Tuesday roundup is here, and Week 25 is a heavyweight. Four categories got fresh week-07 prompts built like full operating systems — not single asks, but multi-task frameworks with positioning, cadences, scorecards, and outputs you can ship the same day. If you only read one prompt this week, the Job Hunting and Content Creation drops are worth your coffee. Here's the full breakdown.
Job Hunting — now 7 prompts
New: Executive Career Strategist. This one is a complete job-search operating system, not a single prompt. It runs a 15-task playbook covering resume audits, accomplishment-led bullet rewrites, cold outreach scripts, STAR interview prep, 30/60/90-day plans, comp negotiation anchors, LinkedIn inbound plans, and a weekly pipeline scorecard. The good example shows a Senior Staff Engineer resume rewrite that lifted cold-outreach response rates from 4% to 31% — proof that specificity beats volume every time.
Content Creation — now 7 prompts
New: Content Strategy Director & Audience Growth Architect. Built for creators scaling from zero to millions, this prompt produces a 90-day editorial calendar, hook formulas tuned per platform, a 10x repurposing cascade, SEO topic-cluster map, lead-magnet sequences, and a measurement framework with a single north-star metric. The included case study is a newsletter relaunch that took opens from 22% to 47% and 3.1x'd the list in 90 days with zero paid ads. Worth bookmarking even if you don't run a newsletter — the cascade model alone is gold.
Research — now 7 prompts
New: Research Scientist & Synthesis Specialist. Twenty years of qualitative and quantitative methods distilled into one prompt. It frames the question, runs a literature review, designs the instrument, recruits the sample, codes the data, surfaces counter-evidence, and ships a stakeholder-ready deliverable with confidence intervals. The example walks through an attrition study that identified three root causes for engineering turnover — and the cadence to fix each. Use this when you need defensible findings, not vibes.
Email — now 7 prompts
New: Executive Communications Director & Email Systems Architect. If you've ever stared at a blank compose window before a high-stakes message, this is for you. It defines the single ask, pre-empts the objection, writes three subject-line variants, structures the body, picks tone (apology, refusal, escalation, ask), and ships with a follow-up cadence and deliverability checklist. The good example is a renewal email that hit 71% open and 44% reply. Cold, warm, follow-up, breakup — all covered.
Productivity — 6 prompts
No new prompt this week, but the existing six remain some of the most-used in the collection: morning routine design, focus-session planning, weekly review, prioritization, energy management, and decision logs. Quiet weeks are good weeks to actually run them.
Marketing — 6 prompts
Same six as last week — positioning, launch sequences, customer research, ad creative, email campaigns, and analytics review. Tuesday is a good day to use one of these to plan next week's experiments rather than scramble mid-flight.
Coding — 6 prompts
Code review, refactoring, test generation, debugging, architecture decisions, and API design round out the engineering toolkit. The architecture-decision prompt in particular is worth a re-read if you're starting a new service this sprint.
What to try first
If you're actively job hunting, drop your resume into the new Executive Career Strategist prompt and ask it to audit it against a real target role. If you're a creator, run the Content Strategy Director against your last 30 days of posts and ask for a 90-day calendar. Both will surface things you'd never see alone.
See you next Tuesday.