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Content outline
ContentTurn one topic into a content skeleton
Draft a content outline for the topic below. - Topic: [topic] - Channel: [blog/newsletter/YouTube/etc.] - Target reader: [audience] - One-line core message - 5 subheadings, each with 2 lines on what it covers - End with one action for the reader (CTA)
Make it sound human
ContentStrip the AI tells from a draft
Rewrite the text below so it reads like a person wrote it. [paste your text] Rules: - Cut clichés and hype - Vary sentence length for rhythm - Tone: [friendly/casual/expert] - Keep the original meaning and facts intact
30-day marketing plan
MarketingA month of moves for one product
Build a 30-day marketing plan for the product below as a table. - Product/service: [describe] - Goal: [e.g., 500 waitlist signups] - Budget: [amount or 'almost none'] - Main channels: [Instagram/blog/email/etc.] Give week-by-week 'goal, tasks, metric' rows, and prioritize free tactics.
10 attention hooks
MarketingFirst lines that stop the scroll
Write 10 attention hooks for the product below. - Product: [describe] - Target: [audience] - Channel: [Reels/ads/email subject line/etc.] Each from a different angle (curiosity, benefit, fear, numbers, a question). Keep them short. No hype or false claims.
Blog post draft
BlogOne topic into a full draft
Write a blog post draft with the conditions below. - Topic: [topic] - Reader: [target reader] - Length: ~800 words, 3 subheadings - Tone: warm and friendly - End with a 3-line summary and 5 hashtags
SEO titles & meta
BlogSearch-friendly title options
Create SEO titles and meta descriptions for the article below. - Topic: [topic] - Target keyword: [keyword] Deliver: 1) 8 title options (~60 chars, keyword near the front) 2) 2 meta descriptions (~155 chars) 3) 5 related keywords worth targeting too
YouTube Shorts script
YouTubeA 30-second vertical script
Write a YouTube Shorts script (vertical, 30 seconds) on the topic below. - Topic: [topic] - Target: [audience] Format: - 3-second hook (stop the scroll) - Body: 3 key points, one sentence each - End: one line to subscribe - Keep it short and punchy for on-screen captions
Video summary & timestamps
YouTubeSummarize a long transcript
Organize the video transcript below. [paste captions/transcript] Deliver: 1) A 3-line summary 2) Timestamped chapters (mm:ss + one-line description) 3) A 2-sentence blurb for the description box 4) 5 hashtags
Explain this code
DevUnfamiliar code in plain words
Explain the code below so a beginner can follow it. [paste code] Deliver: 1) One-line summary of what it does 2) The flow, step by step, in plain words 3) Anything risky or confusing 4) 1-2 improvement ideas, if any
Find the bug
DevTrace a cause from the error
Find the cause of the problem below. - What I wanted: [intent] - What happened: [symptom] - Error message: [paste] - Relevant code: [paste] List the most likely causes first, each with how to confirm it and a fix.
Landing page design brief
DesignSet direction before you build
Write a landing page design brief for the service below. - Service: [describe] - Target: [audience] - Feel: [e.g., trustworthy/bold/minimal] Include: 1) 2 mood/style directions 2) Color and font pairing examples 3) Section order (top to bottom) 4) One hero copy option
Get design feedback
DesignAn honest pass on one screen
Review the screen below from a designer's eye. [attach a screenshot or paste a description] Check: 1) Eye flow and information hierarchy 2) Spacing, alignment, consistency issues 3) Anything that looks templated or 'AI-made' 4) The top 3 things to fix first
Pressure-test an idea
BusinessHard questions before you build
Pressure-test the business idea below. - Idea: [describe] - Whose problem, and what: [describe] - How they solve it today: [status quo] Deliver: 1) 5 challenging questions on whether the pain is real 2) The narrowest first customer/feature to start with 3) One way to validate it within a week
Report draft
DocsTurn notes into a report
Turn the material below into a report draft. [paste notes/material] Format: 1) One-line conclusion (for execs) 2) Background and problem 3) 3-5 key points with evidence 4) Next steps (owner and due-date table) - Tone: concise, bulleted
Doc into slides
DocsLong doc into a slide plan
Turn the document below into a slide plan. [paste document] Deliver: - 8-10 slides - Each slide: a title + 3 short bullets - First slide: one-sentence core message - Last slide: summary and next action - Add a 2-sentence speaker note per slide
Meeting notes
MeetingsNotes or transcript into clean minutes
Organize the meeting below. [paste meeting notes or transcript] Format: 1) Decisions made (table) 2) Action items — with owner and due date 3) 3 things to check before the next meeting
Meeting agenda
MeetingsDesign a tight, useful meeting
Build an agenda for the meeting below. - Purpose: [what to decide/share] - Attendees: [roles] - Length: [e.g., 30 min] Deliver: 1) A timed agenda (item + minutes) 2) The goal of each item (decide/discuss/share) 3) What to prepare in advance 4) A closing check of decisions, owners, due dates
Natural translation
TranslationNot literal — natural
Translate the text below into [target language]. [paste source text] Rules: - Natural, like a native writer — not literal - Use case: [e.g., email/product intro/subtitles] - Tone: [formal/casual] - Keep proper nouns and jargon with the original in parentheses - Where ambiguous, give two options
Instagram caption + hashtags
SocialOne photo into a caption
Write an Instagram caption for the post below. - Photo/content: [describe] - Brand tone: [e.g., playful/calm] - Goal: [saves/visits/DMs] Deliver: 1) 3 caption options (first line grabs attention) 2) 10 fitting hashtags (mix broad/mid/niche) 3) One question to spark comments
Social content calendar
SocialTwo weeks of posts, planned
Build a 2-week content calendar for the account below as a table. - Account topic: [what it covers] - Channel: [Instagram/Threads/X/etc.] - Posts per week: [e.g., 3] Columns: 'date, format (Reel/carousel/text), topic, opening hook, hashtags'. Mix up the content types.
Write a CLAUDE.md
Claude CodeDraft your project rulebook
Draft a CLAUDE.md for my project. - Project: [what you're building] - Stack: [language/framework] - Must-follow rules: [e.g., Korean commits, never touch this folder, confirm before deploy] Keep it short and imperative. Sections: 'identity / stack & commands / rules / never-do / definition of done'. Don't pad it.
Pick your first skill
Claude CodeFind a skill for your work
Recommend a Claude Code skill that fits me. - What I do often: [e.g., blog writing, tidying data] - Most tedious thing right now: [describe] - Coding experience: [yes/no] Give 3 skills useful right now, each with 'what it does, why it fits me, how to invoke it'.
Write Cursor rules
CursorTeach Cursor your style
Write a rules file for Cursor (.cursorrules or Project Rules). - Project: [what] - Stack: [language/framework] - Coding taste: [e.g., prefer functional, minimal comments, small files] - Never do: [e.g., don't add random libraries] As a short, clear list — one rule per line.
Connect this site's MCP
MCPOne line to add skill-search MCP
Paste this one line into your Claude Code terminal to connect this site's skill-search MCP: claude mcp add --transport http checkup-skills https://claudecowork.co.kr/api/mcp Then ask as your first question: "Find a verified skill for [what you want to do — e.g., extracting YouTube captions] and give me the install command."
Design an automation
AutomationTurn a chore into a flow
Design a way to automate the repetitive task below. - What I do every time: [step by step] - How often: [e.g., every morning] - Tools I use: [e.g., Notion, GitHub, email] Deliver: 1) Which steps to automate vs. keep human-checked 2) The tools/connections needed 3) The simplest first version to try
Build a run checklist
AutomationA repeatable, no-miss procedure
Build a checklist for the task below. - Task: [what you repeat] - Often forgotten: [if any] - Definition of done: [completion criteria] Deliver: - Steps to follow in order - A 'how to verify' for each step - A final 3-point check at the end