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All 12 categories at a glance. Click any category to jump into the Prompt Library filtered to that group. Each category description explains what problems it covers and which prompts are the most-used.
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For finding, screening, and understanding your buyers before you ever write a proposal. These prompts help you spot bad-fit clients early, discover what your buyers actually talk about, and build referral relationships that keep producing work.
Most-used: Ideal Client Profile Extractor, Client Red Flag Detector.
For the client messages that need more than a quick reply: decoding what a terse message really means, clarifying vague feedback, resetting patterns that have drifted, and rewriting one update for several stakeholders. These prompts are analytical rather than generative; most of the value is in seeing the message clearly before you reply.
Most-used: Client Message Decoder, Vague Request Clarifier.
For turning discovery calls and meetings into scoping intelligence. These prompts extract requirements from transcripts, predict what the client has not yet told you, map the decision-making structure, and turn your quiet assumptions into written protections.
Most-used: Discovery Call Transcript Analyser, Hidden Requirements Excavator.
For structuring, stress-testing, and tightening a proposal before it goes out. These prompts design the shape of the proposal, audit it against the specific buyer, and identify the sentences most likely to lose the deal.
Most-used: Proposal Alignment Audit, Hostile Buyer Roleplay.
For pricing new work, defending prices under objection, packaging repeatable services, and structuring discounts as trades. The core prompt — Three-Logic Price Reconciliation — forces you to think about price from three angles at once and reconcile them.
Most-used: Three-Logic Price Reconciliation, Discount-For-Trade Structurer.
For designing projects that survive contact with reality. These prompts run pre-mortems on projects before they start, map hidden dependencies, choose between delivery approaches, design review gates that prevent last-minute rework, and turn scope changes into clean written change orders.
Most-used: Project Pre-Mortem, Scope Change Order Generator.