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Every one is written to be reused, not admired. Copy what's useful, edit it to taste, and save it where you'll find it again.
Prompts for reading charts and cards as symbolism: learning the system, journalling, designing spreads, and writing readings that avoid cliché.
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Prompts for reviewing diffs, hunting bugs, and getting a second opinion that argues back instead of agreeing with you.
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Kitchen prompts for real constraints: what is in the fridge, what you forgot to buy, what went wrong, and what needs to be on the table by seven.
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Prompts for CVs, cover letters, interviews and career decisions that stay honest about what you have actually done.
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Prompts for writing, reading, and distrusting SQL: query review before you run it, plan reading, NULL traps, and metric definitions that hold up.
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Prompts for critiquing screens, fixing interface copy, and getting design feedback that names the element instead of praising the vibe.
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Prompts for READMEs, API references, runbooks, and changelogs that a tired reader at 3am can actually follow.
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Prompts for the emails you keep rewriting: the cold ask, the polite no, the apology, the angry reply, and the thread nobody answered.
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Prompts for finding a gift that fits the person, and for writing the card, toast or note that has to go with it.
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Prompts for understanding something properly: explanations that adapt to what you know, and questions that find the gaps you cannot see.
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Prompts that turn transcripts, scrawled notes and long calls into decisions, actions and updates somebody will read.
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Prompts for diagnosing sick plants, planning beds and balconies, and deciding what to water, prune, propagate, or give up on.
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Craft prompts for working poets: rhyme and near-rhyme, metre, imagery, cutting, form, and critique that refuses to flatter.
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Prompts for specs, prioritisation, roadmaps and launches that force a decision instead of producing another document nobody reads.
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Prompts for comparing options, reading hard material, and pressure-testing claims before you repeat them to anyone else.
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Prompts for finding missing tests, killing flaky ones, and deciding what is genuinely worth testing at all.
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Prompts for making a call you can defend later: pre-mortems, inversion, hidden assumptions, and a model that argues back.
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Prompts for planning trips around how you actually travel, and for getting research you can check rather than confident invention.
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Prompts for tightening prose, fixing tone, and getting edits that actually change the draft instead of praising it.
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