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The add-on

The Level-Up Bundle

The moves that make people think you're an AI wizard.

You've got the basics down, so let's make it feel effortless. Copy a move, paste in your own bits, and watch AI start working the way you actually want. Anything in [square brackets] is your cue to swap in your own details before you send.

$1530 promptsNo learning curve
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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.

Reusable Assistants5 prompts
Sound Like Me5 prompts
Workflows & Chaining5 prompts
Sharper Prompting5 prompts
Voice, Photos & Files5 prompts
Little Automations5 prompts

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

Set up a helper that already knows you

Reach for this when you're tired of explaining who you are every single time.

I want you to act as my personal assistant for [what you'll use it for]. Here's what you should always know about me: [your role, your style, who you deal with, anything that saves me repeating myself]. From now on, keep this in mind for everything I ask. First, tell me back what you understood so I know it stuck.

In Claude this lives in a 'Project', in ChatGPT it's a 'Custom GPT' or the 'personalize' setting. Both are just a note the AI reads before every chat, so you set it once and stop repeating yourself.

Build a mini-editor for your writing

Reach for this when you want the same careful eye on everything you write.

You're my writing editor. Every time I paste something, do three things: fix anything unclear, cut the flab, and flag one sentence that could land harder. Never change my meaning or my voice. Keep [my casual tone / any specific rules you have]. Got it?

Save this as its own assistant (a Project or Custom GPT) and name it something like 'My Editor'. Then it's one click away instead of a prompt you have to dig up.

Give your assistant a rulebook

Reach for this when your custom helper keeps forgetting the details that matter.

Here are the rules for how you help me, in order of importance: [rule one, rule two, rule three]. If two rules ever clash, follow the higher one. If you're unsure which applies, ask me before guessing. Repeat the rules back in your own words so I know they're clear.

Numbered rules beat a wall of instructions. The AI follows a short ranked list far more reliably than a paragraph where everything sounds equally important.

Everything inside

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

Reusable Assistants

  • Set up a helper that already knows you
  • Build a mini-editor for your writing
  • A brand voice keeper for your business
  • Give your assistant a rulebook
  • Feed your assistant the background files

Sound Like Me

  • Teach it your style from real examples
  • Bottle your voice into a reusable prompt
  • The good-and-bad example trick
  • Match someone else's tone for a reply
  • Keep two different voices straight

Workflows & Chaining

  • Outline first, then write
  • The interview-then-draft chain
  • Draft, critique, then fix
  • Turn one thing into many
  • The step-by-step project runner

Sharper Prompting

  • Give it a job title
  • Ask it to think it through first
  • Show it exactly what you want back
  • Make it ask before it assumes
  • Grade its own homework

Voice, Photos & Files

  • Snap a photo, get an answer
  • Talk it through out loud
  • Drop in a document and ask about it
  • Compare two things side by side
  • Turn a photo of notes into something usable

Little Automations

  • A reusable template for a recurring task
  • Your Monday-morning kickstart
  • A saved checklist that runs itself
  • The same report, every time
  • A quick-reply library for common messages

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.

The Level-Up Bundle ($15) | Yeah, So Now What