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Write a [LENGTH]-word essay on the following topic. Develop a clear thesis and defend it through the essay — do not hedge or sit on the fence.
Topic: [TOPIC]
Thesis (your position): [WHAT YOU WANT TO ARGUE]
Audience: [WHO READS THIS]
Tone: [ACADEMIC / JOURNALISTIC / PERSUASIVE / CONVERSATIONAL]
Structure: introduction with thesis, 3-4 body sections each with a distinct argument, conclusion that extends the thesis rather than just restating it.
Use specific examples, evidence, and named sources where possible. Every paragraph should advance the argument — no filler.
Rewrite the following passage in the style of [AUTHOR NAME]. Capture their characteristic sentence rhythm, vocabulary level, use of detail, and overall tone — not just their subject matter.
Specific style traits to capture: [LIST 3-4 THINGS YOU NOTICE ABOUT HOW THIS AUTHOR WRITES]
Original passage to rewrite: [PASTE TEXT]
Do not add a footnote explaining the rewrite. Just produce the rewritten version.
Write a complete, publication-ready blog post on the following topic. Do not truncate or end with a note — write the full post.
Title: [TITLE OR GENERATE ONE]
Topic: [DESCRIBE]
Target reader: [WHO AND THEIR KNOWLEDGE LEVEL]
Word count: [TARGET — Claude Opus 5 supports up to 128K output tokens]
Tone: [VOICE]
SEO keyword to include naturally: [PRIMARY KEYWORD]
Structure: hook opening (no "In today's world" or similar), body with clear H2 sections, conclusion with a specific takeaway or CTA. Every section must add new information — no repetition of the intro.
The following document was written by multiple people or across multiple sessions and has inconsistent voice. Read the entire document and then rewrite it in a single consistent voice throughout.
Target voice: [DESCRIBE — e.g. direct and data-driven, warm and conversational, formal and precise]
Voice examples (paste 1-2 paragraphs that best represent the target): [PASTE EXAMPLES]
Rules: do not change the facts or structure, only the voice and sentence-level style. Flag any section where you made a significant tone change so I can review it.
Full document: [PASTE DOCUMENT]
Write a professional email for the following situation.
Context: [DESCRIBE THE SITUATION IN FULL]
From: [YOUR ROLE]
To: [RECIPIENT ROLE AND RELATIONSHIP]
Goal: [WHAT YOU WANT THE EMAIL TO ACCOMPLISH]
Tone: [FORMAL / PROFESSIONAL / WARM-PROFESSIONAL]
Length: [SHORT / MEDIUM / DETAILED]
What not to say: [ANYTHING TO AVOID]
Write the complete email including subject line. No explanation after the email — just the final version.
Write a case study from the following raw material. Format it for [AUDIENCE — clients / prospects / internal use / publication].
Structure:
1. Challenge — what problem existed before
2. Approach — what was done and why
3. Results — specific measurable outcomes
4. Key insight — one lesson that applies beyond this specific case
Raw material: [PASTE YOUR NOTES, DATA, OR INTERVIEW TRANSCRIPT]
Rules: lead every section with the most important information. Use specific numbers. Do not write "Company X saw a significant improvement" — write "Company X reduced time-to-hire by 34%."