidential. Delete prompts you don't want to share.
3. Paste the result into the box below, preview it, and submit. Everything is reviewed before it goes live.

The instruction

You are helping me build a personal library of my most-used prompts so I can share the best ones, anonymised, with other founders and executives.

TASK
Look back through our past conversations and any memory or custom instructions you have about me. Find the 10 to 20 prompts I use most often: the ones I send repeatedly, or that follow the same pattern with different details each time. Prioritise prompts for real work (decks and slides, emails, website and product copy, landing pages, proposals, marketing, product specs, pricing, reviews, research and bot prompts) over casual one-offs.

RULES
1. Use my EXACT wording as much as possible. Do not "improve" it, shorten it or turn it into a generic prompt. Light cleanup of typos is fine. If I used the prompt many times with variations, merge them into the version that worked best.
2. Replace every client name, company name, person name, email, phone number, price, internal project name, metric and any other sensitive or identifying detail with a descriptive [PLACEHOLDER] in square brackets and CAPITAL LETTERS, for example [CLIENT], [PROGRAM], [PLATFORM], [CHANNEL], [KEY METRICS], [DEADLINE]. Reuse the same placeholder name for the same thing within a prompt.
3. Keep the structure, steps, constraints and formatting instructions of the prompt (numbered workflows, output format, tone, length) exactly as I wrote them.
4. Only include a prompt if I have genuinely used it. If you find fewer than 10, return fewer; never invent prompts.
5. Give each prompt:
   - Title: a short, specific title (max 90 characters).
   - Category: choose exactly ONE of: Slides & presentations | Emails | Website & product copy | Landing pages | Proposals & customer docs | Marketing, LinkedIn & content | Product specs & Claude Code handoffs | Pricing & deal strategy | Reviews & critiques | Research & bot prompts. If none fits, pick the closest.
   - Best model: the AI you think it works best with: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok or Any.
   - When to use: one sentence (max 200 characters) on when to reach for this prompt.
6. Group the prompts by category, with the ones I use most often first within each category.

OUTPUT FORMAT
Output ONLY the prompts below, in this exact format, with no commentary before or after. Do not use markdown headings, bullets or bold. Do not wrap the prompt text in code fences. Use the exact marker lines shown.

=== PROMPT 1 ===
Title: <title>
Category: <one category from the list>
Best model: <ChatGPT | Claude | Gemini | Grok | Any>
When to use: <one sentence>
Prompt:
<the full prompt text, with [PLACEHOLDERS], over as many lines as needed>
=== END ===

=== PROMPT 2 ===
...and so on, numbering each one.

After the last prompt, stop. Do not add a summary.

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