Ask Second Draft

Say what is in front of you. Get the prompts that fit.

This searches the 3200 prompts and 640 kits for the job you describe, and shows the closest three with a note on why each one came back. It is a finder, not a writer: it will not draft anything for you, and it cannot make up a prompt that is not in the library.

Plain words are fine — “angry customer”, “unpaid invoise”, “the rota”. Typos are forgiven, and a sentence with the question buried in it works better than two keywords.

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Asking needs a script. Nothing is hidden, though: start from the job, pick your trade, or read the whole library in plain text. The three free prompts are on the home page in full.

What this page will not do

It does not write the message, price the job, or decide anything a licensed person has to sign. It finds the prompt that asks you the right questions, and every prompt still ends with the checks. If it cannot find anything, it says so and writes the request down instead of guessing. This page finds a prompt by matching words; it does not call an AI model. The assistant you paste that prompt into does — and it can be confidently wrong about a price, a date or a rule, so read the draft before it goes anywhere.

Stuck, or the library is missing the job? Email a person — replies come from the owner, usually within a working day. You can also check a draft before you send it.