Structured Prompts
A field-based way of writing prompts: role, background, constraints, and output format each get their own section, so the AI follows the structure instead of improvising — and drifting off track.
A field-based way of writing prompts: role, background, constraints, and output format each get their own section, so the AI follows the structure instead of improvising — and drifting off track.
This Excel formula prompt is for anyone who has to do arithmetic in a spreadsheet every month but does not want to memorize functions: say what you ne...
This expense review prompt is for anyone who wants to spend ten minutes at the end of the month seeing where the money went: export your statement or ...
This inbox sorting prompt solves the half hour lost every morning scrolling through email: list the sender, subject, and date of each message, paste t...
A study plan prompt fails when it only says “make me a study plan”: the AI does not know how far you want to go, where you are starting from, or how m...
A translation proofreading prompt is for the moment when you already have a draft translation but are not ready to send it. Asking only "check whether...
A code review prompt fits one situation: the code runs, but you are not sure whether it hides problems. Asking the AI to just take a look at the code ...
Gamma has introduced Gamma 5 in its September–October changelog. The message, dated October 27, 2026 in Beijing time, is that this is no longer just a...
Role-setting prompts solve a common problem: the same request gets a completely different answer depending on the persona behind it. Asking "help me r...