Writing prompts
Ready-to-paste prompts for plans, briefs and other documents.
5 prompts. Each one is plain markdown you can paste into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any AI chat, or install in Claude Code or Cursor. How it works
draw-mermaid-diagram-prompt
A prompt that turns a system, process, flow or idea into a Mermaid diagram that renders in GitHub, Notion and most Markdown docs - it picks the right diagram type, keeps it readable, checks the syntax, and adds a short note on how to read it. Use when the user wants a flowchart, sequence diagram, architecture diagram or any diagram as code.
Not yet model-tested; testing Jan 2027Writing promptsreview-text-clarity-prompt
A prompt that edits your text for clarity, grammar, flow and tone while keeping your meaning and language, then lists the main changes so you can learn from them. Use when the user wants to proofread, fix grammar, make writing clearer, polish an email or blog post, or improve their writing.
Not yet model-tested; testing Jan 2027Writing promptsturn-chat-into-spec-prompt
A prompt that turns a conversation you already had with an AI into a written spec without another interview - problem, solution, numbered user stories, implementation and testing decisions, and what is out of scope - ready to paste into an issue. Use when you have talked a feature through and want it written up as a spec or ticket.
Not yet model-tested; testing Jan 2027Writing promptswrite-prd-prompt
A prompt that turns a rough app or website idea into a concise product requirements document (PRD) with users, scope, user stories, data model and an MVP build plan, or a website brief with a page list and copy per page. Use when the user wants to plan an app or site, draft a spec, scope an MVP, or turn an idea into requirements before coding.
Not yet model-tested; testing Jan 2027Writing promptswrite-tech-tutorial-prompt
A prompt that turns rough notes and steps into a clear, friendly technical tutorial or how-to guide for beginners - who it is for, what they need first, numbered steps with expected results, screenshot markers, common problems and next steps. Use when the user wants to write a tutorial, a how-to post, a getting-started guide or a blog post that teaches a tool.
Not yet model-tested; testing Jan 2027