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Editing, rewriting and structure. The prompts that turn a draft into something readable. 32 promptsWritingWrap text in the right Markdown calloutThe callout type that fits, and the block ready to paste.WritingWho is in this text, and how they relateEach character with aliases, role and the relationship that matters.WritingWhat a song is about, line by lineThe reading of each verse, the ambiguity, and the line that carries it.WritingTypos only, no rewritingThe corrected text, with every change listed separately.WritingTweets with a hook, not a summaryThe first line that stops the scroll, then the body that earns it.WritingTurn a concept into an image-model promptSubject, composition, light, style and the negative prompt that keeps it clean.WritingTranslate into the target language, keeping registerThe translation, the choices that were not literal, and why.WritingThe sentences that introduce a personThe introduction, its claim, and what it leaves out.WritingThe same critique of a draft, as structured JSONMachine-readable scores, findings and rewrite suggestions.WritingStrip the machine out of a draftThe rewrite, plus the phrases that gave it away.WritingSession transcript to a recap the players will readWhat happened, what changed, and the three threads left open.WritingSession transcript to a recapWhat happened, what changed, and the threads left open.WritingRewrite a weak prompt into a precise oneThe gaps it found, the rewrite, and the variables to fill.WritingRate a piece of writing and say what to fix firstRatings across clarity, structure and tone, then the three edits with the most effect.WritingPull the jokes out of a transcriptThe setup, the line, and who said it.WritingOpening sentences that set the toneThree openings with different temperatures, and what each promises.WritingOne line on what a prompt is forThe purpose, the input it expects, and the output it returns.WritingJudge prose against Steven Pinker's Sense of StyleThe classic style failures, quoted, with the sentence rewritten next to it.WritingGive a prompt a structure: identity, steps, outputThe role, the ordered steps, the output contract and the example.WritingFix broken line breaks and mangled pasted textThe text with its paragraphs put back, and nothing else changed.WritingFind real aphorisms on a theme, with sourcesExisting lines, attributed, and clearly separated from anything invented.WritingEvery usable quote, with who said itQuote, speaker, context, and the ones not worth using.WritingDraft a LaTeX academic paper from your notesSection by section, with the claims, the method and the citations kept honest.WritingClarity, coherence and grammar, in that orderThe rewrite, then the changes ranked by how much they matter.WritingAn essay with an argument and a spineThe claim, the turns that develop it, and the ending that does not waffle.WritingAdd sourced detail to a thin blog postWhere the post is vague, what to add, and the source for it.WritingAcademic prose that stays readableThe revision, with the nominalisations turned back into verbs.WritingA scene between two people from their profilesTwo voices that differ, a conflict that is small but real, and what shifts.WritingA podcast cold open that earns the next ten minutesThe premise, the guest's stake, and the question the episode answers.WritingA character-driven story from a person's notesThe want, the obstacle, and a detail that only that person would have.WritingA D&D NPC with a reason to existWant, secret, voice tic and a hook the players will pull.WritingRewrite for clarity without losing the voiceThe edit that fixes long sentences, buried verbs and hedging, without sanding off what makes the writing sound like a person.