Copywriting prompts

Write release notes for [PRODUCT] version [VERSION].

Raw changes (commits, PR titles, ticket titles, or notes):
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[PASTE]
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Audience: [e.g. "non-technical end users" / "developers using our API" / "IT admins who deploy this"]
Release type: [regular / major / hotfix]

Produce two documents.

**A. Release notes (what users read):**
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Release Notes and Changelog

Turn a list of merged changes into release notes users read: benefit-led highlights, honest breaking-change warnings, and a clean changelog.

Writingbeginner
Draft a public statement about what happened.

What happened, factually: [THE EVENT. Plain facts only, including what you got wrong.]
Who was harmed and how: [AFFECTED PEOPLE + CONCRETE IMPACT]
What we know for certain: [CONFIRMED FACTS]
What we do not know yet: [OPEN QUESTIONS]
What we have already done: [ACTIONS TAKEN, WITH DATES]
What 

Apology Statement

Draft a public apology or incident statement that takes responsibility, states facts and remedies, and avoids the phrases that make it worse.

Writingintermediate
Draft the narrative for this grant application.

Funder and program: [NAME + PROGRAM]
Their stated priorities and scoring criteria:
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[PASTE THE RFP LANGUAGE, PRIORITIES, OR RUBRIC]
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Word or page limits per section: [LIMITS]

About us: [ORGANIZATION, MISSION, TRACK RECORD, RELEVANT PAST RESULTS WITH NUMBERS]
The problem: [WHO IS AFFE

Grant Proposal Narrative

Draft the narrative sections of a grant application: need, approach, outcomes, and evaluation, mapped to the funder's stated criteria.

Writingadvanced
Write a product description from the specs below.

Product specs (everything you may claim comes from here):
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[PASTE SPECS: materials, dimensions, features, what's included, care instructions]
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Buyer: [WHO BUYS THIS + THE MOMENT THEY'RE SHOPPING FOR, e.g. "new parents baby-proofing" / "gift shoppers under time pressure"]
Brand voic

Product Descriptions

Turn raw product specs into benefit-led descriptions formatted for Amazon, Shopify, or Etsy: sensory, scannable, and honest.

Writingbeginner
Write headline variants for the content below.

What it's for: [EMAIL SUBJECT LINE / ARTICLE HEADLINE / AD HEADLINE / YOUTUBE TITLE / LANDING PAGE H1]
What the content actually delivers (be honest: every headline must be paid off by this):
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[SUMMARIZE THE CONTENT OR OFFER IN 2-4 SENTENCES, INCLUDING THE MOST SPECIFIC FACT/NUMBER IN IT]

Headline and Subject Line Variants

Generate headline, subject line, or hook variants across labeled psychological angles: each honest, in-limit, and built to be A/B tested.

Writingbeginner
Write a press release.

The news (be honest, if this isn't actually new, say so and tell me what the real story is): [WHAT HAPPENED: launch, funding, partnership, milestone, hire]
Company: [NAME + ONE LINE ON WHAT IT DOES]
The 5 Ws: [WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHY IT MATTERS, with real dates and numbers]
Quote sources: [NAME + TITLE of 1-2 p

AP Style Press Release

Write a press release journalists don't delete: 5 Ws in the lede, AP style enforced, real quotes, and zero hype adjectives.

Writingintermediate
Write my professional bio as a matched set.

Who I help + what changes for them: [THE OUTCOME YOU DELIVER, e.g. "I help seed-stage founders fix their onboarding funnels"]
Proof (the raw material, specifics only): [2-4 CONCRETE FACTS: named companies/clients, numbers ("grew X from A to B"), years, credentials, publications, talks]
One huma

Professional Bio in Three Lengths

Write your bio as a matched set (one-liner, 50-word, and 250-word) with the right person and voice per context and zero adjective soup.

Writingbeginner

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