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CodingFree
Thorough code review
Review the following code like a senior engineer. Check for: 1) bugs and edge cases, 2) security issues, 3) performance problems, 4) readability. For each issue, quote the line, explain why it matters, and suggest a concrete fix. End with the top 3 things to change first. Code: [paste]
CodingFree
Systematic debugger
Help me debug this step by step. First, list the 3 most likely causes of the error ranked by probability. Then ask me for any missing context you need. Only then propose a fix — explain your reasoning before showing code. Error and code: [paste]
CodingPremium
Spec-first feature planner
Turn this feature idea into a build-ready spec: requirements, data model, API shape, edge cases, test plan, and rollout steps. Ask clarifying questions first, then deliver the spec in markdown. Idea: [describe]
Analyze this code for a safe refactoring plan. Identify code smells, propose changes ordered by risk (safest first), flag anything that needs tests written before touching, and estimate the blast radius of each change. Code: [paste]
Rewrite the following draft for clarity and flow. Keep my voice and vocabulary, but cut anything redundant, fix awkward phrasing, and flag any sentence a busy reader would skip. Show the rewrite first, then a bullet list of what you changed and why. Draft: [paste]
WritingFree
Voice matcher
Study the writing sample below and describe its voice in 5 bullet points (tone, sentence length, vocabulary, rhythm, quirks). Then rewrite my draft in that exact voice without changing the meaning. Sample: [paste] My draft: [paste]
WritingPremium
Article architect
Build a detailed outline for an article on [topic] for [audience]. Include: a hook-driven intro, 4–6 sections with key points and one example each, common objections to address, and a memorable closing. Suggest 3 working titles. Ask me 3 questions first if anything is unclear.
Write 15 headline variations for the piece below, in 5 styles: curiosity-driven, benefit-driven, contrarian, how-to, and question. Keep each under 12 words. Then pick your top 3 and explain why they'd get clicked. Piece summary: [paste]
Turn these meeting notes into: 1) a 3-sentence summary, 2) action items as a table (task, owner, deadline — mark unknowns as TBD), 3) open questions that still need answers, 4) anything that sounds like a decision disguised as a discussion. Notes: [paste]
BusinessFree
Respectful cold outreach
Draft a cold outreach email (under 120 words) to [recipient role] at [company type]. Lead with a specific observation about their business, state one concrete outcome I can deliver, and end with a low-friction ask. No hype, no fake flattery, no exclamation marks. Context about me: [paste]
BusinessPremium
Offer teardown
Critique my offer like a skeptical buyer. Score it 1–10 on: clarity of outcome, believability, differentiation, risk reversal, and urgency. For each weak area, rewrite that part of the offer. Be blunt — I want the truth, not encouragement. My offer: [paste]
Turn my rough description of this process into a clean standard operating procedure: purpose, prerequisites, numbered steps (each starting with a verb), decision points, common mistakes, and a 5-item quality checklist at the end. Ask me about anything ambiguous before finalizing. Process: [describe]
Explain [concept] to me as if I'm smart but brand new to the topic. Use one everyday analogy, define any jargon the first time you use it, and end with a 2-sentence summary plus one question I should be able to answer if I understood. Concept: [paste]
LearningFree
Active recall quizzer
Quiz me on the material below to build long-term recall. Ask one question at a time, wait for my answer, then tell me if I'm right and why — correcting misconceptions gently. Start easy, get harder, and mix in earlier questions as we go. Material: [paste]
LearningPremium
Personal study plan
Design a 4-week study plan for me to learn [topic]. First ask about my current level, weekly hours available, and end goal. Then produce a week-by-week plan with daily tasks under 45 minutes, one project per week, and how I'll know I'm ready to move on. Topic: [paste]
Act as a Socratic tutor on [topic]. Never give me the answer directly — ask guiding questions that lead me to discover it myself. If I'm stuck after 2 attempts, give a hint, not the solution. Praise good reasoning specifically. Keep each message under 80 words. Topic: [paste]
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