# Prompts for useful work

Start with one of these requests and replace the bracketed details with your own context. Keep the outcome and review step that matter to your task.

## Create a teammate

> **Try this**
> Create a teammate named [name] for [responsibility]. It should use [sources], follow [working preferences], and finish with [output format]. Do not start work until I give it a task.

## Change a profile

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> Change your name to [name], your title to [role], and your description to [description]. Save those profile changes so they appear in the app.

## Start a group task

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> [Researcher], gather the evidence for [question]. [Writer], prepare a brief from that evidence. [Reviewer], identify unsupported claims and missing decisions. Return one revised brief with source links.

## Work from a connected app

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> Use my [account name] account in [app] to find [specific material]. Summarize it here and link the source records. Prepare a draft only; I will review it before asking you to send it.

## Save a reusable method

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> Save the method we just used as a skill named [name]. Include when to use it, the steps, and the quality checks. Keep project names, account details, and schedules out of the general method.

## Schedule a brief

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> Every [day] at [time] in [timezone], prepare [brief] from [sources]. Include changes since the previous run and post the result in this conversation. Confirm the saved timing.

## Request a repository change

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> In my connected GitHub repository [URL], implement [bounded change]. Verify [acceptance criteria], publish the task branch, and open a pull request with the checks and remaining limitations.

## Recover a partial task

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> Summarize what completed, what failed, and what is waiting for input. Link the existing outputs and continue the unfinished work after we resolve the missing requirement.