Blog Post Outline
Turn a topic and target audience into a structured outline with section headings and key points.
Prompt template
Create an outline for a blog post about {{topic}} for an audience of {{audience}}. Include a working title, 4-6 section headings, and 2-3 bullet points of key content under each heading. Suggest one angle that would differentiate this post from generic coverage of the topic.
Desired length: {{length}}
Placeholders
{{topic}} — Topic- The subject of the post. Example: how small teams choose a project management tool
{{audience}} — Audience- Who the post is written for. Example: founders of 5-10 person startups
{{length}} — Desired length- Rough target length. Example: 1,200-1,500 words
Example input
topic: how small teams choose a project management tool · audience: founders of 5-10 person startups · length: 1,200-1,500 words.
Filled-in example
Create an outline for a blog post about how small teams choose a project management tool for an audience of founders of 5-10 person startups. Include a working title, 4-6 section headings, and 2-3 bullet points of key content under each heading. Suggest one angle that would differentiate this post from generic coverage of the topic.
Desired length: 1,200-1,500 words
Expected output format
A working title, 4-6 headings with 2-3 supporting bullets each, and one suggested differentiating angle.
Customization tips
- Add "SEO keyword: ..." if you want the outline built around a specific search term.
- Ask for two alternative angles if the first draft feels generic.
Limitations
- The outline reflects common structures for the topic, not verified facts — check every claim before writing the full post.
- Audience assumptions may need correcting if your niche has specific jargon or expectations.
Safety notes
- Disclose AI assistance where your platform or publication requires it.
- Do not present AI-suggested statistics or quotes as verified facts without checking a primary source.
Rewrite for Clarity and Conciseness
Tighten a paragraph or passage without losing meaning, and get a short list of what changed.
Prompt template
Rewrite the following text for clarity and conciseness. Keep the meaning and key facts unchanged. Aim for roughly {{target_length}}. After the rewrite, list the main changes you made in one short bullet list.
Text:
{{text}}
Placeholders
{{target_length}} — Target length- How much shorter or how long the result should be. Example: about 30% shorter
{{text}} — Text- The passage to rewrite. Example: In today's fast-paced and ever-changing business environment, it is of the utmost importance that organizations take the necessary steps to ensure that their teams are properly aligned around a shared set of goals and objectives.
Example input
target_length: about 30% shorter · text: the business-jargon paragraph above.
Filled-in example
Rewrite the following text for clarity and conciseness. Keep the meaning and key facts unchanged. Aim for roughly about 30% shorter. After the rewrite, list the main changes you made in one short bullet list.
Text:
In today's fast-paced and ever-changing business environment, it is of the utmost importance that organizations take the necessary steps to ensure that their teams are properly aligned around a shared set of goals and objectives.
Expected output format
A rewritten passage of the requested length, followed by a short bullet list summarizing what changed.
Customization tips
- Ask the assistant to preserve a specific term or brand name exactly as written.
- Request two versions at different lengths if you're unsure how much to cut.
Limitations
- Aggressive shortening can accidentally drop nuance — compare the rewrite against the original before using it.
Safety notes
- Do not use this to rewrite text in a way that misrepresents facts, data, or another person's stated position.
Adjust Tone
Rewrite a passage in a different tone (e.g. more formal, more casual, more empathetic) while keeping the content.
Prompt template
Rewrite the following text so it sounds {{target_tone}}, while keeping the same information and intent. Do not add new claims. Text:
{{text}}
Placeholders
{{target_tone}} — Target tone- The tone you want the result to have. Example: warmer and more empathetic, but still professional
{{text}} — Text- The passage to adjust. Example: Your request has been denied. Refer to policy section 4.2 for details.
Example input
target_tone: warmer and more empathetic, but still professional · text: the terse denial message above.
Filled-in example
Rewrite the following text so it sounds warmer and more empathetic, but still professional, while keeping the same information and intent. Do not add new claims. Text:
Your request has been denied. Refer to policy section 4.2 for details.
Expected output format
A single rewritten passage in the requested tone, with the same factual content as the original.
Customization tips
- Give one example sentence of the tone you like as a reference point.
- Specify what must stay literally unchanged, such as policy numbers or names.
Limitations
- Tone is subjective — you may need a second pass or manual tweaks to match your exact voice.
Safety notes
- Do not use tone adjustment to make misleading or manipulative claims sound more trustworthy.
Headline Variations
Generate several headline options for a piece of content, in different styles.
Prompt template
Generate {{count}} headline options for a piece about {{topic}}. Include a mix of styles: one direct/informative, one question-based, one number/list-based, and one curiosity-driven. Keep each under {{max_length}} characters and avoid clickbait that overstates the content.
Placeholders
{{count}} — Number of headlines- How many options to generate. Example: 8
{{topic}} — Topic- What the content is about. Example: a guide comparing fixed-rate and adjustable-rate mortgages
{{max_length}} — Max length- Character limit per headline. Example: 70
Example input
count: 8 · topic: a guide comparing fixed-rate and adjustable-rate mortgages · max_length: 70.
Filled-in example
Generate 8 headline options for a piece about a guide comparing fixed-rate and adjustable-rate mortgages. Include a mix of styles: one direct/informative, one question-based, one number/list-based, and one curiosity-driven. Keep each under 70 characters and avoid clickbait that overstates the content.
Expected output format
A numbered list of headlines labeled by style (direct, question, number/list, curiosity).
Customization tips
- Add your target platform (search, social, newsletter) since good headlines differ by channel.
- Ask for A/B test pairs if you plan to test two headlines against each other.
Limitations
- The assistant cannot verify what will actually perform well with your specific audience — treat options as a shortlist to test.
Safety notes
- Reject any generated headline that exaggerates or misrepresents the underlying content.
Summarize a Long Article
Condense a long piece of text into a short summary plus key takeaways.
Prompt template
Summarize the following text in {{summary_length}}. Then list the {{takeaway_count}} most important takeaways as bullet points. Do not add information that isn't in the text.
Text:
{{text}}
Placeholders
{{summary_length}} — Summary length- How long the summary paragraph should be. Example: 3-4 sentences
{{takeaway_count}} — Number of takeaways- How many bullet points to extract. Example: 5
{{text}} — Text- The article or document to summarize. Example: (paste the full article text here)
Example input
summary_length: 3-4 sentences · takeaway_count: 5 · text: a long article pasted in full.
Filled-in example
Summarize the following text in 3-4 sentences. Then list the 5 most important takeaways as bullet points. Do not add information that isn't in the text.
Text:
(paste the full article text here)
Expected output format
A short paragraph summary followed by a bulleted list of the requested number of takeaways.
Customization tips
- Ask for the summary in a specific reading level or for a specific audience (e.g. "for someone with no background in the topic").
- Request that quotes or statistics be flagged separately so you can verify them against the source.
Limitations
- Summaries can omit context that matters for your specific purpose — skim the original before relying on the summary alone.
- Very long texts may need to be split into sections for a complete, accurate summary.
Safety notes
- Respect copyright and licensing terms of the source material when reproducing or redistributing summaries.