The prompt library
Every prompt, sorted by the job in front of you.
Every one is written for a specific trade and a specific bad afternoon: the quote that has to be right, the review you have to answer calmly, the schedule you're rebuilding at nine on a Sunday. Search the job. Filter by the time you actually have. Save what fits.
Time is an estimate from the task and its level; it is not a measurement. Every prompt runs in the free tier of a chat assistant — no prompt needs a paid tool, though some are better with web access or a file to read. “Free only” shows the three full samples. “Needs a check first” marks prompts that may need customer, staff, financial or confidential detail — open the note before you paste. Search is forgiving: plurals, word endings and small typos still match — “qoute” finds quote, “cleening” finds cleaning.
All prompts
The search is doing what you asked and finding nothing. Try one word — “quote”, “refund”, “schedule” — or reset the filters.
The three free ones are the test. The rest is the job.
Read all three completely, run one on a real task, and judge the writing before you pay for anything. Saved prompts and your business details work without a subscription. That's the whole point of leaving them free.