Turn a broad question into a cited decision brief
For market scans, product choices, and any answer where sources and uncertainty matter.
Find clear, reusable prompts for research, coding, writing, images, and video—each structured around a real outcome, not prompt hype.
Shape the outcome
Compare three options. Use current, verifiable evidence and write for a non-technical founder. Return the result as a decision table, clearly separating facts, assumptions, and unknowns.
Every image here was generated from a prompt in the library. Open one to see the exact prompt and variables behind it.
Browse practical starting points. Replace the bracketed variables, copy the prompt, and keep the verification instructions intact.
For market scans, product choices, and any answer where sources and uncertainty matter.
A repository-aware brief for implementation, tests, and a clean handoff.
Locks composition, lighting, wardrobe, and identity before style details.
Keeps the argument, removes jargon, and makes every claim easier to audit.
Defines action, camera, timing, sound, and negative constraints in one block.
Turns notes into an explanation, checkpoints, and a targeted practice loop.
Gemini performs better when the request makes the outcome, evidence, constraints, and finishing conditions easy to see.
Read the prompting guide →Name the decision, artifact, or action you need.
Give only the background that changes the answer.
Set source, scope, tone, and failure boundaries.
Define the format and how quality is checked.
The strongest templates reduce ambiguity without micromanaging the model's reasoning.
Source hierarchy, freshness rules, and uncertainty are built into the request.
The model inspects conventions, protects unrelated work, and validates the result.
Composition and constraints come first, so style words stop fighting each other.