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Find micro-SaaS opportunities for me in recent AI product launches. About me: {{builder profile}} Focus areas: {{focus areas}} Time window: the last {{days}} days Work in two rounds and use web search. Every fact about a product (pricing, traction, complaints) needs a source link. If you cannot find something, write "not found" instead of estimating. Label your own judgments as inference. Round

Help me decide between {{option A}} and {{option B}}. Goal: {{goal}} Constraints: {{constraints}} 1. Name the 2–4 criteria that actually separate these options for my goal, and rate each high, medium or low in importance given my constraints. Skip criteria that would not change the answer. 2. For each criterion, say which option is stronger and why. Write "unknown" where it depends on information

Turn the following notes into a clear brief for {{audience}}. Notes: {{notes}} Return: objective, context, scope, deliverables, and open questions. Preserve the original facts. Mark missing information as unknown; do not invent it.

Edit this draft for {{audience}}. Level of editing: {{edit level}}. {{draft}} Preserve my meaning and voice, and keep roughly the same length unless the edit level calls for cuts. Do not add new facts, claims or lines of your own. - Light: fix grammar, cut repetition and tighten sentences. Keep the structure. If the main point is buried, point it out instead of moving it. - Heavy: also restructu

Explain this code to a {{experience}} developer: {{code}} Start with its purpose, trace the data flow, then identify assumptions and edge cases. Separate definite behavior from things that depend on missing context. Suggest useful tests.

Review this landing page copy for {{audience}}. {{copy}} Assess clarity, relevance, evidence, and the call to action. For each issue, quote the original wording, explain the friction, and suggest a rewrite. Do not invent customer claims or metrics.

Summarize these meeting notes for everyone involved, including people who missed the meeting: {{notes}} Return four sections: 1. Decisions: what was decided, one line each. 2. Action items: a table with task, owner, deadline, and any dependencies the notes state. Write "unspecified" when the notes do not say, and mark owners or deadlines the notes leave uncertain as "tentative". 3. Open questions

Create a research plan for this question: {{question}} Break it into answerable subquestions. For each, suggest evidence to seek and a method to evaluate it. Identify likely biases and what would change the conclusion. Do not fabricate sources or findings.