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Let It Do It

Hand the boring stuff to AI, and keep your hands on the wheel.

This one isn't about typing the perfect prompt. It's about handing a whole job to AI, letting it do the legwork, and checking the work before anything real happens. Anything in [square brackets] is your cue to swap in your own details.

$1530 promptsNo learning curve

Keep it in your back pocket. Pull it out whenever you're stuck.

What's inside

Dozens of prompts (the moment you're in, what to ask for, and what to double-check) sorted by real life. Plus the little insider tips that make them work better.

Give It a Good Brief5 prompts
Research & Compare5 prompts
Forms, Bookings & Admin5 prompts
Everyday Handoffs5 prompts
Check Its Work5 prompts
Keep Your Hands on the Wheel5 prompts

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Anything in [brackets] you swap for your own details before you send.

The One-Paragraph Brief

Reach for this when you know what you want done but not how to explain it to a machine.

I'm handing you a whole task, not a single question. Here's the brief. What done looks like: [describe the finished thing, e.g. a short list of three good options with prices]. What I'm working with: [paste your details, budget, deadline, anything relevant]. What matters most to me: [the one or two things you really care about]. Before you start, tell me in two lines how you'll go about it, so I can correct you early.

The order matters: outcome first, then your stuff, then what you care about. It's how you'd brief a capable friend, and it stops the AI from solving the wrong problem beautifully.

Musts and Nice-to-Haves

Reach for this when there are rules it can't break and you don't want to find out the hard way.

Do [the task] for me. Hard rules you can't break: [budget cap / dates / must include / must avoid]. Nice-to-haves: [things you'd like but could live without]. If a hard rule makes the task impossible, stop and tell me rather than quietly bending it. When you're done, list which rules you checked against.

Splitting 'must' from 'nice' is the whole trick. Give it one flat list and it treats your budget cap the same as your colour preference.

Ask Me Before You Start

Reach for this when you're not sure you've told it enough.

I'm about to hand you this task: [describe it]. Before you do anything, ask me up to [5] questions that would change how you'd do it. One at a time is fine. Once you have answers, tell me your plan in a few lines and wait for my go-ahead.

The questions it asks are a free preview of what it's about to assume. If it doesn't ask about the thing you care about most, mention it now.

Everything inside

All 30 prompts, by situation. Each one opens with a copy button once you're in.

Give It a Good Brief

  • The One-Paragraph Brief
  • Tell It What Good Looks Like
  • Musts and Nice-to-Haves
  • Ask Me Before You Start
  • Show Me the Plan First

Research & Compare

  • Compare Three Options for Me
  • Do the Reading, Tell Me What Matters
  • Find Me Real People or Places
  • Check This Claim for Me
  • A Cheat Sheet on Something New

Forms, Bookings & Admin

  • Draft the Form, I'll Submit
  • Booking Prep Without the Faff
  • Write the Awkward Email, I'll Hit Send
  • Untangle the Paperwork Pile
  • Prep the Phone Call So I Don't Freeze

Everyday Handoffs

  • Plan My Week from a Brain Dump
  • Sort My Inbox Into Three Piles
  • Trip Prep in One Go
  • Dinners from What's Already in the Fridge
  • Life Admin Monday

Check Its Work

  • What Did You Assume?
  • Spot-Check the Three That Matter
  • Get a Fresh Pair of Eyes
  • Show Me Your Working
  • Read It Back Like I'm Busy

Keep Your Hands on the Wheel

  • Draft Only, Never Send
  • The Money Line
  • Check Before You Change
  • The Undo Plan
  • What I'll Always Do Myself

Great on its own. Even better after the intro.

The intro teaches you how to talk to AI. The bundle hands you the exact words for the everyday stuff. You don't need the intro first, but together they're the whole toolkit.

New here? Start with the $5 intro

Ready when you are.

One tap, ten dollars, and you've always got the right words.

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