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📄Documentation19 categories

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🔮Astrology & tarot36
🔍Code review & debugging36
🍳Cooking & food36
💼CV & career36
📊Data & SQL36
🎨Design & UX36
📄Documentation36
✉️Email & messages36
🎁Gifts & occasions36
🧠Learning & explaining36
📝Meetings & notes36
🌱Plants & gardening36
🪶Poetry & wordplay36
🗺️Product & planning36
🔬Research & comparison36
🧪Tests & QA36
⚖️Thinking & decisions36
✈️Travel & places36
✍️Writing & editing36

Library/📄 Documentation/Getting someone started

Summarise this for a newcomer

Someone joins next week and this is the thing they'll meet first.

Shortonboardingsummarising

Summarise this for someone joining next week: what it does, why it exists, and the one thing that will confuse them.

Making it yours

Paste your own material where the prompt asks for it. Everything above that line is instruction, not content.
Delete any rule that does not apply to you. A shorter prompt that fits beats a thorough one that does not.
If the answer comes back vague, add a line saying what you do not want. Constraints work better than encouragement.

Getting someone started. READMEs, setup guides, onboarding and glossaries for the person meeting this for the first time.

Related prompts

Structure a README that gets someone runningA project with working code and a README that says only its name.Write a getting-started guide that ends in a winNew users install the thing and then don't know what to do next.Build a glossary for this domainNew starters keep asking what a word means and getting three answers.Write onboarding docs for a new teammateSomeone starts Monday and the setup knowledge lives in three people's heads.One-line descriptionThe first sentence of a README, or a repo description field.What is this README missing?Before publishing a README you wrote in one sitting.

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