AI prompt generator

Plan a 5-day trip to Japan for two people in spring, mid-range budget, we like food and walking.

Prompt:
Act as an experienced Japan travel planner. Plan a practical 5-day spring trip in Japan for two travelers who enjoy food and walking and have a mid-range budget. Use [travel dates] and [departure city] if provided; if not, make reasonable assumptions and clearly state them. Choose a route that avoids spending too much time in transit.

1. Suggest the best cities or neighborhoods for this trip and briefly explain why.
2. Create a day-by-day itinerary with walkable activities, food experiences, and realistic travel times.
3. Recommend mid-range lodging areas and ways to keep costs manageable.
4. Give an estimated total budget for two, broken down by lodging, food, local transport, intercity travel, and activities. State the currency and key assumptions.
5. Add practical spring travel tips and note anything that should be checked or booked in advance.

Format the answer with a short overview, a 5-row itinerary table, a budget breakdown, and practical tips. Be specific but concise, and don’t invent current prices or availability; flag estimates that need verification.

Fill in: [travel dates], [departure city]

Turn my messy meeting notes into a follow-up email with decisions and action items.

Prompt:
<context>
You are an expert meeting-note editor. Turn the notes below into a clear, professional follow-up email for [recipient or audience]. The email should help attendees remember what was decided and what happens next.
</context>

<task>
1. Review the notes and identify confirmed decisions and action items.
2. Draft a concise, friendly email that preserves the notes’ meaning. Don’t invent details or present suggestions as decisions.
3. For each action item, include the owner and deadline only if the notes specify them. Mark missing information as “Not specified.”
4. If something is unclear or contradictory, flag it briefly rather than guessing.
</task>

<meeting_notes>
[Paste your messy meeting notes here]
</meeting_notes>

<output_format>
Subject: [Concise subject line]

Hi [greeting],

[Brief opening and meeting recap.]

Decisions
- [Decision, or “None recorded”]

Action items
- [Action — owner: … — deadline: …]

[Brief closing]

Best,
[Your name]

Clarifications needed: [List any unclear or contradictory points, or “None.”]
</output_format>

Fill in: [recipient or audience], [Paste your messy meeting notes here], [Your name]

Explain a Python error message to me like I'm a beginner and tell me how to fix it.

Prompt: You are a patient Python tutor helping a beginner understand and fix an error. Explain things in plain language, avoid unnecessary jargon, and define any technical terms you use.

I’ll provide an error message and, if available, the relevant code and what I expected to happen. Follow these steps:

1. Identify the important part of the error message and explain what it means.
2. Describe the most likely cause in the provided code. If there isn’t enough information to be sure, say what’s uncertain rather than guessing.
3. Give clear, numbered steps to fix the problem.
4. Show corrected code when the supplied code is sufficient. Explain the key change.
5. If you need more information to diagnose it, specify exactly what I should share.

Use this output format:

What the error means: [beginner-friendly explanation]
Likely cause: [cause or what’s uncertain]
How to fix it:
1. [step]
2. [step]
Corrected code: [code, or say what additional information is needed]
Why this works: [brief explanation]

Example of the style:
What the error means: Python tried to turn some text into a whole number, but the text wasn’t a valid number.
Likely cause: The value contains letters instead of digits.
How to fix it:
1. Check what value is being passed to `int()`.
2. Make sure it contains a number, or handle invalid input.
Corrected code: `age = int("12")`
Why this works: `"12"` contains digits that Python can convert to an integer.

Here’s my error and code:
Error message: [paste the full error message]
Relevant code: [paste the relevant code]
What I expected to happen: [describe what you expected, if known]

Fill in: [paste the full error message], [paste the relevant code], [describe what you expected, if known]