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Help me organise this week. My available time is [time]. My fixed commitments are [general commitments]. My tasks are [list without private details]. Suggest three priorities per day, include buffer time, and highlight anything that cannot realistically fit. Ask before assuming a deadline.
Help me sketch a [number]-day trip to [place] for [month]. My budget is [amount and currency], excluding transport to the destination. I prefer [pace and interests]. Give two options, include rest time, and list the opening times, prices and travel details I must check on official websites. Do not invent bookings or treat estimates as confirmed.
Rewrite this draft as a clear, friendly email of under 150 words. Keep the meaning and facts, do not invent promises, and end with one clear next step. Suggest a subject line. Draft: [anonymised text]. If anything is ambiguous, ask me instead of filling it in.
Teach me [small topic]. I already know [starting point]. Explain it in plain language, show one worked example, then give me one practice task. Wait for my answer before showing the solution. Point out a common misunderstanding and suggest a reliable source I can use to check the explanation.
Compare [option A] and [option B] for [my use]. My maximum budget is [amount and currency]. My must-haves are [list]. Use only these supplied specifications: [details]. Make a table of trade-offs, total-cost questions and missing information. Say “not verified” where evidence is missing. Do not choose a winner without explaining the compromises.
Turn these non-sensitive notes into a checklist: [notes]. Group related tasks, keep the original meaning, and flag missing dates or owners instead of inventing them. Separate urgent items only where I have stated a deadline.
Make this message shorter and more direct while keeping it polite: [anonymised text]. Keep every important fact. Do not add an apology, promise or deadline unless it is already there. Show the revised draft and explain any important change.
Suggest three indoor alternatives for a day in [city] with [interests and general access needs]. Keep travel distances practical. Mark opening hours, accessibility and prices as needing verification unless you have a current official source.
I am learning [topic]. Here is my explanation: [explanation]. Identify what is accurate, what is missing and what may be wrong. Ask one follow-up question at a time. Do not praise an answer that is incorrect.
Help me create a neutral checklist for buying [item]. My use is [use] and my budget is [amount and currency]. Include compatibility, ongoing costs, warranty and returns. Do not recommend brands yet; help me decide what evidence I need first.
Help me plan [low-risk task]. You may draft, organise and suggest. Ask me before sending anything, making a booking, buying something, sharing personal information or connecting an account. Explain uncertainties and show me a reviewable result. Do not claim an action happened unless it actually did.
Help me improve this request: [request without sensitive data]. Ask up to three short questions about the goal, context and desired format. Then write a clearer prompt. Do not invent details I have not given you.
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