A copy-paste prompt that splits any AI answer into single claims, rates each one, and tells you which to verify and where. Plus a second-opinion version.
Free AI Hallucination Checker: A Prompt That Flags Made-Up Facts Read More »
A timed five-step routine to fact-check any AI answer: triage, sources, open the page, cross-check, decide. With prompts and a checklist for citations, numbers, quotes and dates.
The AI Fact-Check Workflow: Verify Any Answer in 3 Minutes Read More »
Steal it. Thirty seconds before you walk in, and the hour goes differently.
📋 Three long prompts I paste into every AI chat, and why the best ones tell the AI what a good answer looks like. Free Notion pack included.
3 AI Prompts I Reuse Every Day: The Editor, the Extractor, and the Explainer Read More »
AI is confidently wrong just often enough to be dangerous. Seven fixable habits — grounding, guardrail prompts, self-checks — that make any AI dramatically more accurate.
How to Improve AI Accuracy: 7 Fixes That Actually Work Read More »
🎤 Why I talk to my AI now, plus the free Talk-to-AI Kit
I Stopped Typing to My AI — Voice Gets You Better Answers (Free Kit) Read More »
The 3-part formula — Context, Task, Tone — that turns AI from a robotic email generator into something that sounds like you. With a copy-paste template.
Most people think a good prompt has to be long and detailed. The ones I actually use most are 2-10 words. Here are the 6 short AI prompts I reach for almost every day — and why they work.
The 6 AI Prompts I Use Most (They’re Shorter Than You’d Think) Read More »
AI hallucinates with total confidence. Here are 3 prompts I use every day to catch fabricated stats, fake quotes, and made-up sources before they cause a problem.
Your AI Is Lying to You: 3 Prompts to Catch Hallucinations Read More »
Most bad AI answers come from vague requests, not bad tools. The guides here cover the habits that fix that: giving context, saying what the answer should look like, asking the AI to question you first, and following up instead of starting over.
You’ll also find prompts for checking the AI’s work, because a confident answer isn’t always a correct one. Every prompt is copy-paste ready and works in ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, including on their free plans. For prompts built around specific jobs and tasks, see AI for Work.
A simple test for any prompt: would a smart new colleague know exactly what to do with it? If not, add the missing context, the audience and the format you want before you hit send.
