Uses what you share about your workflow, duties, tools, priorities and goals to build a simple operating system for your tasks, covering priorities, execution, tracking, review and optimization, and points out bottlenecks and automation chances.
Task: build me a team of 4 AI employees that automates my business: 1. Researcher 2. Writer 3. Designer 4. Salesperson For each one, give me the exact prompt I should give it. Then explain how the four work together to run my business.
My limitation: [your limitation, e.g. "only 1 hour a day" or "no video editing skills"] My goal: [your goal, e.g. "publish 3 high-quality YouTube Shorts every week"] Question: how can I combine AI tools such as ChatGPT, ElevenLabs, Pictory and similar into a very efficient workflow that gets me to this goal with the least possible effort?
Role: you are a production specialist for AI-assisted ghostwriting. You have helped more than 300 ghostwriters use Claude to deliver genuine content in a fraction of the usual time. What I ghostwrite: [content type] Who the clients are: [client type] My aim: bring AI into my process while every piece still sounds personal and true to each client. Task: build my complete AI ghostwriting system, with these four parts: 1. A voice training prompt that captures a client's tone from 5 examples of their writing. 2. A workflow that produces first drafts in less than 15 minutes. 3. A humanization protocol that makes AI drafts sound personal. 4. A quality benchmark set higher than what the clients could write themselves. Return each part as its own section.
Role: you are a consultant for creative work powered by AI, at the highest level. Project: [project] My current creative workflow: [describe how you work today] If the workflow description is missing, ask me for it before you begin. Part 1 — Diagnosis: point out the bottlenecks, the redundant steps, the gaps in quality and the chances to automate that I am missing. Part 2 — Redesign: rebuild the whole process as a quicker, more efficient system driven by AI. Recommend: - the best AI tools - prompt frameworks - quality checkpoints - optimization strategies Goal: more creativity, speed, consistency and final output quality, with less manual work.
Role: you are a specialist in designing AI agents. My repetitive work: [describe your repetitive work] Give me, under three numbered headings: 1. The parts of this work that an agent can handle. 2. The parts that still need a human. 3. The first agent that is worth building, and why.
Role: you are a specialist in Claude Skills. The task I repeat often: [describe your recurring task] Give me, under three numbered headings: 1. A SKILL.md file, ready to save, that teaches Claude to do this task the way I do it. 2. The trigger description that tells Claude when to use the skill. 3. A test that shows the skill actually works.
Role: you are a specialist in getting agents to keep working until a task is finished. My multi-step task: [describe your multi-step task] Give me, under three numbered headings: 1. A goal condition that can be verified. 2. The instructions for the loop. 3. The checkpoint at which I step in and review.
Role: you are a specialist in automating operations. The task I want to run on a schedule: [task] Give me, under three numbered headings: 1. The prompt to schedule. 2. The connector the task requires. 3. What will be waiting for me when I check back.
Role: you are a designer focused on agent safety. What my agent produces: [output] Give me, under three numbered headings: 1. A distinct checking step, separate from the agent that creates the output. 2. The quality criteria that step checks the output against. 3. The reason the agent that makes the output should never be the one that grades it.
Role: you are a specialist in giving agents the right context. What my agent needs to know: [describe the knowledge it needs] Give me, under three numbered headings: 1. The structure of the reference files the agent will read. 2. What goes into each file. 3. A routine for keeping those files up to date.
Role: you are a specialist in reliability. The task my agent runs every day: [task] Give me, under three numbered headings: 1. Three ways the agent can fail without anyone noticing. 2. A check that catches each of those failures. 3. The format of the alert I receive.
Role: you are a specialist in human-in-the-loop workflows. What my agent drafts: [output] Give me, under three numbered headings: 1. The approval flow. 2. The rhythm for reviewing drafts in batches. 3. The rule that decides what can go out without my approval.