Compare options using a defined question and selected websites, then read a report that links back to its sources.
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What you get
A structured comparison report with citations or source links.
Keep in mind
Availability and usage depend on plan and region. Check the cited sources and important conclusions before deciding.
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Compare three options for [task]. Use the official websites I provide. Make a table of capabilities, constraints and unanswered questions, and link each factual claim to its source. Do not buy or sign up for anything.
Upload a table, identify trends and unusual rows, and request a chart that explains what matters.
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What you get
A summary table, chart and explanation of the calculations and assumptions.
Keep in mind
Review generated calculations and assumptions. Scanned tables and complex files may not be read completely or accurately.
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Analyze this sample spreadsheet. Summarize totals by category, flag unusual rows and create one useful chart. Show the calculation method and any missing or ambiguous values. Keep the source file unchanged.
Use your notes and learning goal to get guided questions, feedback and explanations at your level.
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What you get
A guided practice session with questions, feedback and suggested areas to review.
Keep in mind
Study mode can make mistakes and sometimes gives direct answers. Check important facts against your course materials.
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I am a beginner learning [topic]. Use these notes to ask one practice question at a time. Wait for my answer, explain any mistake and give me a related question. Start by asking what I already understand.
Explore flights and hotels by dates, budget and preferred amenities before making your own booking decision.
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What you get
A shortlist of flight and hotel options, with activity ideas or a packing list if requested.
Keep in mind
Requires sign-in and Keep Activity enabled. Gemini cannot book, cancel or update these reservations; verify live prices and availability.
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Find options for a three-night trip from [city] for [travelers] on [dates]. Prioritize nonstop flights and hotels with [amenities]. Compare the options in a table. Do not book anything.
Describe an event, visual style and exact text, then refine the resulting image through follow-up edits.
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What you get
An image draft that can be revised, saved and reviewed for the intended use.
Keep in mind
Edits may extend beyond the selected area. Check text, dates and visual details before sharing or printing.
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Create a poster concept for [event]. Include only this exact text: [text]. Use [colors] and a clear visual hierarchy. Leave generous margins. After the first draft, help me check every word and revise the layout.
Connect a chat interface to a selected information tool so an agent can retrieve context and prepare an answer.
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What you get
A chat answer based on information returned by the connected tool.
Keep in mind
Requires configuration and a model connection. Each incoming chat message runs the workflow and uses its execution allowance.
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Help me build an n8n chat workflow that answers questions using [approved read-only tool]. Explain the required nodes and credentials. Use sample data while testing. Add no sending, booking or payment tools.
Describe a small app, preview it, and refine its layout and behavior through follow-up instructions or code edits.
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What you get
An editable app prototype with preview and code views.
Keep in mind
Requires sign-in and review before real use. Public app links may expose editable app data; use fictional sample data.
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Create a project checklist prototype with task names, due dates and checkboxes. Use a simple mobile layout and fictional sample records. Keep this first version local to the page, with no accounts or external services.
Improve a selected part of a codebase in small increments while preserving behavior and running relevant tests.
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What you get
A code diff and test results ready for a developer to review.
Keep in mind
Test results depend on the project's coverage. Review the diff and behavior before merging or deploying.
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Review [module] for a small behavior-preserving refactor. Explain the proposed change first, then work in small increments and run the relevant tests. Report changed files, results and remaining uncertainties. Do not merge or deploy.
Photograph a short printed recipe you own, ask Claude for editable text, then compare every line with the original. Use a clear photo without personal details.
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What you get
A draft transcription to copy into a note or document, with uncertain passages requested in a separate list. Correct the saved text yourself and keep the original.
Keep in mind
Requires a Claude account with image upload. The creator used Opus 4.5; equivalent Free-plan results have not been verified. Check every quantity, fraction, unit, temperature and timing. AI may still guess despite the prompt; use the original for anything uncertain. Transcription does not validate the recipe or food safety.
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Transcribe this recipe into editable text. Preserve the original ingredients, quantities, units, temperatures, timings and instruction order. Do not improve the recipe, convert units, add substitutions or fill in missing information. Write [unclear] wherever you cannot read something confidently. Put uncertain passages in a separate short list. Return plain text.
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