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AI prompt examples for everyday life, learning and work

Practical AI prompt examples to copy and adapt: plan, understand, write and discover ideas. For ChatGPT, Claude and other AI chats.

Reviewed: 16.09.2026 · RobinPrompt

Learn, plan and write

Prompts can help you understand a topic, draft a plan or revise a text. Choose a task below that you actually want to try. You do not need a RobinPrompt account to read and copy the templates.

Make a template your own

Open an example, copy the prompt and replace the placeholders. Try it in your AI and add details as needed. Your chosen AI provider creates the response; RobinPrompt does not run the prompt automatically.

Keep learning together

If you have experience to share, add a clear variation or useful follow-up question in the comments. Explain the situation in which it helped. These examples are approved contributions; results depend on the model and input.

Prompts you can adapt

Understand a letter

Summarize this letter in plain language: [text with personal information removed]. What am I being asked to do? Which deadlines are explicitly stated? Quote the relevant passage. Do not invent obligations, and identify what remains unclear.

Plan a less stressful week

These tasks and appointments are coming up: [list]. My available time is [time]. Help me choose three priorities and leave room for unexpected events. Ask about fixed deadlines before suggesting a plan.

Discover ideas that fit you

I am looking for a hobby. I enjoy [interests], have [time] and a budget of [budget]. Suggest five different ideas. For each, give one small experiment to try and explain why it might suit me.

Try it for yourself

DeepDiemer Magic Prompt · Your self-analysis

Use the context actually available in your chat to reflect on strengths, recurring patterns and next steps. An in-depth analysis, not a diagnosis. PDF and images require the right tools in your chat. The original prompt is in English; the response follows your chat’s language.

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