Free . 5 starter prompts
5 prompts for day one. Free.
Five paste-ready prompts for the person who keeps meaning to start with AI. Email triage, meeting prep, document summary, pre-mortem, weekly review. Paste them into any chat tool you already have open.
You opened a chat tool three times this month and closed it each time without finishing what you came for. That is not a discipline problem. It is a starter-prompt problem.
These five come out of the 28 I keep in my own stack. They are paste-ready, they are short enough to run all five in one sitting, and none of them asks you to learn anything before you can use it.
What is inside
- Email triage. Paste your inbox subjects. Get ACTION, READ, ARCHIVE, and a one-line reply you can edit.
- Meeting prep. Paste tomorrow's calendar. Get the agenda, the questions to ask, and the risk to surface.
- Document summary. Paste a doc. Get a three-bullet TLDR and the one decision it is asking you to make.
- Pre-mortem. Paste a decision, get three ways it fails before it fails.
- Weekly review. Paste your week. Get the one thing you avoided.
Who it is for
Owners and operators who believe AI belongs in their business and have not started. If you already run prompts every week, this one is too basic for you and I would rather tell you now.
Why these five
They cover a normal week. Run them on real work, not practice. Keep the two that earn it and drop the other three.
Questions people ask
What are good AI prompts to start with at work?
Five covering what almost everyone does weekly: email triage, meeting prep, summarizing a long document, a pre-mortem on a plan, and a weekly review. They are paste-ready, so you get a result before you learn anything about writing prompts.
How do I start using AI at work when I keep putting it off?
Pick one task you already repeat every week and run one prompt against it. Starting narrow beats reading another guide. The five here are chosen because they fit into a week you are already having, rather than asking you to invent new work.
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