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Write a LinkedIn post about [TOPIC] in the style of [PERSON]. Rules: - Maximum 200 words - Hook in the first line (no "I'm excited to announce") - Use short paragraphs (1-2 sentences max) - Include 1 specific number or data point - End with a question that invites comments - Tone: confident but not preachy - No hashtags in the middle of the text

You are a senior code reviewer. Analyze the following code: [PASTE CODE] Check for: 1. **Security vulnerabilities** — XSS, SQL injection, hardcoded secrets, auth issues 2. **Performance bottlenecks** — N+1 queries, unnecessary loops, memory leaks 3. **Logic errors** — Race conditions, null checks, edge cases 4. **Best practices** — Naming, structure, DRY, SOLID principles 5. **Missing error handling** — Uncaught exceptions, missing try/catch Format your response as: - 🔴 Critical (must fix) - 🟡 Warning (should fix) - 🟢 Suggestion (nice to have) For each issue, provide the line number, explanation, and a code fix.

Write a product description for [PRODUCT] targeting [AUDIENCE]. Structure: 1. **Headline** (6-10 words, benefit-driven) 2. **Opening hook** (1 sentence that creates desire) 3. **Key benefits** (3-5 bullet points, focus on outcomes not features) 4. **Social proof snippet** (placeholder for review/number) 5. **CTA** (urgency-driven) Rules: - Use power words: "discover", "transform", "elevate" - Address objections implicitly - No jargon unless the audience expects it - Include specific numbers where possible - End with a clear call-to-action

Create a weekly plan for [GOAL]. Available time: [HOURS] hours per day Constraints: [CONSTRAINTS] For each day, provide: 1. **Main focus** (1 primary objective) 2. **Time blocks** (specific hours allocated) 3. **Quick wins** (tasks under 15 min) 4. **Deep work** (tasks needing 1+ hours of focus) Rules: - Schedule deep work in morning blocks - Group similar tasks together - Include 1 buffer hour per day for unexpected items - Mark the #1 priority task each day with ⭐ - Friday afternoon: review + next week prep

Analyze the following bug report: [PASTE BUG REPORT] Provide: 1. **Severity**: P0 (critical) / P1 (high) / P2 (medium) / P3 (low) 2. **Root Cause**: Most likely cause (max 2 sentences) 3. **Reproduction Steps**: Ordered list to reliably reproduce 4. **Affected Areas**: What else might be broken 5. **Fix Approach**: Step-by-step fix plan 6. **Test Plan**: How to verify the fix works 7. **Prevention**: What to change so this can't happen again

Create an SEO blog outline for the keyword: [KEYWORD] Target audience: [AUDIENCE] Include: 1. **Title options** (3 variations, include keyword naturally) 2. **Meta description** (155 chars, keyword included) 3. **H2 structure** (5-7 sections) 4. **Key points per section** (2-3 bullet points each) 5. **Internal linking opportunities** (related topics) 6. **FAQ section** (4 questions people also ask) 7. **CTA placement** (where to convert readers) Rules: - Keyword in title, first H2, and conclusion - Each H2 should target a related long-tail keyword - Include 1 statistic or data point suggestion per section - Word count target: 1500-2000 words

Create a 10-slide pitch deck outline for [STARTUP] in the [INDUSTRY] space. Slides: 1. **Title** — Name, tagline, your name 2. **Problem** — What's broken? (1 stat, 1 story) 3. **Solution** — Your product in 1 sentence 4. **Market** — TAM, SAM, SOM with numbers 5. **Product** — 3 key features with screenshots 6. **Traction** — Revenue, users, growth rate 7. **Business Model** — How you make money 8. **Competition** — 2x2 matrix vs competitors 9. **Team** — Why you're the right people 10. **Ask** — How much, for what, milestones For each slide provide: - Headline (max 6 words) - 3 key bullet points - What visual to use (chart, photo, diagram)

Create a 5-email cold outreach sequence for [PRODUCT] targeting [AUDIENCE]. Email 1: Cold intro (Day 1) Email 2: Value-add (Day 3) Email 3: Case study (Day 7) Email 4: FOMO (Day 10) Email 5: Breakup (Day 14) For each email provide: - **Subject line** (A/B options) - **Preview text** (first line visible in inbox) - **Body** (under 100 words) - **CTA** (1 clear next step) Rules: - Subject lines: 3-6 words, no clickbait - First line references their company/role - Each email adds value, not just "bumping this" - Last email: "Should I close your file?" (gets highest reply rate) - No attachments in cold emails