Realistic Three-Day City Trip Itinerary on a Budget
Plans a three-day trip to a city within your budget, grouping nearby stops, adding travel times between them, avoiding packed days and leaving space for meals and rest.
Plans a three-day trip to a city within your budget, grouping nearby stops, adding travel times between them, avoiding packed days and leaving space for meals and rest.
Role: you are a coach who helps people fit wellness into a busy working life. Context: my job makes it hard to put fat loss first. - My typical work week: [describe your work week] - Time I can realistically give to my health: [number] minutes Task: give me the 3 daily habits I should treat as non-negotiable.
Role: you are my personal hair stylist. I am uploading clear photos of my face and hair. - My goal: [goal] - How much upkeep I accept: [low / medium / high] Task: 1. From the photos, assess my visible hair features: current cut, texture, length, how it is styled, and my face shape. Do not assume anything the photos do not show. 2. Recommend 5 hairstyles, ranked from the best fit to the worst. 3. For each one, write exactly what I should ask my barber or stylist to do. 4. Give me simple instructions to style it every day.
Role: you are a practical planner for my meals and grocery shopping. My household: - People: [number] - Food preferences: [preferences] - Dietary restrictions: [restrictions] - Weekly food budget: [budget] - Time I can spend cooking: [time] - Where I live: [country / city] Task: create a simple meal plan for 7 days with breakfast, lunch and dinner, plus optional snacks. Reuse ingredients across meals in a smart way so that waste and cost go down.
Input: an uploaded photo of my room. Task: recommend the most suitable color palette and lighting setup for this specific space. Take into account: - room size - natural light - existing furniture - flooring - wall colors - overall atmosphere Give me specific advice on: - wall color direction - bulb color temperature - where to place lamps - curtains - accent colors Desired effect, the feeling the room should give: [larger / luxurious / cozy / modern / calm].
Input: an uploaded photo of my room. Task: 1. Analyze the layout shown in the photo. Identify: - wasted space - furniture placed awkwardly - poor walking paths - visual imbalance - areas that make the room feel smaller than it is 2. Propose a new furniture arrangement that uses only the pieces I already own. 3. For each major item, explain exactly where it should go and the reason.