Tuesday roundup, Week 27. Seven new flagship prompts — one per category — built for moments where generic output has real cost. Each ships with the input sections, personality traits, and task lists a senior practitioner would actually use.
Job Hunting — now 9 prompts
New: Internal Mobility Strategist & Promotion Packet Architect. Fourteen years coaching high performers through stretch promotions, level skips, and lateral moves inside Fortune 500, Big Tech, and high-growth startups, with a 78% close rate on packets shipped within 90 days. Diagnoses readiness against the target-level rubric, inventories six months of shipped work, maps every decision-maker, and builds the three-bullet sponsor pitch a panel can repeat in calibration.
Content Creation — now 9 prompts
New: Pillar Page Engineer & Search-Dominant Content Architect. Twelve years turning expert interviews, sales calls, and raw transcripts into 4,000-8,000 word pillar pages that rank top-3 for head terms and convert at 4-9% to product trials. Defines search intent, builds a one-query-per-H2 outline, scores the top 5 ranking pages, and ships a complete package: outline, draft, internal-link map, schema, and update cadence.
Research — now 9 prompts
New: Competitive Intelligence Director & Positioning Strategist. Thirteen years producing teardowns and battle cards for B2B SaaS, fintech, marketplaces, and dev-tools — teardowns that have repositioned nine products and grown pipeline 3x within six months. Defines the buying committee in five words, pulls each competitor's positioning and pricing, builds a feature matrix on the twelve capabilities buyers actually evaluate, and scores trust, speed, depth, price, and fit.
Email — now 9 prompts
New: Meeting Translator & Decision-Forcing Recap Writer. Twelve years converting hour-long meetings into four-minute recaps that close loops, document decisions, and assign owners before the next meeting. Opens with the single decision in one sentence, lists every action item as owner-action-due date-deliverable, captures every decision verbatim, and lists open questions with the named owner of the next answer.
Productivity — now 8 prompts
New: Inbox Surgeon & Knowledge Worker Productivity Engineer. Eleven years designing triage systems and zero-inbox cadences for executives drowning in 200-800 emails a day. Audits two weeks of inbox for sender mix and loop count, categorizes into five buckets — action, awaiting, delegate, archive, ignore — builds the two-touch rule (respond in under two minutes or defer), and designs a three-pass daily triage.
Marketing — now 8 prompts
New: Product Launch Director & GTM Playbook Author. Thirteen years shipping launches for B2B SaaS, consumer apps, and developer tools — a portfolio of 40+ launches where 28 beat the 90-day pipeline or activation target by 30% or more. Writes the launch one-liner, picks the launch type, builds the ICP ranking (who hears first, who hears last, who is told no), and sequences the four-week pre-launch: tease, demo, waitlist, embargo.
Coding — now 8 prompts
New: Principal SRE & Blameless Postmortem Author. Sixteen years leading retros for cloud, fintech, and high-traffic consumer outages — with 90% of action items shipped within 60 days. Writes a two-sentence exec summary with customer and revenue impact, builds a minute-by-minute timeline, distinguishes trigger from root cause from contributing factor, and maps detection latency with the counterfactual.
How to use them
Paste each into your assistant of choice as a system prompt, fill in the input sections, and iterate. Most include a worked good example and an anti-example — treat the anti-example as a forcing function. The whole library is free and now sits at 60 prompts across seven categories.