A Text Prompt Generator

2. Continue generating jokes until one mentions “cats”.

3. Keep rewriting the sentence until it is under 10 words.

4. Keep listing ideas until one involves “space travel”.

2. If the input is a question, answer it; else, explain the topic.

3. If the topic is history, give a timeline; else, provide a fun fact.

4. If the sentence is longer than 20 words, shorten it; else, leave it unchanged.

2. If input mentions food, suggest a recipe; if travel, suggest a destination; else, share a tip.

3. If subject is math, solve a problem; if literature, summarize a book; else, tell a proverb.

4. If category is technology, explain a gadget; if sports, give a stat; else, share trivia.

2. Show today’s date as YYYY/mm/DD only.

3. Convert all dates into YYYY/mm/DD format.

4. Output the deadline strictly as YYYY/mm/DD.

2. When I say “analyze”, list pros and cons.

3. When I say “translate”, convert to Spanish.

4. When I say “expand”, add 2 more examples.

2. List 3 synonyms for “happy”.

3. Write 4 variations of the sentence “AI helps humans”.

4. Create 10 trivia questions about history.

2. Continue listing animals until you reach one starting with “Z”.

3. Keep suggesting names while none include “star”.

4. Keep rewriting until the sentence is under 15 words.

2. Try to translate into French; if not possible, summarize instead.

3. Try to solve the riddle; if unclear, explain possible approaches.

4. Try to generate a poem; if blocked, provide a quote instead.

2. Define the word, then define the definition.

3. Summarize the text, then summarize the summary.

4. Translate the sentence, then translate the translation back.

2. Generate jokes but stop after the first funny one.

3. Suggest names but stop once one includes “moon”.

4. Keep listing until you hit a duplicate, then stop.

2. Generate synonyms but skip repeats.

3. Suggest destinations but skip any in Europe.

4. Write sentences but skip ones longer than 20 words.

2. Read the following meeting notes and state what the team is really trying to achieve.

3. I’ll describe symptoms informally; infer the underlying problem category without diagnosing.

4. From this vague feature request, extract the core user need and one measurable success metric.

2. Transform this technical spec into a persuasive executive summary with a confident tone.

3. Keep all facts but convert the style to minimalist, high-impact copy.

4. Make this email sound empathetic and proactive without changing the commitments.

2. Describe APIs using a restaurant analogy that preserves technical accuracy.

3. Teach gradient descent with a mountain-hiking metaphor; keep math intuition intact.

4. Compare data governance to city planning in a way that clarifies roles and rules.

2. Merge lean manufacturing ideas with software CI/CD to reduce deployment waste.

3. Apply game design mechanics to increase engagement in a learning app.

4. Use storytelling principles to improve the clarity of this scientific abstract.

2. Disambiguate this request by asking 3 targeted questions, then proceed with the most likely intent.

3. Identify missing constraints in this prompt and propose defaults that fit the context.

4. Resolve conflicting requirements and produce a balanced plan with trade-offs noted.

2. Help me refine this thesis with a short Socratic dialogue that challenges assumptions.

3. Use iterative questioning to uncover my real target audience and desired outcome.

4. Lead me from a vague idea to a testable hypothesis in 6 questions or fewer.

2. Reframe the proposal for a skeptical engineer with evidence and clear trade-offs.

3. Convert the summary for a time-poor investor: risks, traction, and next milestone.

4. Adapt this message for frontline staff with concrete steps and plain language.

2. Draft a bio that feels humble yet credible and avoids superlatives.

3. Create a policy note that is firm but non-confrontational and keeps all dates exact.

4. Compose a response that signals urgency without sounding alarmist or apologetic.

2. Without training, produce a checklist modeled on the style shown in the single sample.

3. Extrapolate a naming convention from one template and create five consistent variants.

4. Mimic the tone from this short paragraph and apply it to a new topic.

2. Paraphrase into French, keeping the subtext polite-but-firm as in the original.

3. Convert informal English slang into professional Japanese without losing intent.

4. Localize the copy for Mexican Spanish, adjusting idioms and examples appropriately.

2. Generate brand values that align with sustainability and innovation, each in 5 words.

3. Create a product pitch with one metaphor, one statistic, and one emotional hook.

4. Produce a haiku about resilience that avoids nature imagery but feels authentic.

2. Reorder this email to put the most practical info at the top for quick action.

3. Turn this policy into a checklist that reduces likely mistakes.

4. Make the plan resilient by anticipating and addressing the top three failure points.

2. Generate a product description that emphasizes affordability and durability.

3. Create a social media caption with humor and a call-to-action.

4. Draft a persuasive email pitch for a new service launch.

2. Generate 5 quiz questions on World War II.

3. Summarize this textbook chapter into 3 key points.

4. Create a mnemonic to remember the planets in order.

2. Generate pseudocode for a sorting algorithm.

3. Rewrite this function to be more efficient.

4. Provide step-by-step debugging advice for this error message.

2. Generate 3 character names with unique backstories.

3. Create a dialogue between a hero and a villain.

4. Rewrite the story in the style of a fairy tale.

2. Draft a professional email requesting a deadline extension.

3. Create a SWOT analysis for a startup idea.

4. Generate a 2-paragraph executive summary of this report.

2. Summarize this long email into 3 actionable steps.

3. Suggest a morning routine that boosts focus and energy.

4. Rewrite my goals into SMART format (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound).

2. Suggest 5 simple desk exercises for office workers.

3. Create a mindfulness script for a 2-minute breathing exercise.

4. Summarize the benefits of walking 30 minutes daily.

2. Generate 3 alternative endings for this short story.

3. Create a metaphor that explains hope in a fresh way.

4. Rewrite this passage in the style of Shakespeare.

2. Compare the pros and cons of renewable vs fossil fuels.

3. Generate 3 follow-up questions to deepen understanding of this topic.

4. Explain this concept as if teaching a beginner.

2. Create a packing checklist for a 7-day hiking trip.

3. Generate a 3-day itinerary for Tokyo with food and culture highlights.

4. Recommend lifestyle habits that improve sleep quality.

2. Parse the following paragraph and return only the names mentioned.

3. Convert this messy list into a clean CSV-style output.

4. Identify all dates in the text and reformat them as YYYY/mm/DD.

2. Keep track of the characters I introduce and reuse them consistently in the story.

3. Store the fact that my budget is $500 and apply it to all future suggestions.

4. Recall that “Alpha” means the prototype version whenever I mention it again.

2. Generate a poem that rhymes, is exactly 12 lines, and avoids the word “love”.

3. Create a product description under 50 words that mentions durability and affordability.

4. Draft a headline under 8 words that implies innovation without using the word “new”.

2. Write a summary, then critique it for clarity and conciseness.

3. Produce a solution, then list two ways it could be improved.

4. Draft an argument, then highlight its weakest point.

2. Explain the logic behind your conclusion in numbered steps.

3. Break down the decision-making process into clear stages.

4. Show the intermediate steps before giving the final summary.

2. Pretend you are a teacher explaining this concept to a 12-year-old.

3. Role-play as a recruiter giving feedback on my resume.

4. Simulate a debate between two experts with opposing views.