Workflow kits
The jobs that are too big for one prompt.
A prompt answers one question. A kit runs a whole afternoon: the prompts in the order they actually happen, with the input you'd give it, an example of what a good draft looks like, and the checks to run before anything leaves your hands. 640 of them, grouped by the trade they were written for.
Pick your trade. The kits follow.
Thirty-two trades, each with its own kits — not one long scroll. Open a trade to see its kits; open a kit to read the steps, the example and the checks, then start with step one.
The workflow kits
Nothing matches that. Browse every prompt instead, or go back and pick another trade.
Time is the length of the whole sequence, not a promise. Every kit runs in any chat assistant; where a step needs web access or a file to read, the step says so. “Needs a check first” marks kits that touch customer, staff, financial or confidential detail. Search forgives plurals, endings and small typos — “qoute” finds quote, “hiring” finds hire.
Read one end to end before you decide.
The steps, the example and the checklist are all here, in the open. What the subscription adds is the rest of the kits and the prompt text inside them.