A browsable prompt library for the GPT-5 / agent-mode / Sora 2 era. Every prompt has a copy button — grab one, change the thing that matters to you, paste it in.
This library covers a huge range so anyone finds something useful. It is organized as 7 category acts plus a wildcard closer. Each entry is tagged with how I show it in the video:
Open here — business/ROI use-cases hook the widest audience.
Here's a meeting transcript. Extract every distinct task the person does manually, then design an AI agent for the single highest-value one. Give it: a name, a one-paragraph system prompt, the tools/data it would need, and 3 example input→output pairs. Output it as a clean spec I could hand to a developer. [PASTE TRANSCRIPT]
Turn these rough notes into a 10-slide executive presentation. One idea per slide, a strong title slide, and a clear closing ask. Give me the slide-by-slide outline with a headline, 3 bullets, and speaker notes for each. Keep the language tight and senior. NOTES: [PASTE NOTES]
I'll paste notes from several customer conversations. Find the needs/use-cases that come up across MORE THAN ONE customer, rank them by how often they appear and their business value, and write a one-page report: a ranked table (use-case, # of customers, value, effort) plus a recommendation on which one to build first and why. [PASTE NOTES FROM EACH CONVERSATION]
Help me find iOS and Android adoption rates, % who want to learn another language, and change in mobile penetration, over the past 10 years, for the top 10 developed and top 10 developing countries by GDP. Lay this out in a table with stats in separate columns, and include recommendations on which markets to target for a new iOS translation app, focusing on markets ChatGPT is currently active in.
Generate 10 startup ideas for a former business-school entrepreneurship professor to launch, pick the best according to some rubric, figure out what I need to do to win, and do it.
Red team this idea: [PASTE YOUR IDEA]. What's wrong with it? Give me the weaknesses, risks, and failure modes — be specific, rank them by severity, and for the top 3 tell me exactly what would have to be true for it to fail.
Build me a complete early-retirement plan. Research the tax laws for my location, factor in my current income, savings rate, and target retirement age, model a few withdrawal scenarios, and give me a step-by-step plan with a projected timeline and the accounts to draw down in order. Use your virtual computer to do the research and show your work.
The "steal my prompt" act — these get saved and reused, which drives comments and shares.
Act as my second brain. I'll paste a source (article, transcript, or doc). Turn it into one note: a 5-bullet summary, the key entities/people it mentions, the decisions or facts worth keeping, and a list of related topics written as [[wikilinks]]. Keep it under 150 lines and end by telling me which topics this connects to. [PASTE SOURCE]
Here's a log of how I've been working lately. Analyze my patterns: what I repeat by hand, where I waste time, and the top 3 things I should turn into a saved template, a Custom GPT, or a scheduled task. Show the evidence for each, and for the #1 pick, write the template/prompt I'd reuse. [PASTE LOG / DESCRIBE YOUR WEEK]
Before responding, ask me any clarifying questions until you are 95% confident you can complete this task successfully. Use only verifiable, credible sources. Do not speculate.
You are Lyra, a master-level AI prompt-optimization specialist. Transform my rough input into a precision-crafted prompt using the 4-D method: 1) DECONSTRUCT — extract core intent, entities, and context; 2) DIAGNOSE — audit for clarity gaps and ambiguity; 3) DEVELOP — pick techniques (role assignment, chain-of-thought, few-shot) and assign an expert role; 4) DELIVER — output the optimized prompt in a code block. Ask me 2–3 clarifying questions first, then deliver. Start by asking what I'm trying to get the AI to do.
Before you respond, create an internal rubric for what defines a "world-class" answer to my request. Then internally iterate on your work until it scores 10/10 against that rubric, and show me only the final, perfect output.
<TASK> Act as the hiring manager. Based on my resume and the job description, ask me the three most challenging behavioral interview questions I'm likely to face, one at a time, and push back on weak answers. </TASK> <MY_RESUME> [PASTE RESUME] </MY_RESUME> <JOB_DESCRIPTION> [PASTE JOB DESCRIPTION] </JOB_DESCRIPTION>
Every weekday at 6:30am, send me a briefing: the top 3 headlines in my industry, my local weather, one motivational quote, and a 3-item focus list based on what we discussed the day before. Keep it under 150 words.
This is my monthly financial check-in. Here are my current recurring subscriptions: [Netflix, Spotify, gym, Adobe, Amazon Prime, …]. Once a month, present this list and ask me: "Which of these have you not used in the last 30 days?" Then total up what I could cancel.
The most screenshot-able act. Heavy on image/video — visually carries the video's midpoint.
I'll paste a product's step-by-step guide. Write a tight 90-second walkthrough video script: an intro title card, one on-screen caption (under 12 words) plus one spoken VO line per step, and an outro card with a call to action. Number the steps and mark [CAPTION] vs [VO] on each. [PASTE GUIDE]
Based on everything you know about me, write a "digital twin" system prompt that lets another AI respond the way I would — my communication style, my priorities, my pet peeves, and how I make decisions. Write it in second person ("You are…") so I can paste it into a fresh chat, and end with 3 example questions and how twin-me would answer them.My Cameo vlogging on a foggy boardwalk at sunrise, handheld close-up, gentle ambient waves, natural morning light, 10 seconds.
Realistic body-cam footage of a police officer pulling over Super Mario in his go-kart on a suburban street at night. Handheld shake, night-vision tint, radio chatter.
Primary Target & Visuals: a dragon slicing past serrated ice spires, wingtip vortices peeling spindrift; glacier falling away to a cobalt fjord; expression reads predatory calm. Format & Look: 5.0s; 4K; 180° shutter; large-format sensor emulation; very fine grain. Lenses & Filtration: 50mm spherical on a gyro-stabilized aerial platform, parallel tracking with slight inward arc; Black Pro-Mist 1/8; light circular polarizer. Grade: ice-white highlights with cool roll-off; steel-blue mids; slate/teal shadows; warm amber rim on the dragon. Lighting: late-afternoon low sun cross-key; katabatic wind lofting spindrift. Sound: high-air wind shear, wing-membrane thunder each downstroke, ice tick/creak, distant calving boom; no score. Shot (0.0–5.0s): camera paces the dragon threading a corridor of spires, eases closer as scales read and the amber rim flares, then it banks toward the fjord.
Use this photo of me to create an action figure of myself in a blister pack, in the style of a premium collectible toy. The figure stands upright with a relaxed, friendly smile. The header reads "[YOUR NAME]" in large letters with the subheading "[TAGLINE]" below. In side compartments, add accessories: [YOUR HOBBY ITEMS].
Redraw this photo in the style of a hand-painted Studio Ghibli film — soft painted backgrounds, warm light, gentle linework — while keeping the people, poses, and composition recognizable.
Convert my photo into a set of 12 chibi stickers in a 4x3 grid, keeping my face consistent in every one. Expressions: laughing, angry, crying, sulking, thinking, sleepy, blowing a kiss, winking, surprised, love-struck, thumbs-up, waving. Clean simple background, thin white sticker border.
Using these two photos, create a photorealistic studio portrait of the same person as a child and as an adult sitting across a small round wooden table from each other. Above the child write "[CHILDHOOD YEAR]", above the adult write "2026". Warm cinematic studio lighting, shallow depth of field.
"You don't need to code anymore" — the act that converts skeptics. Screen-record the working results.
Build me a single, self-contained HTML file (no dependencies, no build step — it must work by double-clicking) that is a clean pricing calculator: inputs for seats, plan tier, and annual/monthly, live total, and a dark modern design. Give me the entire file in one code block.
Make a procedural brutalist building creator where I can drag and edit buildings in cool ways — they should look like actual buildings. Think hard.
In Canvas, build me a working mortgage calculator web app: sliders for price, down payment, interest rate, and term; show the monthly payment and total interest live as I drag; make it clean enough to share.
Build me an interactive Site: a launch hub for our product release. Include a countdown, a task tracker grouped by owner, our launch calendar, and a status feed I can update by telling you what changed. Use the attached plan for the real dates and owners, let me preview it, then publish it to a URL I can share.
You are a world-class vulnerability researcher. Below is the implementation of SMB command handlers from the Linux kernel's ksmbd module. Analyze it specifically for use-after-free bugs, focusing on concurrency: cases where one thread frees an object while another is still using it. Walk through the handlers, explain the exact race, and show the code path that triggers it. [PASTE CODE]
Broad appeal — students, career-switchers, hobbyists. The "$300/hr tutor for free" framing.
I want to learn Game Theory — the broad spectrum the field covers, plus the ways it'd be useful in my daily life. Follow my curiosity, but mostly you'll be teaching me, keeping a high-level plan to iterate through so I cover the full scope. I'll ask questions when curious, but be dead-set on quickly educating me.
You are an expert educator specializing in [SUBJECT]. Create a 6-month personalized learning plan to help me get good at [SKILL]. My goal is [GOAL] and I have [X] hours/week. Before you start, ask me what I already know and how I learn best. Then break it into stages with weekly milestones, practice exercises, and checkpoints to test my understanding.
Teach me [TOPIC] using the Socratic method and first-principles thinking. First ask me questions to gauge my current level, then build a step-by-step learning plan. As we go, quiz me to test my understanding — and don't just hand me answers, guide me to them.
Fact-check the following statement and tell me if it's true, false, or a deliberate lie. Use only primary news sources and moderated information aggregators. If you cannot verify something directly, say "I cannot verify this." STATEMENT: [PASTE]
Help me understand the Pythagorean theorem.
Using my notes below, make me a 20-question practice exam in the style of my real test, including a few "select all that apply" questions. Don't show answers until I've responded to each one — then explain why every wrong option is wrong. NOTES: [PASTE NOTES]
The emotional-payoff act. Memory tricks are uniquely "about you," so every viewer wants to try them — huge for shares.
Based on everything you know about me from our conversations, tell me 10 brutal truths about myself that I probably don't want to hear. Be completely honest, don't sugarcoat anything, and tell me exactly what's holding me back.
From all of our interactions, what is one thing you can tell me about myself that I may not know about myself?
Here is an itemized hospital bill (attached). Act as a medical billing advocate. Line by line, flag: duplicate charges, services that don't match the care I received, unbundled charges that should be bundled, and anything priced far above the Medicare reimbursement rate. Then draft a firm, formal dispute letter to the billing department citing each specific error and requesting an itemized correction.
I have these symptoms: [LIST]. My blood test for [condition] came back negative but the symptoms persist. What conditions can mimic this that my doctors might be overlooking, and what specific tests should I ask for? You're not a doctor — help me be a better-informed patient and know what questions to bring to one.
Here's a photo of my room. Redesign it to look 10x better while keeping the layout and my existing furniture, and show me the new version. Then give me a shopping list with a realistic budget so I can actually recreate the look.
Here are photos of my [appliance/car/tool] and the symptoms: [DESCRIBE]. Diagnose the most likely cause, walk me through checking it step by step, and tell me the exact replacement part to buy and roughly what it costs.
Make me a grocery list for [store] with a budget of $100 that provides meals for five days for a family of four. Group it by aisle, and include a simple meal plan showing which items go to which meal.
Here are screenshots of a text conversation. Analyze both people's attachment styles and communication patterns. Be unbiased and brutally honest — flag any red flags, manipulation, or avoidant behavior, and tell me who's putting in more effort.
The "it DOES things now" act — the current frontier. Best B-roll in the video: watching the cursor move on its own. Accuracy note: the standalone Atlas browser retires Aug 9, 2026 — these capabilities now live in the ChatGPT desktop app's built-in browser and the Chrome sidebar. Say "agent mode / the ChatGPT browser," not "Atlas," to keep it evergreen.
Here's a recipe. Scale it for 8 people, then open Instacart, pick my usual store, and add every ingredient I don't already have to the cart. Stop before checkout so I can review.
Plan a 5-day trip to Tokyo for two, total budget $3,500, first week of November. Compare flights from LAX and hotels near Shibuya, build a day-by-day itinerary with restaurants we can actually book, then take me to the checkout pages for the best flight + hotel combo.
Fill out this application form using the data from the resume I'll attach. Match each field carefully, and pause before submitting so I can check it.
I'm at checkout on this site. Find any working promo or discount codes for this store, try them, and apply the best one before I pay.
Research our top 3 competitors in the [industry] market. Create a 5-slide presentation summarizing their key products, pricing, and recent news. Make the presentation fully editable.
Two big finishers — one jaw-drop, one that teaches responsible use and sends viewers off smarter.
Let's play GeoGuessr. Guess where this photo was taken. Reason through every visual clue — vegetation, signage, road markings, architecture, license plates, language, light — then give your top 3 candidate locations with a confidence level for each.
I'm about to [launch X / commit to this plan]: [DESCRIBE IT]. Act as a panel of experts from 5 different disciplines (e.g. security, legal, finance, ops, a skeptical customer). Each one names the single biggest thing I'm missing that someone in their field would immediately catch. Then rank every finding by risk and give me a "fix before you launch" shortlist.