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Prompt practice.
64 short exercises from real work. Each gives you a weak prompt someone actually typed; improve it in the box and watch the score change as you type. Free, no sign-up, and your progress stays in this browser.
- 1Practice for emailsDecline a meeting without closing the door. Ask your manager for more time on a deadline. Chase a reply without sounding annoyed.8 exercises
- 2Practice for meetings and notesPlan an agenda for a one-to-one. Turn scribbled call notes into something your manager can use. Summarize a recorded meeting for people who missed it.8 exercises
- 3Practice for reports and summariesSummarize a long article for a busy reader. Write a weekly status update from three facts. Report a drop in the numbers without inventing a cause.8 exercises
- 4Practice for customer supportAnswer a customer asking for a feature you don't have yet. Answer a frustrated customer without sounding scripted. Write a saved reply your team can reuse.8 exercises
- 5Practice for sales and marketingWrite a first email to a prospect. Get subject lines you can actually test. Write a launch post that doesn't read like an ad.8 exercises
- 6Practice for HR and peopleGet interview questions that fit the job. Turn down a strong candidate kindly. Plan a new hire's first week.8 exercises
- 7Practice for spreadsheets and dataGet a formula that fits your sheet. Make a list of dates consistent. Ask for analysis your director can use.8 exercises
- 8Practice for plans and projectsBreak a small project into steps. List the risks that really matter. Turn a launch date into a week-by-week timeline.8 exercises
New to this? The prompt course teaches the ten checks one at a time, with an exercise in every lesson. Then come back here to practice them on your own kind of work.