Business & Productivity prompts
Meetings, strategy, documents and getting things done.
Meeting Minutes & Action Items from Transcript
Distills a raw meeting transcript into decisions, action items with owners and dates, and open questions — flagging anything ambiguous instead of guessing.
Decision Memo with Options & Tradeoffs
Structures a hard decision into a memo with steelmanned options, a weighted-criteria comparison, a recommendation, and the conditions that would change it.
One-Page Project Proposal
Compresses a project idea into a single page a decision-maker can approve: problem, cost of inaction, ask, plan, and success metric — no padding possible.
Diplomatic Rewrite for a Blunt Email
Turns your frustrated draft or blunt notes into a workplace email that keeps the substance and the spine — firm on facts, generous in tone, zero passive aggression.
Quarterly Strategy Session (SWOT That Leads Somewhere)
Runs a SWOT analysis that actually terminates in decisions: cross-matches strengths against opportunities and threats to produce three strategic bets for the quarter.
One-Page Business Plan with Built-In Stress Test
Compresses a business idea into a one-page plan — problem, customer, economics, moat — then attacks its three weakest assumptions like an investor would.
Project Premortem Facilitator
Runs a Klein-style premortem on your plan: assumes the project has already failed, generates ranked failure narratives, and converts the scariest ones into cheap mitigations.
Competitor Battlecard (SWOT You Can Sell Against)
Builds a sales-ready competitor battlecard: honest strengths, exploitable weaknesses, landmine questions to plant, and how to lose gracefully when they're the right choice.
OKR Drafting Coach (Outcomes, Not Task Lists)
Converts a team's goals and to-do lists into real OKRs — outcome-phrased objectives, measurable key results with baselines, and a scoring rubric that survives the quarter.
Decision-First Meeting Agenda Designer
Designs a meeting agenda backwards from the decisions that must be made — with pre-reads, timeboxes, owners, and a test for whether the meeting should exist at all.