Prompts

Prompts you can paste into General Input, each written up with what it does, what you need, and how to make it yours.

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3,412 prompts

Quarterly Google Groups access review, without the spreadsheet

Assign a reviewer to every Google Group, certify each member, revoke access on the spot, and hand auditors the evidence trail in one click.

· Works with Google Groups, Google Sheets, Slack

Weekly wasted ad spend review board for Google Ads

See the Google Ads search terms burning money with no conversions, decide on each one as a team, and build your negative keyword list as you go.

· Works with Google Ads, Google Sheets

Caption and tidy the photo albums your automations fill

Work down the uncaptioned backlog a few minutes at a time with an album grid, inline captions, and an agent that drafts descriptions you approve.

· Works with Google Photos, Google Sheets

See which meetings are wrecking your sleep and recovery

A board that lines up twelve weeks of meeting load against the sleep and recovery that followed, so you can finally see which days cost you.

· Works with Google Health, Google Calendar

Fix stale Google Groups access when people change roles

See every employee beside the groups they can actually reach, compare that against their real role, and apply only the additions and removals your team confirms.

· Works with Google Groups, BambooHR, Slack

Proof client shoots and hand off the delivery album in one place

Review every frame in a shoot, mark keeps and cuts with notes, and let an agent build the client album and draft the handoff email for you.

· Works with Google Photos, Gmail, Airtable

Training block review board for your plan versus actual

See every planned session next to what you actually ran, with weekly compliance, ramp rate, and an AI review that drafts next week.

· Works with Google Health, Google Sheets

Run every client's delivery from one board, not ten task lists

See each client's open deal, overdue delivery work and last email in one card, then have an assistant draft the weekly status update for you.

· Works with Google Tasks, HubSpot, Gmail

Score your Front team's replies against your own QA rubric

Pull a fair sample of closed Front conversations, score each thread against your rubric with a first pass already drafted, and log it all in one scorecard.

· Works with Front, Google Sheets

Turn Granola interviews into a themed customer research repository

Tag quotes from every interview against your own themes, see which ones show up across three or more customers, and file the real patterns to Linear.

· Works with Granola, Linear, General Input Database

Pre-call prep board for your next three days of meetings

Open one board each morning to see every external meeting coming up, the deal behind it, and everything said the last time you spoke to those people.

· Works with Granola, HubSpot, Google Calendar

Google Vault query builder and export scoping workbench

Build a Vault search, preview how much data it would actually pull, tighten it until the scope is defensible, and only then run the export.

· Works with Google Vault, Google Docs

Cut your GetResponse bill by pruning contacts who never open

Sort every GetResponse list by how recently people engaged, see which billing tier you are in, and safely tag, segment, or remove the dead weight.

· Works with GetResponse, Google Sheets

Location scouting workbench for picking your next site

Type in a candidate address and get a scorecard of nearby competitors, foot traffic anchors, and drive time from every site you already run.

· Works with Geolocation, Google Sheets, Slack Bot

Track every laptop, license and who has it right now

One register for every piece of equipment and every software seat, with a dated record of who had what, so nothing depends on a shared spreadsheet again.

· Works with General Input Database, Slack Bot, Google Sheets

GitLab repo standards board with one-click fix merge requests

See which GitLab projects have the files and settings your team agreed on, and turn every gap into a merge request someone reviews.

· Works with GitLab, Slack Bot

Build client quotes from one rate card instead of a spreadsheet

Pick line items, set quantities and a discount, then send a polished quote document, with every price frozen at the moment you quoted it.

· Works with General Input Database, Google Docs, Gmail

A weekly data hygiene desk for the gaps in your CRM

See exactly how many contacts and accounts are missing the fields that matter, fix them in place, and watch completeness climb week after week.

· Works with General Input CRM, Internet Search

Turn your best sales calls into a new rep ramp curriculum

Hand pick the calls worth studying, let an agent write the study notes, and assign each new rep a curriculum they actually work through.

· Works with Grain, Notion, Slack Bot

An appointment show-rate board for your GoHighLevel front desk

See booked, showed and no showed counts by calendar and rep, work today's schedule, and win back the people who did not turn up.

· Works with GoHighLevel

Merchandising board for products people view but never buy

Rank your catalog by view to cart and cart to purchase rate, so the products getting real traffic and losing the sale sit at the top of the screen.

· Works with Google Analytics, Shopify, Google Sheets

Help center gap board built from your Gladly conversations

See the questions customers keep asking that your published help center does not answer, ranked by how many separate conversations mention each one.

· Works with Gladly, Notion

Security questionnaire response desk for RFP spreadsheets

Point it at the spreadsheet a prospect sent, get a review queue of drafted answers with the source page behind each one, then export only what you approved.

· Works with Groq, Google Sheets, Notion

Weekly support QA review board for your Gladly team

Sample recently handled Gladly conversations, score them against your own rubric with a first pass already drafted, and coach each agent from the same screen.

· Works with Gladly, Slack Bot

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