Text & chatReview
Improve code and API naming
Improve names to communicate intent.
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What to provide
- Code / API / schema
- Conventions
2 inputs to replace
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Explore 400 text prompts for writing, research, planning, coding and everyday tasks. Choose a goal, customise the inputs and check the response against your sources.
400 prompts to explore
Text & chatWrite
Document non-obvious code behaviour
Add documentation where it improves understanding.
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What to provide
- Code / module
- Audience
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Text & chatReview
Review software architecture against requirements
Assess whether a codebase supports its intended needs.
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What to provide
- Architecture / codebase
- Requirements
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Text & chatAnalyse
Turn technical debt into actionable work
Turn maintenance concerns into actionable work.
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What to provide
- Codebase / context
1 input to replace
Text & chatPlan
Plan a software migration with checkpoints
Plan a software migration with verifiable checkpoints.
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What to provide
- Current version / approach
- Target
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Text & chatReview
Review an API contract for compatibility
Check an interface for consistency and compatibility.
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What to provide
- API contract
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Text & chatReview
Review code for defensive security risks
Review supplied code for defensive security issues.
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What to provide
- Code
- Threat model
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Text & chatWrite
Write a pull-request title and description
Explain a code change for an independent reviewer.
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What to provide
- Diff / context
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Text & chatPlan
Design a .NET architecture for defined requirements
Design a .NET solution around explicit requirements.
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What to provide
- Requirements
- Version
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Text & chatPlan
Design an ASP.NET Core endpoint
Specify or implement an ASP.NET Core endpoint.
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What to provide
- Endpoint
- Version
- Project conventions
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Text & chatReview
Review dependency-injection lifetimes
Review service registration and lifetime correctness.
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What to provide
- .NET code
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Text & chatAnalyse
Review an Entity Framework Core query
Improve an Entity Framework Core query safely.
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What to provide
- EF Core query
- Schema / provider / version
2 inputs to replace
Give the prompt a useful brief
A text prompt is most useful when it names the task, supplies the source material and describes the result you need. Replace the square-bracket inputs with your own details before copying it into your tool.
Make a summary easier to check
For a meeting summary, provide the notes and ask for decisions, action owners and unresolved questions in separate sections. Tell the tool to mark missing owners as unknown. Compare the result with the original notes before sharing it.
Refine one thing at a time
If an answer is too broad, specify the audience or ask for a shorter format. If it adds facts that are absent from your source, ask it to use only the supplied material and identify gaps. Keep sensitive information out of examples unless you have permission to use it.
Questions about text prompts
Supply the information named by each input, such as the text to summarise, your audience or the required format. The preview updates as you fill in the fields. Unfilled brackets remain visible so you can spot missing context.
Yes, but check the instructions and examples first. Change the goal, source material and output format together, then review the response. A prompt tested for one task does not guarantee the same result elsewhere.