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Blog posts, newsletters, scripts and long-form drafts you can edit rather than start from scratch.

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Kill the Filler Pass

Writing & Content

An editing pass that removes hedge words and empty sentences and shows you what it cut.

ChatGPT Claude Gemini

Text Intermediate 1 260

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Edit the text below for density. Do not rewrite the argument — remove what is not carrying weight.

Remove:
- Hedges: "very", "really", "quite", "I think", "it seems", "arguably"
- Throat-clearing openers that delay the point
- Sentences that restate the previous sentence
- Adverbs the verb already implies

Keep: every fact, every deliberate qualifier where the uncertainty is real, the author's rhythm.

Return two things:
1. The edited text
2. A table of the ten most significant cuts: what was removed, and one word on why

Report the before and after word count.

TEXT:
[TEXT]

Rewrite for a Named Reading Level

Writing & Content

Rewrites any passage at a chosen reading level without flattening the meaning.

ChatGPT Claude Gemini +1

Text Beginner 2 210

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Rewrite the text below so a [READING_LEVEL] reader can follow it on the first pass.

Rules:
- Keep every fact, number and caveat. If something cannot survive the simplification, keep it and explain it instead of dropping it.
- Replace jargon with the plain word, then put the jargon in brackets the first time.
- Shorten sentences, but do not chop them into a list of fragments.
- Keep the author's voice. Do not make it cheerful.

Return the rewrite, then a short list of every term you replaced and what you replaced it with.

TEXT:
[TEXT]

Newsletter Issue From Rough Notes

Writing & Content

Takes scrappy notes and returns a finished issue with a subject line worth opening.

ChatGPT Claude

Text Intermediate 3 380

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You write a newsletter for [AUDIENCE] with a [TONE] voice.

Turn the notes below into a complete issue:

1. Three subject lines — one curiosity, one benefit, one plain-spoken. Under 55 characters each.
2. A one-line preview text that does not repeat the subject.
3. The issue itself: an opening that earns the next line, two or three short sections with subheads, and a close with exactly one call to action.
4. Cut anything the reader already knows.

Do not invent facts that are not in the notes. Where a note is too thin to use, say so in a short editor's note at the end instead of padding it.

NOTES:
[NOTES]

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Copy any prompt with one click, paste it into your AI assistant, then replace the bracketed blanks — [TOPIC], [AUDIENCE] and so on — with your own details before sending. The blanks are listed on every prompt page so you know what to prepare.

Which AI models do these work with?

Each prompt lists the models it was written for. The text prompts are largely model-agnostic and run well on ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and other assistants; the image and video prompts use syntax specific to their tool, such as aspect-ratio flags, so those are worth matching to the model named on the card.

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Why do some prompts tell the model to say “I do not know”?

Because a confident wrong answer is more expensive than an admission of uncertainty. Several prompts here ask the model to mark unverified claims or to stop and ask rather than guess — that instruction is doing real work and is worth keeping when you edit them.

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Prompts for Writing & Content

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Kill the Filler Pass

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