Wadsworth Prompt Pack

Write a professional email to [recipient] about [topic].

Keep it friendly, clear, and under 150 words.

Include:
- A brief 1-sentence context
- The main point or request
- A clear next step

Sign off as [your name].

Tone: Professional but warm, not robotic.

Great for work emails, inquiries, or follow-ups.

Help me write a calm message to [person] about [issue].

I want to:
- Set a clear boundary
- Not escalate the situation
- Keep the relationship intact if possible

Constraints:
- No insults or sarcasm
- 100-150 words max
- End with a specific ask

Tone: Direct but respectful.

For tough conversations with family, friends, or coworkers.

Write a sincere thank you note for [occasion/gift/help].

Details:
- Who it's to: [name/relationship]
- What they did: [specific action or gift]
- Why it mattered: [how it helped or made you feel]

Keep it warm and personal, not generic. About 50-75 words.

For gifts, job interviews, or when someone helped you out.

Help me write an apology to [person] for [what happened].

Include:
- Acknowledge what I did wrong (no excuses)
- Express genuine regret
- Say what I'll do differently
- Ask if there's anything I can do to make it right

Tone: Sincere, not defensive. Keep it brief and honest.

Taking responsibility without over-explaining.

Write a firm but polite complaint to [company] about [issue].

Details:
- What happened: [describe the problem]
- When it happened: [date/timeline]
- What I want: [refund/replacement/resolution]
- Reference numbers if any: [order #, account #, etc.]

Be professional but make clear I expect a response. Include a deadline if appropriate.

Gets better results than angry emails.

Help me [accept/decline] an invitation to [event].

Context:
- Who invited me: [person/relationship]
- The event: [what it is]
- My reason for declining (if applicable): [brief reason]

If declining, be gracious without over-explaining. If accepting, show genuine enthusiasm. Keep it short.

Graceful responses without awkwardness.

Improve these resume bullet points for a [target role] position.

My current bullets:
[paste your bullets here]

Make them:
- Start with strong action verbs
- Include numbers/metrics where possible
- Show impact, not just tasks
- Be concise (1-2 lines each)

Don't exaggerate — keep it honest but compelling.

Turn boring job duties into impressive achievements.

Write a cover letter for:

Company: [company name]
Role: [job title]
My background: [2-3 sentences about your experience]
Why I'm a fit: [2-3 key qualifications]

Keep it to 200-250 words. No clichés like "I am thrilled" or "passionate self-starter."

Tone: Confident, genuine, conversational.

Skip the generic templates.

Help me prepare for an interview for [job title] at [company].

Give me:
1. 5 likely questions they'll ask and how to answer them well
2. 3 smart questions I should ask them
3. Key things to research about the company
4. Common mistakes to avoid for this type of role

My background: [brief summary]

Walk in prepared and confident.

Help me negotiate salary for [job title].

Their offer: [amount]
What I want: [target amount]
My leverage: [experience, competing offers, unique skills]

Give me:
- A script for the conversation
- Responses to common pushback
- Non-salary things to negotiate if they can't budge on pay

Tone: Confident but not aggressive.

Most people leave money on the table. Don't be most people.

Write a LinkedIn summary for me.

Current role: [job title]
Industry: [field]
Key skills: [3-5 skills]
Career goal: [what you want next]
Something personal: [hobby, value, or fun fact]

Make it conversational, not corporate-speak. About 150 words. First person voice.

Stand out from the "results-driven professional" crowd.

Write a professional resignation letter.

My role: [current job title]
Company: [company name]
Last day: [date]
Reason (optional): [brief reason, or say "prefer not to include"]

Keep it:
- Brief and professional
- Grateful without being over-the-top
- Offering to help with transition

Don't burn bridges.

Leave on good terms, even if you're glad to go.

Proofread and improve this text:

[paste your text here]

Fix:
- Grammar and spelling errors
- Awkward phrasing
- Unclear sentences

Keep my voice and meaning. Show me the changes you made and why.

Quick polish for anything you write.

Shorten this to [target length: half / 100 words / 2 paragraphs]:

[paste your text here]

Keep the main points. Cut the fluff. Don't lose important details.

When you've written too much.

Rewrite this in a [formal / casual / friendly / professional] tone:

[paste your text here]

Keep the same meaning and information. Just change how it sounds.

Adapt your writing for different audiences.

Rewrite this so a [middle schooler / non-expert / general audience] can understand it:

[paste complex text here]

Remove jargon. Use simple words. Keep it accurate but accessible.

Make technical stuff understandable.

Write a [Facebook / Instagram / Twitter/X] post about [topic].

Goal: [inform / celebrate / promote / share]
Tone: [casual / professional / fun / heartfelt]
Include: [hashtags? emoji? call to action?]

Keep it natural, not like an ad. About [length] characters.

Skip the writer's block for social posts.

Explain [topic] to someone who knows nothing about it.

Use:
- Simple everyday language
- A helpful analogy or example
- No jargon (or define it if you must use it)

Start with the basics, then go slightly deeper. About 200 words.

Learn anything from scratch.

Summarize this in [3 bullet points / 1 paragraph / 50 words]:

[paste article, document, or long text here]

Focus on the main points. Skip the fluff and examples unless they're crucial.

Get the gist without reading everything.

Create a study guide for [topic/subject].

Include:
- Key concepts and definitions
- Important facts to memorize
- 5-10 practice questions with answers
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Tips for remembering the material

Make it clear and organized for studying.

For tests, certifications, or learning new skills.

Compare [thing A] vs [thing B].

Give me:
- A quick summary of each
- Key differences in a simple table
- Pros and cons of each
- Your recommendation for someone who [specific use case]

Be balanced and objective.

Make decisions easier with clear comparisons.

Is this claim accurate?

"[paste claim or statement here]"

Tell me:
- Whether it's true, false, or partially true
- What the evidence says
- Any important context or nuance
- If you're not sure, say so

Be honest about uncertainty.

Verify before you share.

Help me create a monthly budget.

Monthly income: $[amount]
Fixed expenses: [rent, utilities, subscriptions, etc.]
Debt payments: [credit cards, loans, etc.]
Variable expenses: [groceries, gas, entertainment, etc.]
Goals: [save for emergency fund, pay off debt, etc.]

Give me:
- A realistic budget breakdown
- 3-5 specific ways to cut spending without suffering
- A priority order for my goals

Get your money under control.

Explain [financial concept: 401k, compound interest, index funds, etc.] in simple terms.

I'm not a finance expert. Use plain English, real examples with actual numbers, and tell me what I actually need to know to make good decisions.

Skip the disclaimers — I know you're not my financial advisor.

Finally understand money stuff.

Help me make a debt payoff plan.

My debts:
[List each: name, balance, interest rate, minimum payment]

Extra I can pay monthly: $[amount]

Compare the avalanche method (highest interest first) vs snowball method (smallest balance first) for my specific situation. Tell me which makes more sense and why.

Give me a month-by-month plan.

Get out of debt faster.

Help me decide if I should buy [item: car, appliance, etc.].

The item: [what and how much]
My situation: [income, savings, current needs]
Alternatives: [used version, different brand, repair instead, etc.]

Give me:
- Questions I should ask myself
- Hidden costs to consider
- Whether this is a smart financial move right now

Think through big purchases before you commit.

Give me a week of dinner ideas.

Constraints:
- Dietary needs: [vegetarian, low-carb, no dairy, etc., or "none"]
- Cooking skill: [beginner / intermediate / advanced]
- Time per meal: [15-30 min / 30-60 min / doesn't matter]
- Budget: [tight / moderate / flexible]
- People eating: [number]

Give me 7 dinners with a combined grocery list.

End the "what's for dinner?" struggle.

Create a simple workout plan for a beginner.

My situation:
- Fitness level: [out of shape / somewhat active / returning after break]
- Equipment: [none - bodyweight only / basic dumbbells / gym access]
- Time available: [minutes] per day, [number] days per week
- Goal: [lose weight / build strength / improve energy / general fitness]

Make it realistic. I need to actually stick to this.

Start exercising without overwhelm.

Help me sleep better.

Current situation:
- Bedtime: [time]
- Wake time: [time]
- Problems: [can't fall asleep / wake up at night / feel tired in morning]
- Habits: [screen time, caffeine, exercise, etc.]

Give me a 2-week plan with specific changes to try, starting with the easiest.

Better sleep = better everything.

Help me prepare for a doctor's appointment about [issue/symptom].

My symptoms: [describe what you're experiencing]
How long: [when it started]
What makes it better/worse: [if you know]

Give me:
- Questions I should ask the doctor
- Information I should bring or write down
- What to expect from this type of appointment

Note: This is just to help me prepare — I know AI isn't a doctor.

Get the most out of your appointment time.

Help me plan a [type of event: birthday party, graduation, holiday dinner, etc.].

Details:
- Number of guests: [number]
- Budget: $[amount]
- Date: [when]
- Location: [home / rented venue / restaurant]

Give me:
- A timeline of what to do and when
- A checklist I can follow
- Budget breakdown suggestions
- Things people often forget

Never forget the important stuff.

Suggest gift ideas for [person: mom, dad, friend, coworker, etc.].

About them:
- Age: [approximate]
- Interests: [hobbies, likes]
- What they already have: [if relevant]
- Budget: $[range]
- Occasion: [birthday, holiday, thank you, etc.]

Give me 5 specific ideas, not generic categories. Mix practical and fun.

End the gift-giving stress.

Help me declutter my [room/area: closet, garage, kitchen, whole house].

My situation:
- How bad is it: [mild clutter / pretty messy / overwhelming]
- Time available: [hours per week]
- Main obstacles: [emotional attachment, don't know where to start, etc.]

Give me:
- A realistic step-by-step plan
- How to decide what to keep vs. toss
- What to do with stuff I'm getting rid of

Tackle the mess without the overwhelm.

Create a packing list for my trip.

Trip details:
- Destination: [where]
- Length: [number of days]
- Weather expected: [hot, cold, mixed, rainy, etc.]
- Purpose: [vacation, business, wedding, adventure, etc.]
- Luggage: [carry-on only / checked bag]

Include categories: clothing, toiletries, electronics, documents, other essentials.

Never forget the charger again.

Help me fix this error on my [device: Linux Mint laptop, phone, etc.].

The error message:
[paste exact error or describe what happens]

What I was doing when it happened:
[describe the context]

Give me:
- What this error means in plain English
- 3 likely fixes, starting with the easiest
- What NOT to click or do
- When I should just ask for help instead

Tech support without the jargon.

How do I [task] on [device/software: Linux Mint, Firefox, LibreOffice, etc.]?

Give me step-by-step instructions. Assume I'm not technical.

Tell me exactly what to click, where to find it, and what it should look like when I'm done.

Step-by-step for any computer task.

Is this email/message/website a scam?

[Paste the suspicious message or describe what happened]

Tell me:
- Red flags you see
- Whether it's likely legitimate or a scam
- What I should do (ignore, report, etc.)
- How to protect myself from similar scams

Don't fall for tricks. When in doubt, ask.

I need software to [task: edit photos, make a spreadsheet, etc.].

My computer: Linux Mint
Budget: [free only / willing to pay]
Skill level: [beginner / intermediate]
I used to use: [Windows program name, if applicable]

Recommend 2-3 options with pros and cons. Tell me how to install the best one.

Find the right Linux app for any job.

Write the opening paragraph of a story with these elements:

Genre: [mystery, romance, sci-fi, etc.]
Setting: [where and when]
Main character: [brief description]
Mood: [suspenseful, cozy, adventurous, etc.]

Make it hook the reader immediately. About 100 words.

Jumpstart your creative writing.

Suggest activities for a game night.

Group: [number of people, ages, relationships]
Vibe: [competitive, cooperative, silly, chill]
Supplies available: [board games, cards, nothing special]
Time: [how long]

Give me 3-5 specific activities with brief rules explanations. Include at least one that needs no supplies.

Be the hero who planned something fun.

Help me find a new hobby.

About me:
- I enjoy: [things I already like]
- I want to: [relax / challenge myself / be creative / get active / meet people]
- Budget: [free-cheap / moderate / flexible]
- Time available: [hours per week]
- Constraints: [small space, quiet activity, can do at home, etc.]

Suggest 5 hobbies I might like and explain how to get started with each.

Discover what you didn't know you'd love.

Create a trivia quiz with 10 questions.

Topic: [general knowledge / specific topic like movies, history, science]
Difficulty: [easy / medium / hard / mixed]
Format: Multiple choice with 4 options each

Put the answers at the end so I can quiz my friends.

Instant entertainment for any gathering.