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Help plan my week in [time zone]. Fixed commitments: [times]. Available focus windows: [times]. Top priorities with duration estimates: [list]. Leave at least [buffer] between blocks. Do not move fixed commitments or overlap tasks. If the tasks do not fit, show the shortfall and ask what to defer. Return a draft schedule, not a claim that calendar events were created.
Be my English conversation partner for a short [scenario] role-play. My level is [level]. Use everyday vocabulary and one short turn at a time. Wait for my reply. After five turns, correct at most two important mistakes, explain them simply, and give me one chance to try again. Do not interrupt every sentence.
Organize these monthly figures into an income-and-expense table using [currency]. Separate supplied values from unknowns. Calculate total expenses and income minus expenses, showing the arithmetic. Do not invent transactions or recommend investments, credit products, or a personal savings target. Figures: [rounded totals].
Plan five weeknight dinners for [people]. Time limit: [minutes]. Pantry: [items]. Preferences and exclusions: [list]. Reuse ingredients and include one leftovers night. Return a dinner table and a grouped shopping list with estimated quantities. State serving and pantry assumptions. Do not claim nutritional or medical suitability.
Draft a flexible two-day itinerary for [destination] on [dates]. Arrival/departure: [times]. Interests: [list]. Constraints: [budget, walking, accessibility]. Plan at most two main activities each day and include meal breaks, transfer buffers, and a rain alternative. Label unverified opening hours, routes, and prices; do not invent booking confirmations.
Rewrite this email for [recipient and relationship]. Goal: [one action]. Tone: clear, courteous, professional. Keep all dates and commitments unchanged. Do not invent urgency, apologies, approvals, or attachments. Return one subject line and a body under 120 words. Draft: [redacted draft].
Summarize the attached document for [purpose]. Start with five key points, then list important dates, figures, assumptions, and open questions. Give page or section references for each material claim when available. Use only this document. If content is unreadable or a reference cannot be established, say so. Do not infer terms from outside the file.
Help diagnose this Excel formula. Version and locale: [details]. Formula: [exact text]. Error: [code]. Intended result: [description]. Sample cells: [values and types]. Explain the likely cause, give the smallest correction, and list test cases. Do not hide errors with IFERROR unless you explain which condition is expected.
Summarize only the meeting notes below. Return: 1) decisions explicitly agreed; 2) an action table with action, owner, due date, and supporting note; 3) open questions. Use “not assigned” and “not confirmed” when needed. Do not convert suggestions into decisions. Notes: [approved notes].
Turn these notes into a weekly work report of 180–220 words. Use headings: Completed, In Progress, Blockers, Next Week. For each completed item, state the supplied result. Preserve all dates and numbers exactly. Do not invent impact, percentages, owners, or deadlines. Mark missing details as “not confirmed.” Notes: [paste approved notes].
Using only the information below, produce a three-bullet update for a colleague. Separate completed work, the blocker, and the next action. Do not infer missing dates. Notes: [same notes for each assistant].
Task: rewrite the note below for [audience]. Purpose: [desired action]. Keep these facts unchanged: [facts]. Tone: [tone]. Output: [format and length]. Do not invent deadlines or commitments. If an essential fact is missing, ask before drafting. Note: [text].
Help me organize a packing checklist for a two-night trip. I will travel by train and carry one small backpack. Here is what I already plan to take: [list]. Group items into clothes, essentials, and optional extras. Do not assume I need specialist equipment. Ask one question if a major detail is missing.
Draft a friendly invitation in under 70 words. Audience: [people]. Event: [event]. Date and time: [details]. Location: [place]. Keep these facts unchanged. Do not invent food, activities, or an RSVP deadline. Ask if an essential detail is missing.
Write a short email to my manager asking to take Friday, [date], off. I will finish my weekly report by Thursday. Keep the email friendly and professional. Do not add other details.