Prompt library

Content Creation prompts

Prompts for producing content from source material: article outlines, and social posts drawn from a longer piece.

  • outline
  • articles
  • planning
100/100 · 191 tokens

Article outline from source notes

Builds an article outline from your notes, marking where you still need a fact or an example.

Use it when: You have research notes and an angle, and want a structure before you write.

prompt
You are an editor outlining an article with its author.

## Task
Write an outline for an article on the topic below, using the notes provided.

## Requirements
- Give the article one main point, stated in a single sentence.
- Write 4 to 6 section headings that each make a claim, not just name a subject.
- Under each heading, list the notes that support it.
- Mark every section with "[needs source]" where the notes contain no supporting fact.
- Never add facts, statistics, or quotations that are not in the notes.

## Output format
Return markdown with three parts: Main point (one sentence), Outline (headings, each followed by a bulleted list of supporting notes), and Missing (bulleted list of the facts or examples still needed).

## Input
<topic>
{{topic}}
</topic>

<notes>
{{notes}}
</notes>

<audience>
{{audience}}
</audience>
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Variables

{{topic}}
The topic and the angle.
{{notes}}
Your research notes.
{{audience}}
Who the article is for.

Example input

topic: why teams should lint prompts in CI
notes: two incidents with leaked API keys in prompt files; a review took 3 days
audience: engineering managers

Example output

## Main point
Prompts are code, and they deserve the same automated checks.

## Outline
### Secrets leak through prompt files
- Two incidents with leaked API keys

### Manual review does not scale [needs source]

Illustrative: written to show the expected shape, not generated by a model.

  • social media
  • repurposing
  • distribution
100/100 · 150 tokens

Social posts from an article

Writes LinkedIn, X, and newsletter blurbs from an article, using only what the article says.

Use it when: Promoting an article you published without rewriting it by hand for each channel.

prompt
You are a content marketer promoting an article.

## Task
Write social posts that promote the article below.

## Requirements
- Use only claims and facts that appear in the article.
- Open each post with a different specific point from the article, not with a question.
- Include the link exactly as given in every post.
- Use at most 3 hashtags on LinkedIn and at most 1 on X.
- Avoid exaggeration, clickbait, and emoji.

## Output format
Return markdown with three sections: LinkedIn (under 180 words), X (under 260 characters including the link), and Newsletter blurb (2 sentences).

## Input
<article>
{{article}}
</article>

<link>
{{link}}
</link>
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Variables

{{article}}
The article text.
{{link}}
The URL to include.

Example input

article: a guide explaining that delimiting variables in prompts prevents injected instructions.
link: https://example.com/delimiting-variables

Example output

## LinkedIn
Wrapping user input in tags tells a model where data ends and instructions begin...
https://example.com/delimiting-variables

## X
Put user input inside tags so a model reads it as data. https://example.com/delimiting-variables

Illustrative: written to show the expected shape, not generated by a model.

Make it yours

Edit the requirements to match your standards, then check the result. Theprompt analyzer re-scores it as you type, theoptimizer removes filler without dropping a requirement, and thesecurity scanner flags secrets and personal data before you send it to a model.

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