AI Stack.
747 prompts that actually run. Copy one and swap the variables.
Most prompt packs hand you homework
They sell you a thousand vague ideas like "write a sales email". That is not a prompt. That is a chore you still have to do yourself.
"Design a marketing plan with a $100 starting budget."
Act as a scrappy growth marketer. Build a 4-week plan to launch [PRODUCT] to [AUDIENCE] on a total budget of $100. For each week give: the one objective, 2-3 concrete actions, exactly where the money goes, and one zero-cost tactic. Return it as a week-by-week table, then add a 3-line "if it's working, do this next" note.
Every prompt leads with a role, so the answer has a point of view. Everything that's yours sits in [BRACKETS]. And each one states exactly what to give back: the length, the structure, the tone. 41 variables across the whole library, learned once.
Five systems, in the order you'd actually use them
Curated down from over a thousand drafts. The weak ones and the duplicates got cut.
Command the AI
Prompt craft and automation. The layer that makes every other system work.
Work & Money
Startup ideas, marketing, customers, resume, interviews, budget, investing.
Audience & Words
Instagram, Shorts, growth, sales copy, email, creative writing.
Body, Mind & Life
Training, food, mental check-ins, goals, focus, confidence.
People
Relationships, dating, and conversations worth having.
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747 prompts across five systems, English and French. Leave your email and the download starts right away. A paid tool will come later, built on what actually saves time. The prompts stay free.
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Before you ask
Does it work with my model?
Yes. Everything runs as written in ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. For strategy and creative work a stronger model pays off, but nothing here depends on one specific tool.
Why 747 and not 1,000?
Because a thousand would mean padding. It started at over a thousand drafts and everything vague or duplicated got cut. What's left earns its place.
English or French?
Both, in the box. The French edition is not a translation: amounts are in euros, the examples are local, and it reads like it was written in French, because it was rewritten in French.
What's the catch?
There isn't one. The whole pack is free. A paid tool will come later, built on what actually saves people time. The prompts stay free either way.
These prompts help you think, plan, and learn. They are not financial, medical, or legal advice.